"the Puskas Award is a prestigious prize in the world of screamers and solo efforts: it's an annual prize gifted to the single greatest goal scored over the last 12 months, with any strike from any level of the beautiful game eligible for the ultimate prize. And that's what makes this quiz quite so difficult: sure, you might be able to name the net-busters that we all witnessed at the Champions League and World Cup"
"You've clearly got an eye for the spectacular: but now it's time to move beyond individual feats of genius to truly comprehensive knowledge, with a set of quizzes that will test the breadth of your football brain, delivered to you, courtesy of Kwizly. We start with a monumental task of scope: can you name every club in Europe for 2025/26? This demands a phenomenal knowledge of the Premier League, La Liga, the Bundesliga, and every team across the other major European divisions."
"If you can complete this, you are truly a continental master. Next up, a two-pronged test of recognition. First, let's see if you can answer 20 correct answers in our Who Has The Most quiz? Then, for a visual treat, try to name these players from a LEGO picture? You'll need to recognise your heroes in a blockier format. Finally, we turn our attention to the top domestic individual prizes of the Premier League era."
An annual prize named for Ferenc Puskas rewards the single greatest goal scored worldwide over the previous 12 months, with any strike from any level eligible. The quiz challenges players to name 16 winners from the past 16 years within five minutes, noting that famous Champions League and World Cup goals are easier to recall than lesser-known strikes. A sequence of related quizzes tests broader football knowledge, including naming every European club for 2025/26, answering a Who Has The Most quiz, identifying players from LEGO images, and listing every PFA Player and Young Player of the Year since 1993. A weekly crossword and newsletter are available.
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