This Premier League quiz is the Footbillion game with every question taken from the English top flight since 1992. Press play and you get seven Premier League questions, each with eight options. Some options are valid answers and some are decoys. Pick a valid one to bank a transfer fee: £10m for the name everybody picks, up to £150m for a deep cut. It's free, there's no sign-up, and when the round ends you can play another seven straight away.
What the Premier League quiz asks
There are 11 Premier League questions in the bank at the moment. Each one has a closed, checkable answer list and a clear date range, from 1992–93 to the end of the 2025–26 season:
| Topic | What you name |
|---|---|
| Clubs | A club that finished first or second; a club that has played at least one Premier League season |
| Goals | A Golden Boot winner; a 100-goal scorer; a player in the all-time top 10; a player who scored four or more in one match |
| Awards | A Player of the Season; a Golden Glove goalkeeper |
| Longevity | A player with 500 or more Premier League appearances |
| Managers | A title-winning manager; a Manager of the Season |
Because there are 11 questions and each round uses seven, you will see the same questions again if you play several rounds in a row. The options are shuffled each time, but the answer lists stay the same.
Where the rare Premier League answers are
Rarity in Footbillion is about what other players pick, not how hard a fact is. In the Premier League quiz, the biggest fees usually sit in a few places:
- The 1990s. Most players think of the last ten seasons first. Clubs that only lasted a season or two in the early Premier League years, and strikers who peaked before 2000, are rarely picked.
- One-off hauls. The four-goal question has plenty of famous names, but also players who had one extraordinary afternoon and never did it again. Those are worth far more than the household names.
- Awards from outside the big clubs. The Manager of the Season list includes managers who over-achieved with smaller sides, and those picks are much rarer than Ferguson or Guardiola.
- Long careers in midfield and defence. Everyone remembers the strikers. The 500-appearance list is full of midfielders, defenders and goalkeepers who played for a long time without many headlines.
Every option on the board is marked after you pick, so you'll learn which names are popular and which are worth £100m or more.
How the decoys catch you out
Premier League decoys are built from near misses: a striker who was a regular top scorer but never finished first, a goalkeeper known for clean sheets who never won the Golden Glove, a manager who came close to the title but never won it, a club that has spent years in the Championship but never reached the Premier League. Read the date range and the exact wording before you tap. "Finished first or second" is not the same as "won the title", and "100 or more goals" means Premier League goals only.
Who the Premier League quiz suits
It suits fans who have followed English football for a while, especially anyone who remembers the Premier League before the 2010s. Newer fans can still bank fees on the popular answers. Each round takes a few minutes, so it works as a quick break or a warm-up before the daily seven on the home page.
If you want questions from every competition, play Footbillion Unlimited. If you prefer international football, try the World Cup quiz.