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Stoke City Quiz

Free Stoke City quiz with explained answers — founded 1863, Stanley Matthews, Gordon Banks, the 1972 League Cup and the Rory Delap era.

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  1. easy

    By what nickname are Stoke City known?

    WhyStoke-on-Trent sits at the heart of the Potteries, the ceramics industry that defined the region.
  2. easy

    What colours do Stoke City traditionally wear at home?

    WhyThe red-and-white stripe has been the club's identity for well over a century.
  3. medium

    Stoke City became famous in the Premier League for which distinctive weapon?

    WhyDelap's flat, fast throws were treated as set pieces and became one of the most distinctive weapons of that era.
  4. medium

    Stoke City, founded in 1863, are among the oldest what?

    WhyOnly a small handful of clubs anywhere can claim a longer continuous history.
  5. hard

    Stoke City qualified for the Europa League in 2011 by what route?

    WhyManchester City had already qualified for the Champions League, so the losing finalists took the European place.
  6. medium

    Stoke City reached the FA Cup final in 2011, losing to which club?

    WhyYaya Touré scored the only goal; it was Stoke's first FA Cup final and took them into the Europa League.
  7. medium

    Stoke City's rivalry, the Potteries derby, is with which club?

    WhyThe two clubs are the only senior sides in Stoke-on-Trent, roughly three miles apart.
  8. hard

    Which World Cup-winning goalkeeper was in Stoke City's 1972 League Cup-winning side?

    WhyBanks, England's 1966 keeper, had already been at Stoke three years when he made the famous save from Pelé in 1970.
  9. medium

    What is the name of Stoke City's home ground?

    WhyIt was called the Britannia Stadium from 1997 until a naming-rights change in 2016.
  10. medium

    Which legendary winger, the first Ballon d'Or winner, played for Stoke City in two spells?

    WhyMatthews won the inaugural Ballon d'Or in 1956 and returned to Stoke aged 46, playing top-flight football past 50.
  11. hard

    Which Spain international, a Champions League winner, joined Stoke City in 2016?

    WhyBojan came from Barcelona's academy and became a cult figure at the club, though injuries limited his impact.
  12. medium

    Which manager took Stoke City into the Premier League in 2008 and to the 2011 FA Cup final?

    WhyPulis had two spells at the club and built the side around set pieces and physical strength.
  13. medium

    Stoke City won their only major trophy in 1972. Which was it?

    WhyThey beat Chelsea 2-1 at Wembley; it remains the club's sole major honour.
  14. hard

    How long did Stoke City's uninterrupted Premier League spell last from 2008?

    WhyThey went up in 2008 and were relegated in 2018, an unusually long stay for a club of their resources.
  15. hard

    Which ground did Stoke City leave in 1997 after 119 years?

    WhyIt was one of the oldest grounds in the Football League when they moved to the new stadium at Trentham Lakes.
  16. hard

    Stoke City's 1972 League Cup final win came against which club?

    WhyStoke won 2-1 at Wembley through goals from Terry Conroy and George Eastham.

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Stoke City quiz — FAQ

Why are Stoke City called the Potters?
Stoke-on-Trent is the heart of the Potteries, the English ceramics industry, and the club took its identity from the trade that defined the city.
How old is Stoke City?
Founded in 1863, making them one of the oldest professional football clubs in the world. Only a small handful of clubs anywhere can claim a longer continuous history.
What has Stoke City won?
One major trophy: the League Cup in 1972, beating Chelsea 2-1 at Wembley with Gordon Banks in goal. They also reached the FA Cup final in 2011, losing to Manchester City, which took them into the Europa League.
What was Stoke City famous for in the Premier League?
Rory Delap's long throw-ins, which were fast and flat enough to be defended like corners, and a physical, set-piece-based style under Tony Pulis that kept them in the top flight for ten consecutive seasons from 2008.
About the Stoke City quiz

Stoke City were founded in 1863, which puts them among the oldest professional football clubs anywhere in the world. They are the Potters, after the ceramics industry that built Stoke-on-Trent, and they wear red and white stripes.

The greatest player in their history is also one of the greatest in anyone's: Stanley Matthews, the first winner of the Ballon d'Or, who had two spells at the club and returned aged 46 to play top-flight football past his 50th birthday.

The only major trophy came in 1972, a 2-1 League Cup final win over Chelsea by a side that included Gordon Banks in goal — the man who had made the save from Pelé two years earlier.

The modern chapter is Tony Pulis: promotion in 2008, then ten unbroken Premier League seasons, an FA Cup final in 2011 and a Europa League campaign that followed it. That team was built on set pieces and physicality, and on Rory Delap's long throw, which opponents treated as a corner because that is effectively what it was.

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