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What the Steven Gerrard quiz covers

Every question is written and checked by football fans, across the topics that decide a real Steven Gerrard expert:

Career & clubs

Every club Steven Gerrard played for and the moves in between.

Trophies & honours

Leagues, cups and the biggest nights of the career.

Goals & records

The milestones, the tallies and the records set.

International

The national-team story — tournaments, caps and glory.

Iconic moments

The goals and games fans will never forget.

Awards

Ballon d'Ors, Golden Boots and individual honours.

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  1. Which former Liverpool captain managed Aston Villa from 2021 until October 2022?

    • Jamie Carragher
    • John Terry
    • Steven Gerrard
    • Roy Keane
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    Answer: Steven Gerrard

    Steven Gerrard managed Villa for roughly 11 months before being dismissed.

  2. Steven Gerrard won his first trophy as a manager by leading which club to the 2020-21 Scottish Premiership title, ending Celtic's bid for ten titles in a row?

    • Hibernian
    • Heart of Midlothian
    • Rangers
    • Aberdeen
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    Answer: Rangers

    Gerrard guided Rangers to an unbeaten league title (32 wins, 6 draws, 102 points) in 2020-21, halting Celtic's pursuit of a tenth consecutive championship.

  3. Who scored Liverpool's second goal in the 2005 Champions League final comeback, making it 3-2 just two minutes after Gerrard's header?

    • Vladimir Smicer
    • Xabi Alonso
    • Djibril Cisse
    • Jerzy Dudek
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    Answer: Vladimir Smicer

    Vladimir Smicer struck two minutes after Steven Gerrard's header; Xabi Alonso then converted the rebound of his own penalty to complete the comeback to 3-3.

  4. In the 2006 'Gerrard Final', Steven Gerrard's long-range stoppage-time strike forced extra time before Liverpool won the FA Cup on penalties. Who were the opponents?

    • Everton
    • West Ham United
    • Arsenal
    • Chelsea
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    Answer: West Ham United

    Liverpool trailed West Ham 3-2 until Gerrard's injury-time thunderbolt made it 3-3; Liverpool then won the shootout 3-1 at the Millennium Stadium.

  5. A famous Steven Gerrard slip in April 2014 led to a defeat that badly dented Liverpool's title bid. Which club punished it?

    • Manchester City
    • Chelsea
    • Manchester United
    • Arsenal
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    Answer: Chelsea

    Demba Ba pounced on Gerrard's slip as Chelsea won 2-0 at Anfield, swinging the title race Manchester City's way.

  6. In March 2015, Liverpool's Steven Gerrard was sent off after just 38 seconds of coming on as a substitute against which team?

    • Arsenal
    • Man United
    • Chelsea
    • Everton
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    Answer: Man United

    His 'heat map' showing only the centre circle went viral on Twitter afterwards.

  7. Steven Gerrard delivered an iconic FA Cup final performance in 2006, with a last-gasp equaliser forcing penalties. Which club did Liverpool beat in that 'Gerrard Final'?

    • Cardiff City
    • West Ham United
    • Chelsea
    • Arsenal
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    Answer: West Ham United

    His thunderbolt in stoppage time made it 3-3 at the Millennium Stadium; Liverpool then won on penalties in a match widely renamed after the captain.

  8. After which tournament did Steven Gerrard retire from international football, ending a 114-cap England career?

    • Euro 2012
    • 2010 World Cup
    • 2014 World Cup
    • 2006 World Cup
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    Answer: 2014 World Cup

    Gerrard won 114 caps between 2000 and 2014, captaining England 38 times, and retired from internationals after the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

  9. In the 2005 'Miracle of Istanbul' final, who scored Liverpool's FIRST goal to spark the comeback from 3-0 down against AC Milan?

    • Xabi Alonso
    • Steven Gerrard
    • Djibril Cisse
    • Vladimir Smicer
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    Answer: Steven Gerrard

    The captain's header in the 54th minute lit the fuse; Smicer and Alonso then completed the three-goals-in-six-minutes blitz to level it at 3-3.

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Steven Gerrard quiz — FAQ

Which clubs has Steven Gerrard played for?
Gerrard was a genuine one-club man in Europe, spending his entire top-level career at Liverpool from his 1998 debut until 2015, where he made more than 700 appearances and captained the side for over a decade. He then finished his playing days with a two-season spell at LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer in 2015 and 2016 before retiring.
What has Steven Gerrard won, and which records does he hold?
With Liverpool, Gerrard won the 2005 Champions League as captain, the 2001 UEFA Cup, two FA Cups (2001 and 2006), three League Cups and the 2005 UEFA Super Cup. He never won the Premier League, famously falling short in 2013-14. He earned 114 England caps — among the most in the nation's history — scoring 21 goals. As a manager he later won the 2020-21 Scottish Premiership title with Rangers, unbeaten in the league.
Is the Steven Gerrard quiz free to play?
Yes. The Steven Gerrard quiz is completely free and runs right in your browser with no sign-up and no download. If you want to keep going, the Ball IQ app packs in over 4,000 football questions, a daily football word game, and multiplayer modes.
How hard is the Steven Gerrard quiz?
It scales from easy to hard. Early questions cover the basics any Liverpool fan knows — his club, his number, Istanbul — before ramping up to goal totals, trophy dates, England appearances and his managerial career. Every answer is explained, so it rewards knowledge and teaches you something whether you score full marks or not.
About the Steven Gerrard quiz

Steven Gerrard is the one-club talisman who carried Liverpool for the better part of two decades, a driving central midfielder who could tackle, pass, run and — above all — score the kind of goals that decided finals. He came through Liverpool's academy, made his debut in 1998, wore the armband for more than a decade, and stayed until 2015 before a farewell spell at LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer closed out his playing days. Add 114 England caps on top, and you have one of the defining British midfielders of his generation. If you can still picture him arriving late into the box with the outside of his right boot cocked, this quiz is built for you.

His masterpiece came in Istanbul on 25 May 2005. Liverpool were 3-0 down to AC Milan at half-time in the Champions League final; Gerrard's header just after the hour started the comeback, the Reds drew level at 3-3, and they won the shoot-out to lift the European Cup as captain. It remains the single most famous night of his career, but it sits alongside a 2006 FA Cup final so dominated by him it is simply called "the Gerrard final," and a 2001 season in which he helped Liverpool win the UEFA Cup, FA Cup and League Cup treble. For England he won 114 caps and scored 21 goals, captaining his country 38 times.

Expect the full spread. The quiz moves from the gentle openers — his boyhood club, his shirt number, the city he never left — through to the deep cuts: the 2013-14 Premier League title that slipped away, his goal tallies, his three World Cups and three European Championships, and the second act in the dugout at Rangers, Aston Villa and Al-Ettifaq, including the unbeaten Scottish Premiership title he delivered at Ibrox in 2021. Questions scale from easy to hard, so casual fans get a foothold and lifers get properly tested.

Every answer comes with a short explanation, so you finish the round knowing more than when you started — the fee, the date, the final, the context. It is completely free to play in your browser with no sign-up required. If you want more, the Ball IQ app has over 4,000 football questions, a daily football word game, and multiplayer modes to take on your mates head to head.