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Daily 7 answers for 5 October 2026

Monday, 5 October 2026. Seven questions, the same for everyone that day, with the reason each answer is right.

  1. Question 1 · Records
    Eusébio was the first player to win which award, claiming its inaugural edition in 1968?
    The FIFA World Player of the YearThe Bravo AwardThe UEFA Club Footballer of the YearThe European Golden Boot
    Eusébio's 42 league goals in 1967-68 won the first ever European Golden Boot; he claimed it a second time in 1973.
  2. Question 2 · History
    Sheffield United still avoided relegation in 1990-91 despite going how many league games without a win at the start of the season?
    8121620
    United had four points from their first 16 games, then won 13 of the last 22 to finish 13th in the First Division.
  3. Question 3 · WorldCup
    Which German became the youngest player to appear for Germany at the 2022 World Cup, aged 18?
    WirtzSaneMoukokoGnabry
    Youssoufa Moukoko, who turned 18 during the tournament, became Germany's youngest World Cup player.
  4. Question 4 · History
    Stoke City's 1972 League Cup final win came against which club?
    ChelseaArsenalWest Ham UnitedEverton
    Stoke won 2-1 at Wembley through goals from Terry Conroy and George Eastham.
  5. Question 5 · Primeira
    The 'Derby do Minho' is a heated rivalry between Braga and which club?
    Rio AveMoreirenseVitória de GuimarãesFamalicão
    Braga and Vitória de Guimarães, neighbours in the Minho region, contest one of Portugal's fiercest derbies.
  6. Question 6 · Transfers
    RB Leipzig sold Dominik Szoboszlai in 2023 to which club?
    LiverpoolArsenalNapoliBayern Munich
    Liverpool triggered the Hungarian's release clause, following the same Salzburg-to-Leipzig-to-Anfield path Naby Keïta had taken years earlier.
  7. Question 7 · Managers
    Which Welshman became Fulham manager at 32 in 2003 — one of the youngest permanent Premier League managers of his era — before later managing Wales?
    GiggsChris ColemanMark HughesCraig Bellamy
    Coleman took charge of Fulham in April 2003, staying until 2007. He later managed Wales to the Euro 2016 semi-finals.
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