Friday argument starter.
"Attacking players are allowed to stand in the defensive wall at a free kick, as long as they do not push."
The sort of law that splits a pub. Call it, then check.
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A ground in Kalmar, Sweden. Kalmar FF play their home games there.
The stadium quiz doesn't stop at England, so knowing every Premier League ground gets you about halfway.
Facade only. One guess.
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Alex Iwobi. Arsenal, then Everton, then Fulham.
Three stops, same division throughout, which is exactly why the chain trips people up.
Next career to untangle is in the quiz.
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Direct free kick. You strike it and it flies straight into your own net. The restart is a corner to the other lot.
True or bullshit? Answer before you look it up.
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Sweden have won a European Championship. It rarely comes up when anyone lists the country's honours.
1984, the very first Women's Euros.
The rest of the timeline is less forgiving. Put the years in order: https://t.co/ttYUeurYvz
Four clubs, listed in order. No name, no nationality, just the route.
Plenty of people have the right player after two clubs and then talk themselves out of it.
Have a go:
Jan Vertonghen. That was the one.
The club we held back this morning was RSC Anderlecht, last stop on the list. And Ajax counts twice, with RKC Waalwijk in between.
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Ajax. Then RKC Waalwijk. Back to Ajax. Then Tottenham. Then Benfica.
A Belgian. There's one more club after that, but you're not getting it yet.
Name him. Answer tonight. Fancy your chances first?
Danubio, Palermo, Napoli, Palermo again, Napoli again, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, Valencia, Boca Juniors.
That's Edinson Cavani's road through the game. Nine stops, seven clubs. He went back to two of them.
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