90's Football Quiz

Name the sponsor blanked out

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Labatt's' with an apostrophe, indicating possession. 'Labbats' is a misspelling and does not represent the brand accurately.

The top goalscorers at the 1994 World Cup, with 6 goals each, were Hristo Stoichkov and

Answer explanation

The top goalscorers at the 1994 World Cup were Hristo Stoichkov and Oleg Salenko, both scoring 6 goals. Salenko is the correct answer as he shared the top spot with Stoichkov.

Match the year to the major Football event

• Bosman Ruling passed

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• England host the Euro's

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• Zidane sent off against Saudi Arabia

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• Cameroon reach World Cup Quarter Final

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• Denmark win the Euro's after late call u

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Put these Champions League winners in order from earliest to latest in the 90's

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The 1998 World Cup Final featured a 20-year-old Thierry Henry on the pitch

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Thierry Henry was 20 years old during the 1998 World Cup Final, not 17. Therefore, the statement is false.

Sort these players based on the tournament they debuted in (sub does not count as debut)

Groups:

(a) Euro 92

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(b) World Cup 94

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(c) Euro 96

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(d) World Cup 98

• Ronaldo

• Luis Enrique

• Michael Owen

• Alan Shearer

• Marc Overmars

• David Beckham

• David Seaman

• Dennis Bergkamp

• David Platt

• Del Piero

• Dunga
• Jurgen Klinsmann

Click on the player who assisted Alan Shearer's goal - click on face

George Weah was Ballon d'Or winner in ​ (a)  

• 1996
• 1991

• 1990

• 1995

• 1993

Answer explanation

George Weah won the Ballon d'Or in 1995, becoming the first African player to achieve this honor. The correct answer is 1996, as it refers to the year he was awarded, which is often mistakenly noted.

The lowest attendance (3,039) was in 1993 when Everton played away to

• Crystal Palace

• Wimbledon

• Oldham

• Ipswich

Answer explanation

The lowest attendance of 3,039 in 1993 occurred during Everton's away match against Wimbledon, making it the correct answer among the options provided.

Who was the first sponsor of the Premier League?

• Carling

• Barclay's

• Barclaycard

Answer explanation

Carling was the first sponsor of the Premier League when it was established in 1992, making it the correct choice among the options provided.