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Seven questions. Everyone gets the same seven. Come back tomorrow for seven more.

Daily 7 · Wednesday, 16 September 2026 · the same seven for everyone · a new seven at midnight

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    Juventus signed which striker from Fiorentina in January 2022, for what was then a Serie A January-window record €70m?

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    Once Camp Nou's renovation is complete (~105,000 capacity), which La Liga stadium will be the second largest in Spain?

    WhyIt reopened after a 2019-24 renovation costing well over €1bn, with a retractable roof and pitch, holding just over 80,000.

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    Under Sir Bobby Robson, Newcastle famously reached the second group stage of which competition in 2002-03?

    WhyAfter losing their first three group games, Robson's side recovered brilliantly to progress to the second group phase of Europe's elite competition.

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    Which hometown legend returned as Newcastle manager in 1999, later musing: "What is a club? It's the noise, the passion... a small boy clambering up stadium steps for the very first time"?

    WhyBorn in County Durham and taken to St James' Park by his father as a boy, his knighted homecoming produced some of the most quoted lines in club lore.

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    Which team did Brazil beat in the third-place play-off at the 1978 World Cup?

    WhyBrazil beat Italy 2-1 in the 1978 bronze match — Claudio Coutinho's side went home unbeaten and still without the title.

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    Which legendary striker did Bayern controversially sign on a free transfer in 2014, prising him from arch-rivals Borussia Dortmund?

    WhyHe ran down his contract at Dortmund and joined for nothing — then became one of the deadliest scorers in Bayern's history.

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    Which nation beat Brazil in the 1950 World Cup final match to become world champions?

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How to play

1. Seven questions, once a day. A fixed set that resets at midnight. No endless scroll, no grinding — you play it and you are done.

2. Everyone gets the same seven. The set is generated from the date, so your score means something next to a friend's.

3. Every answer is explained. Get one wrong and you find out why, with the context that makes it stick.

4. Keep the streak alive. Play daily to build a streak. Miss a day and it resets — that is rather the point.

What makes it different

The Daily 7 is a football quiz you finish. Seven questions drawn from across the game — Premier League, Champions League nights, World Cups, transfers, the players your dad still talks about — and then it is over until tomorrow. It is designed to be a two-minute habit rather than something that eats an evening.

Because the questions come from the date rather than from you, everybody who plays on a given day faces the same seven. That is what makes a score worth sending to someone. A friend who says they got six out of seven got six out of the same seven you did, and the challenge link carries your score so they know exactly what they are chasing.

Wrong answers come with an explanation, so a bad round still teaches you something. Free, no account, straight in the browser — and in the free Ball IQ app it keeps your streak alongside Footle, Transfer Trail and Mystery Player.

Yesterday's seven, and the week before

Every day has its own page: the seven questions, the answers, and why each is right. Today's, hidden until you tap.

Also on your phone. Streaks, reminders and live 1v1 against a mate — the same seven, in the app.iOSAndroid

Daily 7 FAQ

What is the Daily 7?
A daily football quiz of seven questions. Everyone playing on the same day gets the same seven, so scores are directly comparable.
When does it reset?
At midnight, local time. A new set of seven questions each day, and the previous day's set is gone.
Do I need an account?
No. Play as a guest straight in the browser. An account keeps your streak and stats across devices.
Can I challenge a friend?
Yes — sharing your result creates a link carrying your score, and whoever opens it plays the same seven questions and gets a head-to-head comparison at the end.
Are the answers explained?
Wrong answers come with an explanation, so you learn the fact rather than just losing the point.