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Christmas Quiz - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 10 Questions (38 answers) - 20/12/2019 http://www.footballteasers.co.uk Download our iOS and Android app containing over 3000 football quiz questions.... http://bit.ly/ft5-app 1. At which club did David Platt win the only league title of his career? 1. Arsenal 2. Which Brazilian scored a hat-trick in an 8-1 win in May 2008? 1. Afonso Alves 3. Which three English clubs did John Carew play for? 1. Aston Villa 2. Stoke City 3. West Ham United 4. Name the five Premier League winning captains from the following seasons.... 1994/95, 1996/97, 2004/05, 2011/12 and 2015/16. 1. Tim Sherwood 2. Steve Bruce 3. John Terry 4. Vincent Kompany 5. Wes Morgan 5. Which Austrian won a Premier League winners medal in 2015/16? 1. Christian Fuchs 6. Which team had the following Premier League finishes between 2001 and 2010? 8th, 8th, 16th, 6th, 10th, 16th, 11th, 6th, 6th and 6th? 1. Aston Villa 7. Name the four Spaniards who were named in the match day squads (starting XI or sub) for the 2005 Champions League Final. 1. Xabi Alonso 2. Luis Garcia 3. Josemi 4. Antonio Nunez 8. Name the five African nations who participated in the 2002 World Cup. 1. Cameroon 2. Nigeria 3. Senegal 4. South Africa 5. Tunisia 9. At Euro 96, England, Germany, France and the Czech Republic got to the semi finals. Name their managers at the time. 1. Terry Venables 2. Berti Vogts 3. Aime Jacquet 4. Dusan Uhrin 10. As of December 2019, there are thiteen players called "John" who have scored ten or more Premier goals. Identify them. 1. John Hartson 2. John Terry 3. John Carew 4. John Spencer 5. John Barnes 6. John Arne Riise 7. John Fashanu 8. John O'Shea 9. John Wark 10. John Hendrie 11. John Williams 12. John Aloisi 13. John Moncur .

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