TOUCHLINE SEVEN
DAILY MATCH / NOV 13

The daily
football quiz.

Seven questions. A whole world of answers. Think beyond the obvious to run up the score.

Warm-up
Free to play New match at 00:00 UTC
An illustrated blue and cream football on a floodlit pitch at night
THE MATCH PROGRAMMENO. 001
Matchday 001The Touchline Seven daily
7 questionsOne valid name per round
Up to 700 pointsRarer answers score higher
Next kick-off00:00 UTC
THE TRAINING GROUND

More than one match.

COMPETITION QUIZZES

Play your era.

THE RULEBOOK

One name.
Four ways to score.

Touchline Seven is a free daily football quiz where every question accepts multiple answers. Name a player, club or country that fits the prompt. A famous answer gets you on the board; a less obvious one earns more.

Read the rules
20Tap-inThe familiar name
45Clean strikeA little less obvious
70Top cornerA sharp deep cut
100WorldieThe hardest recall

Scores use fixed editorial tiers. The same answer earns the same points for everyone.

MATCH NOTES

Before kick-off.

What is Touchline Seven?

Touchline Seven is a free daily football quiz. You get seven open-ended prompts and enter one valid player, club or country per question. Less obvious answers earn more points.

When does the daily quiz reset?

The daily match changes at midnight UTC. Everyone gets the same seven questions and fixed scoring for that matchday.

How many guesses do I get?

You get three attempts per question. A valid answer locks in its score; you can also pass at any time. The 40-second shot clock is optional and stays off for the warm-up.

Do I have to spell each name perfectly?

Accents and capitalization are ignored, and many familiar aliases work. Suggestions help with spelling. They can include names that don’t fit the current question.

Can I play more than once a day?

Yes. The daily result is saved once on this browser. Play as many training matches as you like or revisit a board in the archive.

How do I check an answer?

After each question, you can see the eligible answers, their scores and the official record behind the prompt. The source page explains how those records are used.

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