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Name 5 Premier League footballers from their checklist of golf equipment in our new quiz

Five Premier League footballers, five sets of clubs, appearances and goals and your job: to name the player solely from their career path

One player in this week’s quiz featured in the dominant Man Utd team of Sir Alex Ferguson(Image: Manchester United via Getty Images)

Last week, we asked you to name Premier League stars who had turned out for some of the nation’s biggest teams: Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool.

And now we’re back with five more footballers for you to guess. This week’s batch including a Nottingham Forest stalwart of the 1980s, a mainstay of the dominant Man Utd team of the 00s and a journeyman who has played everywhere from France to Wrexham.

In the latest instalment of the Daily Star’s brand new Lunch Time Fun Time challenge, we’re asking you to test yourselves with five Premier League aces’ career trajectories.

You’ll be given a list of clubs, the years they played for each, the number of appearances and even the number of goals they scored. But you won’t know the player’s nationality or position.

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To pick up all five points, simply type in the name of the player you think it is. But be careful, any incorrect spellings will result in a fail on that question.

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Get quizzing wih the Daily Star’s Lunch Time Fun Time every day of the week(Image: ©Brandon Laufenberg 2022. All rights reserved.)

But we’re feeling generous so we’ll accept either their full name or just their first or last name – whichever you can remember.

If you can’t see the quiz above, click here. Let us know exactly how you got on in the comments section below.

And if you’ve had fun this time, be sure to come back every day from Monday to Friday for another installment of the Daily Star’s Lunch Time Fun Time challenge.

Every day is a different quiz and we’re offering everything from personality tests to missing words in Daily Star headlines.

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