BallTrivia

About BallTrivia

Free football trivia games

BallTrivia is a collection of five browser games for football fans. Rank players by their statistics, compare records, restore club badge colours or use clues to name a mystery footballer. If you call it soccer, you are in the right place too.

Play for free on your phone or computer, with no sign-up or download. Games are currently repeatable, so you can come back for another challenge whenever you want.

Which football quiz should you play?

For a quick comparison challenge, try Football Higher or Lower: choose between two players and see how long you can keep a correct streak. If you prefer working out a mystery, Guess the Football Player gives you feedback on nationality, league, position, age and height after each guess.

Prefer planning your choices? In Rankle, you must use eight different categories, so choosing a good statistic now can leave you fewer options later. Top Scorer asks you to save your biggest multipliers for the footballers you expect to have the most career goals.

For a visual challenge, Club Paint tests your memory of football club badge colours. You restore one missing colour with sliders, then compare your version with the original. It is about remembering the crest, rather than naming the club.

Before you play

Are these football trivia games free?

Yes. All five games are free to play in your browser. You do not need an account, an app or a download.

Can I play on my phone?

Yes. BallTrivia works on phones and computers. Open a game, read its instructions and press Play to begin.

Are these soccer quizzes or American football games?

These are association football games, also called soccer games. The challenges feature footballers, their statistics and football club badges.

Do I have to wait for a daily puzzle?

No. The games currently offer repeatable play, so you can start another game without waiting until the next day.

Where can I check the rules and scoring?

Each game page explains how to play. The Game Rules page covers all five games, including what their scores mean.