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2026 World Cup quizzes and fan series

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Since late June, FourFourTwo’s Kwizly platform has delivered a steady stream of World Cup‑related quizzes. A June 23 launch introduced challenges on national‑team managers, host‑nation capitals, historic shirts and England players with 50+ caps. On June 26 the Friday Football Quiz 121 and Quickfire Quiz 150 added questions about 100‑cap players, England veterans with three tournament appearances, managers, capitals, historic kits and players with six or more World Cup goals. A June 28 quiz tested knowledge of every penalty‑shootout scorer since 2000 and England’s 4‑2 victory over West Germany in 1996. July 9 featured quizzes on the 14 official tournament mascots and English top‑flight league champions for each World Cup year. July 17 brought quizzes on World Cup host cities, club badges, England single‑goal scorers since 2000, the 48 nations that reached quarter‑finals between 2000‑2022, Golden Boot winners and a word‑search. July 23 released Friday Football Quiz 125 (Ballon d’Or‑World Cup winners, never‑qualified nations, 2026 history) and Quickfire Quiz 165 (rapid‑fire questions, non‑FIFA members). July 27 saw Quickfire Quiz 166 (Pep Guardiola’s most‑used players, Arsenal PL winners, 20+ league‑goal scorers, Golden Glove keepers, flag‑based line‑ups) together with Weekend Crossword 63 and the weekly “Name the Football Star” for Star Gold subscribers, featuring a former Liverpool ace, a rival‑club player and a pundit‑turned‑player. The series continued on August 3 with a new “Name the Football Star” edition highlighting a Manchester United icon, a Real Madrid galáctico, an Ajax legend and a Norwich “Messi”. ~~Throughout~~ On August 18, new trivia challenges were released via the ~~tournament FourFourTwo has used quizzes, crosswords~~ Quickfire Quiz series, including topics on Premier League history, top scorers, player appearance totals, and ~~badge‑identification games to keep fans engaged, offering digital badges, leader‑boards~~ international milestones such as World Cup winners and ~~unlimited attempts via its free “The Club” hub.~~ Ballon d’Or recipients. Specialized quizzes also covered one-season wonders, football autobiographies, and historical squads like England’s 1966 World Cup-winning team.

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