Liverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal stars function in our Wikipedia quiz – simply identify the participant

If you spend your time watching re-runs of Premier League Years and reminiscing about the good old days, it’s time to show off your knowledge in our new quiz. Just name the player from their list of clubs

Five Premier League footballers, five lists of clubs and appearances and your job – to name the player from their Wikipedia page.

Last week’s edition tasked you with identifying a Chelsea star who enjoyed spells in Turkey and even India, a Premier League veteran goalscorer of the 90s and 00s and an icon who has played for everyone from Liverpool to Macclesfield Town.

And now, we’ve got five more names for you to work out. The only information you’ll be given are their list of clubs, number of appearances and number of goals scored – in essence the information on the right-hand side of their Wikipedia page. But you won’t find out their nationality or position.

In this week’s instalment of the Daily Star’s brand new Lunch Time Fun Time challenge, we’ve got a star-studded line-up, including an Arsenal and Barcelona ace and a goal-scorer who spent 13 years back to back in the Premier League with three different clubs.

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.

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 make sure you challenge your friends and family to beat your score so they too can waste 10 minutes of their working day while they’re sat chained to a desk.

If you’ve had fun this time, and let’s be honest, why wouldn’t you, 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 guessing the footballers from their Wikipedia pages to personality tests and a good old fashioned weekly Pub Quiz.

So if you’ve ever wondered which dictator you’re most similar to or want to test yourself remembering Premier League icons of the 1990s, we’ve got you covered.

To find out more about what you can expect from the Daily Star’s Lunch Time Fun Time challenge and where to find it, click here.

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