Daily 7 archive
Daily 7 answers for 10 September 2026
Thursday, 10 September 2026. Seven questions, the same for everyone that day, with the reason each answer is right.
- Question 1 · SuperLigFenerbahçe signed club legend Alex de Souza in 2004 from which Brazilian club?PalmeirasCruzeiroCorinthiansSão PauloAlex joined Fenerbahçe from Cruzeiro in 2004 for around €5 million.
- Question 2 · RecordsWhich flying winger won six European Cups with Real Madrid across their first golden era (1956-1966)?Francisco GentoAmancioRaymond KopaJose SantamariaFrancisco 'Paco' Gento won six European Cups between 1956 and 1966, an individual record for the competition.
- Question 3 · HistoryOn 30 December 1978 Albion won 5-3 away from home in a match still rated among English football's greatest. At which ground?Old TraffordHighburyAnfieldElland RoadIt was 3-3 at half-time at Old Trafford before Albion pulled away; Len Cantello's volley was voted goal of the season.
- Question 4 · HistoryCardiff City have won the Welsh Cup how many times, approximately?More than 20Exactly onceAround fiveNeverAs of 2026 they have lifted it 22 times, a total exceeded only by Wrexham.
- Question 5 · HistoryFC Basel was founded after a newspaper advertisement calling for a football team was placed by whom?Roland GeldnerRené BaderHans HuberJosef HügiGeldner's advert in the 12 November 1893 Basler paper asked interested men to meet the following Wednesday — eleven turned up and founded the club.
- Question 6 · WorldCupSwitzerland's consistent World Cup presence — how many consecutive tournaments have they qualified for including 2026?5678Switzerland have qualified for six consecutive WCs: 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022 and 2026. They missed 2002 (eliminated in qualifying).
- Question 7 · UCLVladimir Jugović scored the decisive penalty in the 1996 Champions League final for which club, five years after his Red Star triumph?JuventusAC MilanLazioAjaxHe netted the winning spot-kick for Juventus against Ajax in the 1996 final.
Past days
Each day's seven questions and answers, most recent first.
- Wed 9 September 2026
- Tue 8 September 2026
- Mon 7 September 2026
- Sun 6 September 2026
- Sat 5 September 2026
- Fri 4 September 2026
- Thu 3 September 2026
- Wed 2 September 2026
- Tue 1 September 2026
- Mon 31 August 2026
- Sun 30 August 2026
- Sat 29 August 2026
- Fri 28 August 2026
- Thu 27 August 2026
- Wed 26 August 2026
- Tue 25 August 2026
- Mon 24 August 2026
- Sun 23 August 2026
- Sat 22 August 2026
- Fri 21 August 2026
- Thu 20 August 2026
- Wed 19 August 2026