How to Play the Top Scorers Quiz

Top Scorers Quiz rules

Every question is multiple choice: a scoring question is posed and you tap the correct player from the options. There is no typing, so it rewards recognition and recall rather than spelling. You work through the round building your score, and you can switch leagues at any time to test yourself on a different competition's goal machines.

How to play Top Scorers Quiz step by step

Choose the league you know best to start — Premier League, La Liga, Serie A or Ligue 1. Read each question carefully, noting whether it asks about an all-time or a single-season scorer. Weigh the options and pick the player you are most confident in. Build your score across the round, keeping your streak going. Switch to another league and repeat to test yourself across all four competitions.

Tips and strategy

Anchor each league with its record holder — Alan Shearer leads the Premier League on 260 goals — and reason outward from there. Separate all-time from single-season questions: a modern name like Erling Haaland dominates recent campaigns without topping the historic lists. Eliminate the obviously wrong options first; multiple choice often comes down to two plausible names. Recent Golden Boot winners are worth memorising, since current top scorers appear often across the leagues. If you are unsure, favour the prolific long-career striker over the one-good-season forward for all-time questions.

Key points

• Anchor each league with its record holder — Alan Shearer leads the Premier League on 260 goals — and reason outward from there.
• Separate all-time from single-season questions: a modern name like Erling Haaland dominates recent campaigns without topping the historic lists.
• Eliminate the obviously wrong options first; multiple choice often comes down to two plausible names.
• Recent Golden Boot winners are worth memorising, since current top scorers appear often across the leagues.