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Daily 7 answers for 25 August 2026

Tuesday, 25 August 2026. Seven questions, the same for everyone that day, with the reason each answer is right.

  1. Question 1 · History
    Which striker captained Norwich City through their rise from League One to the Premier League around 2010?
    Grant HoltChris MartinSimeon JacksonWes Hoolahan
    Holt scored in three successive promotion-winning or top-flight seasons and became a cult figure at Carrow Road.
  2. Question 2 · LaLiga
    Which Hungarian-born La Liga legend scored 280 goals for Barcelona 1951-61 — one of their greatest ever?
    László KubalaFerenc PuskásSándor KocsisDi Stéfano
    Kubala scored 280 goals in 345 apps for Barcelona (1951-61). One of 5 foreign-born Hungarian Golden Team era greats.
  3. Question 3 · Records
    Which Juventus goalkeeper set a Serie A record by going 974 minutes without conceding during the 2015-16 season?
    Dino ZoffGianluigi BuffonAngelo PeruzziStefano Tacconi
    Buffon's 974-minute shutout streak in 2015-16 broke Sebastiano Rossi's long-standing Serie A clean-sheet record.
  4. Question 4 · Transfers
    In 1980, Saint-Étienne sold which star forward to Paris Saint-Germain?
    Dominique RocheteauPatrick RevelliChristian SarramagnaJacques Santini
    Rocheteau left the Verts for the capital in June 1980.
  5. Question 5 · WorldCup
    What was the final score in the 1978 World Cup final when Argentina beat the Netherlands after extra time?
    2-13-14-21-0
    Argentina won 3-1 in extra time in Buenos Aires. Kempes scored twice, with Bertoni adding the third.
  6. Question 6 · Records
    Which player holds Leeds United's all-time appearance record, with 773 games?
    Billy BremnerPaul ReaneyJack CharltonPeter Lorimer
    Jack Charlton made a club-record 773 appearances for Leeds between 1953 and 1973.
  7. Question 7 · UCL
    Zinedine Zidane scored his famous volley in the 2002 Champions League final — who was the opposition?
    ValenciaDeportivo La CorunaMan UtdLeverkusen
    Real Madrid beat Bayer Leverkusen 2-1 in Glasgow, with Zidane's left-foot volley the defining moment.
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