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Friday Football Quiz 32 - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 10 Questions (36 answers) - 18/09/2020 http://www.footballteasers.co.uk Download our iOS and Android app containing over 3000 football quiz questions.... http://bit.ly/ft5-app 1. In the 1999-2000 Premier League season, two Germans made appearances for Liverpool. Name them. 1. Dietmar Hamann 2. Karl-Heinz Riedle 2. 'a lethal coital' - A club based in Scotland. Identify them from the anagram. 1. Alloa Athletic 3. Which player won the Premier League golden boot in the following seasons.... 1993-94, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2006-07, 2012-13 & 2017-18? 1. Andy Cole 2. Alan Shearer 3. Kevin Phillips 4. Didier Drogba 5. Robin van Persie 6. Mohamed Salah 4. Manchester United won the Premier League in 1992-93 – which two teams finished 2nd and 3rd? 1. Aston Villa 2. Norwich City 5. Who did Wayne Rooney score his first Premier League goal against? What ground was it at and who was the goalkeeper he beat? 1. Arsenal 2. Goodison Park 3. David Seaman 6. Who won a Premier League manager of the month award in 2019 to go with the four Premier League player of the month awards he won during his playing career? 1. Frank Lampard 7. Which Swiss manager was appointed manager of Tottenham Hotspur in November 1997? 1. Christian Gross 8. Which teams play at the following stadiums... Estadio de la Ceramica, Anoeta, Metropolitano & San Mames? 1. Villarreal 2. Real Sociedad 3. Atletico Madrid 4. Athletic Bilbao 9. As of August 2020, which three Swedes had managed in the Premier League? 1. Freddie Ljungberg 2. Tomas Brolin 3. Sven-Goran Eriksson 10. As of August 2020, thirteen players had scored five or more Premier League hat-tricks. Name them. 1. Sergio Aguero 2. Alan Shearer 3. Robbie Fowler 4. Thierry Henry 5. Harry Kane 6. Michael Owen 7. Wayne Rooney 8. Luis Suarez 9. Dimitar Berbatov 10. Andy Cole 11. Ruud van Nistelrooy 12. Robin van Persie 13. Ian Wright .

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