This Champions League quiz gives you seven questions on Europe's top club competition, from the first European Cup in 1956 to the 2026 final. Each question has eight options. Some are valid answers and some are decoys, so first work out which options are right, then pick the one other players are least likely to choose. A popular answer banks £10m and a deep cut banks £150m. It's free and there's no sign-up.
What the Champions League quiz asks
There are seven Champions League questions in the Footbillion bank. Each has a closed answer list with a clear cut-off date:
| Question | What you name | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Winners | A club that has won the European Cup or Champions League | Every final up to 2025–26 |
| Nearly men | A club that reached a final but has never won it | Finals up to 2025–26 |
| Nations | A country whose club has lifted the trophy | Up to 2025–26 |
| Dugout | A manager who has won the competition | Up to 2025–26 |
| Final goals | A player who scored in a final, not counting shoot-outs | 2010 to 2026 |
| Goal machines | A player with 40 or more goals in the competition proper | As of November 2026 |
| Women's finals | A club that has played in a Women's Champions League final | 2002 to 2026 |
The quiz treats the European Cup and the Champions League as one competition, as UEFA does. A title from the 1960s counts the same as one from last season.
How Champions League rounds work
Press play and you get all seven questions in a random order. Each board shows eight options in a shuffled order, and you have 20 seconds per question, or no timer if you tick relaxed mode. A valid pick banks its fee, a decoy scores nothing, and after every question the board shows which options were right and what each was worth.
Because there are seven questions right now, every round uses all seven. Your second round is about beating your first total by going rarer, not about seeing new questions. When you want something different, switch topic at full-time or play the daily seven on the home page.
Where the rare European answers hide
In Footbillion, rarity means what other players pick, not how hard a fact is. On European nights the big fees tend to sit in a few places:
- The early decades. Most fans think of the clubs and coaches of the last 20 years. Winners, finalists and managers from the 1960s to the 1980s are picked far less often.
- Smaller football countries. The trophy has gone to clubs from more countries than most people remember, and those countries pay much more than the obvious ones.
- Finals people forget. In the final-scorers question, everyone remembers the famous winners. A goal for the losing side counts just as much and is chosen far less.
- The women's game. The Women's Champions League question has its own history. Many fans only know the most recent finalists, so earlier ones are often worth a lot.
How the decoys catch you out
Champions League decoys are near misses: a famous club that has lost finals but never lifted the trophy, a club that reached the semi-finals but never the final, a manager who led a side to a final and lost it, a country whose clubs have gone deep in Europe without winning, or a great striker whose final goals fall outside the date range. Read each question's cut-off date and exact wording before you tap. "Has played in a final but never won" rules out every club that has lifted the trophy, however many finals it has lost.
If you'd rather stay in England, try the Premier League quiz. For international football, play the World Cup quiz, or mix every competition in Footbillion Unlimited.