Marseille football quiz
Marseille Quiz: a free multiple-choice Marseille trivia game
The Marseille quiz turns your knowledge of Olympique de Marseille into a fast 10-question challenge. From the historic 1993 Champions League triumph — still the only one won by a French club — to the roar of the Stade Vélodrome and the heat of Le Classique against PSG, each question gives you four options and instant right-or-wrong feedback.
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What the Marseille quiz covers
Questions span OM's biggest moments: the 1993 European Cup win over AC Milan, Ligue 1 title runs, club legends like Jean-Pierre Papin, Basile Boli and Didier Drogba, and the famous 'Droit au but' motto. The pool mixes easy fan facts with deeper history.
How the multiple-choice format works
You answer ten questions, one at a time, choosing from four options. Correct picks turn green, wrong ones red, and you build a streak for consecutive right answers before your score lands on the leaderboard.
Why 1993 still matters
Marseille remain the only French side to lift the Champions League, beating AC Milan 1-0 in Munich through Boli's header. Expect that night, its key names and the Vélodrome atmosphere to feature heavily.
Key points
- 10 multiple-choice questions with four options each.
- Covers the 1993 Champions League, the Vélodrome and Le Classique.
- Instant feedback, streak scoring and a leaderboard.
- Free to play with no sign-up.
Has Marseille ever won the Champions League?
Yes. Marseille won the 1992-93 Champions League, beating AC Milan 1-0 in the final. They remain the only French club to win the competition.
How many questions are in the Marseille quiz?
Ten multiple-choice questions per round, each with four options and a mix of easy, medium and hard difficulty.
Is the Marseille quiz free to play?
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up. You can replay it and submit your score to the leaderboard.
What is Marseille's stadium called?
The Stade Vélodrome in Marseille, one of the largest and most atmospheric grounds in France.