BBC Sport rolled out the eleventh edition of its daily “Who am I?” football quiz, tasking fans with naming a World Cup star using the fewest guesses. Each wrong answer unlocks a new hint, while three attempts secure a solid score and four or five earn an exceptional rating, boosting point totals.

Clues are curated by Joe Rindl, who adds a fresh hint after every incorrect guess. The platform records each participant’s attempt count, rewarding efficiency with higher points. Players can view their results on the Football Quizzes hub, where leaderboards showcase top scorers and encourage repeat engagement.

The quiz’s bite‑size format fits easily into fans’ daily routines, driving steady traffic to BBC Sport’s interactive pages. By turning player knowledge into a game, the service deepens engagement and cross‑promotes the broader suite of sports quizzes. Daily releases keep the challenge fresh and maintain a steady stream of returning participants.

Since its debut, the series has attracted over a thousand active users, with quiz number 11 already logging dozens of attempts. The straightforward rules and immediate feedback make it a popular touchpoint for football enthusiasts seeking quick mental drills. The platform now stands as a regular feature within BBC Sport’s digital offering.