Premiership Season 2006-07 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Didier Drogba

Didier Drogba topped the scoring charts for the season with a gobsmacking 20 goals, beating McCarthy to the top by 2 goals, Ronaldo by 3, and Mark Viduka was next with 16. Curiously, Didier Drogba was taken off after halftime against Sheffield United, which Chelsea won 2-0.

Answer: Rob Hulse

Rob Hulse opened the scoring for the season with a finish against Liverpool, resulting in 2 points dropped for the season by Liverpool. Robbie Fowler did equalise for the Kop in that game.

Answer: True

Although Le Coq Sportif left Tottenham Hotspur, they did indeed sponsor the shirt of a team, Sheffield United.

Answer: True

After Wigan Athletic defeated Sheffield United 2-1, Sheffield were level on points with them, however Wigan stayed up. It was thanks to a -22 goal difference, over -23 for Sheffield United.

Answer: Harry Kewell

Harry Kewell earned Liverpool a draw 2-2 at home to Charlton Athletic, in Robbie Fowler's last game in a Liverpool shirt. Matt Holland opened for Charlton, Xabi Alonso equalised, Darren Bent looked to have secured Charlton an away win. Harry Kewell converted his penalty in the 90th minute, to draw.

Answer: Charlton Athletic

Although Hasselbaink had indeed played for Middlesbrough, Chelsea, and Leeds United, in this particular season he was on the books of Charlton, scoring 2 goals in 25 games for them. 1999-2000 saw Hasselbaink play for Atletico Madrid, and 2007-08 saw him play for Cardiff City.

Answer: True

August= Giggs, September= Andy Johnson, October= Paul Scholes, November= Ronaldo, December= Ronaldo, January= Fabregas, February= Giggs, March= Cech, and April= Robbie Keane/Dimitar Berbatov.

Answer: Jose Manuel Reina

Jose Reina picked up the Golden Glove award for 19 clean sheets in a season, Van Der Sar is a likely suspect, after all, Man United did win the league. Kenny is a random Sheffield United goalkeeper, and Tim Howard actually came second with 14 clean sheets.

Answer: West Ham United

On the last day of the season, Sheffield United accompanied Watford and Charlton in their relegation to the Championship. There were three contenders here; Wigan Athletic, Sheffield United, and West Ham. Of them all, Sheffield was the least likely to get relegated.

The first shock was Carlos Tevez, poking home the only goal, granting West Ham a 1-0 away victory at Old Trafford, saving West Ham. With Sheffield ahead of Wigan, only a win would save the Latics. In the 90th minute, David Unsworth slotted home a Wigan penalty to relegate the Blades.

Answer: Charlton Athletic

Robin Van Persie scored the goal of the season. The game ended 2-1 to the Gunners, with Darren Bent opening the scoring after 21 minutes, then Van Persie equalised and then scored the winner in style.