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Daily 7 answers for 12 September 2026

Saturday, 12 September 2026. Seven questions, the same for everyone that day, with the reason each answer is right.

  1. Question 1 · PL
    Who scored a 22-minute hat-trick for Man United in their 6-1 thrashing of Arsenal on 25 February 2001 — effectively ending the title race?
    SheringhamColeSolskjærDwight Yorke
    Yorke 3', 18', 22'. Keane and Solskjær added before half-time; Sheringham closed it out in the 90th. Henry scored Arsenal's only goal.
  2. Question 2 · SerieA
    What is the name of the derby between Juventus and Torino?
    Derby della MoleDerby d'ItaliaDerby TorineseDerby del Nord
  3. Question 3 · Records
    What is the scoreline of Manchester United's record Premier League win, achieved against Ipswich in 1995 and matched against Southampton in 2021?
    9-08-17-010-0
    United thrashed Ipswich Town 9-0 in March 1995 — Andy Cole scoring five — and repeated the 9-0 margin against Southampton in 2021.
  4. Question 4 · History
    Which Danish former Barcelona and Real Madrid player managed Swansea City to the 2013 League Cup?
    Michael LaudrupBrian LaudrupMorten OlsenPeter Schmeichel
    Laudrup's side beat Bradford City 5-0, delivering Swansea's first major English trophy.
  5. Question 5 · SerieA
    During the 2000-01 title run, Batistuta famously refused to celebrate a thunderous volley he scored against which of his former clubs?
    InterBoca JuniorsRiver PlateFiorentina
    Batistuta declined to celebrate his November 2000 volley against Fiorentina, the club he had starred for.
  6. Question 6 · PL
    Which substitute opened the scoring in West Brom's 2-0 final-day win that sealed survival in May 2005?
    Geoff HorsfieldRobert EarnshawKevin CampbellZoltán Gera
    Horsfield came off the bench and volleyed in just before the hour; Kieran Richardson added the second with a quarter of an hour left.
  7. Question 7 · Records
    Who became the youngest scorer in Champions League history in 2019?
    BellinghamFatiCamavingaMbappé
    Ansu Fati for Barcelona, aged 17y40d — breaking Peter Ofori-Quaye's 1997 record. Since surpassed by Moukoko (2020, 16y18d).
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