Free Premier League trivia questions with explained answers.
The Premier League rebranded English football in 1992, and three decades on it's the most-watched league in the world. This free Premier League quiz covers the lot — the title races, the records, the managers and the moments that became shorthand the second they happened.
It starts with the era of Manchester United dominance under Sir Alex Ferguson, runs through Arsène Wenger's Arsenal "Invincibles" of 2003-04 — the only side to go a full 38-game season unbeaten — and lands on the modern superpowers. Sergio Agüero's stoppage-time goal to win City the 2012 title off the very last kick. Leicester City's 5,000-1 fairy tale in 2016. Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool finally ending a 30-year wait for the league in 2020. And Pep Guardiola's City hitting 100 points in 2017-18, the first team ever to reach the century mark.
The records get their own questions too: Alan Shearer's 260 goals, the all-time scoring mark that still stands; Mohamed Salah's 32 in a 38-game season, since beaten by Erling Haaland's 36; the 95-point and 98-point title-winning totals; and the red cards, captains and one-season wonders that fans love to argue about. Difficulty climbs from gentle openers about famous champions to genuinely hard questions about specific seasons, points tallies and squad details.
As with every Ball IQ quiz, each answer carries a one-line explanation, so a question you get wrong teaches you the fact behind it. Play the sample below for free, then open the app for the full Premier League bank and the daily challenge.
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Which player scored a then-record 32 Premier League goals for Liverpool in the 2017-18 season?
Answer: Salah
Salah's 32 league goals set the 38-game PL season record, beating Suarez/Ronaldo/Shearer's 31. The mark was broken by Haaland's 36 in 2022-23.
How many Premier League titles has Liverpool won since the Premier League began in 1992?
Answer: 2
Liverpool have won 2 Premier League titles — 2019-20 under Klopp and 2024-25 under Slot.
Which club played their final Premier League season at the Boleyn Ground in 2015-16 before moving to the London Stadium?
Answer: West Ham
West Ham had been at the Boleyn Ground (Upton Park) since 1904 and moved to the converted Olympic Stadium for 2016-17.
How many Premier League titles has Chelsea won in total?
Answer: 5
Chelsea have won 5 Premier League titles (2004-05, 2005-06, 2009-10, 2014-15, 2016-17). Their 1954-55 First Division crown brings their English top-flight tally to 6.
Which Premier League club called Goodison Park home for over 130 years before moving to a new stadium for the 2025-26 season?
Answer: Everton
Everton played at Goodison Park from 1892 to 2025 before relocating to the Hill Dickinson Stadium (formerly Bramley-Moore Dock) for the 2025-26 Premier League season.
Who scored 36 Premier League goals in 2022-23 to set a new single-season record?
Answer: Haaland
Haaland's 36 goals in 2022-23 broke the 38-game PL season record (previously 32 by Salah in 2017-18).
Which player became the first to win league titles in all three of England, Spain and Italy?
Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo
Ronaldo lifted the Premier League with Manchester United (2007, 2008, 2009), La Liga with Real Madrid (2011-12, 2016-17) and Serie A with Juventus (2018-19, 2019-20).
What shirt number did Roy Keane famously wear at Manchester United for most of his career?
Answer: 16
Keane wore #16 at Manchester United throughout his iconic captaincy (1993-2005). He also wore #7 briefly after Eric Cantona's retirement before reverting.
Which former Leeds United boss took charge of England's national team in 1974 — only to leave controversially in 1977 for a UAE role?
Answer: Don Revie
Revie won two league titles with Leeds before succeeding Alf Ramsey as England manager.
Harry Kane won back-to-back Premier League Golden Boots in 2015-16 and 2016-17 — how many total has he won?
Answer: Three
Kane has won three Premier League Golden Boots: 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2020-21 — tying Alan Shearer.
What shirt number did Patrick Vieira wear at Arsenal for most of his career (1996-2005)?
Answer: 4
Vieira wore #4 throughout his Arsenal spell. He kept the same number at Juventus, then switched to #14 at Inter Milan and #24 at Manchester City.
Between his two Chelsea stints (2004-07 and 2013-15), José Mourinho managed TWO other clubs — which two?
Answer: Inter Milan and Real Madrid
Mourinho left Chelsea in 2007, managed Inter Milan (2008-10, won the treble in 2010), then Real Madrid (2010-13, won La Liga 2012), before returning to Chelsea in 2013.
Who was Arsenal's top Premier League scorer in 2023-24 with 16 goals?
Answer: Saka
Saka scored 16 Premier League goals, with Havertz close behind on 13 as Arsenal finished second.
Which club spent the most seasons in the Premier League era before winning their first title?
Answer: Leicester City
Leicester had been in the Premier League for multiple seasons with no title before their shock 2015-16 win.
How many managers (including caretakers) did Sunderland have in the 2017-18 Championship season?
Answer: 4
Counting Simon Grayson, Chris Coleman, plus two caretaker spells (Robbie Stockdale and Billy McKinlay) between them.
Who scored the winning penalty for Arsenal in their 2005 FA Cup final shootout win over Manchester United?
Answer: Vieira
Arsenal won 5-4 on penalties; the captain who later moved to Juventus put away the decisive spot-kick.
Which club won the inaugural League Cup in 1961 — beating Rotherham 3-2 on aggregate over two legs?
Answer: Aston Villa
The Midlands club came back from 2-0 down in the first leg, winning the return leg 3-0 at Villa Park with an extra-time strike from Alan O'Neill.
Which club won the first ever Women's Super League title in 2011?
Answer: Arsenal
The North London side dominated the early WSL era, winning the first three editions.
Which club was relegated with the highest points total (42) in Premier League history in 2002-03?
Answer: West Ham
An East London club whose 42-point relegation remains a record they're still unhappy to hold.
Which goalkeeper famously scored from inside his own penalty area in a Premier League match?
Answer: Asmir Begovic
It happened in a Premier League match against Southampton in November 2013 — a 91.9-metre clearance that bounced into the opposite net for the record books.