British Football For Diehards Trivia Quiz

Answer: Clydebank

One of Glasgow Rangers' most favoured and gifted players, the supremely talented winger signed from Clydebank in June 1977 after starring for the 'Bankies' in three League Cup ties against Rangers the previous season. He passed away on 23rd March 1995 following a brain haemorrhage the day before.

The tragic news that Davie Cooper had passed away tore a hole in the hearts of tens of thousands, and not just followers of the Rangers.

Answer: Southampton 1982

The players were: Mick Channon, Alan Ball, Kevin Keegan, Mick Mills, Peter Shilton and Dave Watson.

Answer: Andy Cole

This set a record for the most goals a United player had scored in a league match, and the 9-0 victory was also the record win in the newly formatted FA Premier League.

Answer: St Johnstone

And how many teams has an ' x ' in their name? You'll have to wait for the next quiz!

Answer: Celtic

In their first appearance in the final of the European Cup, Celtic won the cup on 25th May 1967 in Lisbon, beating Inter Millan 2-1. The goals came from: Celtic - Gemmel (63) Chalmers (85), Inter - Mazzola (8) Pen. The team, now known as the Lisbon Lions, completed the domestic treble, a feat emulated some 30 odd years later, when Manchester United won the European Cup, and the domestic double, in 1999. ManU were the second British side to win the European Cup, when they won it the year after Celtic (it was also ManU's first appearnce in the EC Final).

Answer: 0

Chelsea came 3rd in the 1998/99 Season which was their best finish. They were crowned Football League Champions in 1955, their only title.

Answer: Queens Park

Queens Park are known as the Spiders. Their record attendance was against Glasgow Rangers and was recorded at 95,722 in 1930.

Answer: 1992-93

QPR finished 5th at their first attempt and Les Ferdinand was their top scorer with 20 league goals. Les Ferdinand and David Bardsley were both called up to the England squad due to their efforts that season.

Answer: Scotland

His first defeat was on 17th November 1999 when a Don Hutchison goal gave Scotland a memorable 1-0 win over England in the European Championships play off. England went through as their 2-0 win against Scotland at Hampden was enough to see them through.

Answer: The match was played in front of home fans only for both legs

This was due to crowd trouble being expected, and both the English FA and Scottish FA both agreed to have no away supporters at either game.

Answer: Glasgow Rangers

In season 1992-93, Glasgow Rangers defeated Leeds United to qualify for the group stages and were drawn against eventual winners Olympique Marseille, FC Bruges and CSKA Moscow. Rangers were undefeated in the Groups stages but failed to progress past the group stages.

Answer: Wimbledon

He scored when he was only 18 away to Wimbledon in 1997. He hit 21 goals in his first season for Liverpool.

Answer: East Stirling

He began with East Stirling as the player/manager in 1974 before going onto St Mirren three months later. He was then sacked by St Mirren in 1978 and replaced Billy McNeil at Aberdeen until moving to Manchester United in 1986.

Answer: 9

League champions three times - 1980, 1984-85, four Scottish Cups 1982-83-84, 1986, European Cup-Winners Cup in 1983, and the Scottish League Cup in 1986.

Answer: Andrei Kanchelskis

There have been a number of players who have played in two of the three but not them all. Andrei played for Manchester United, Everton and Rangers