A-Z - Quiz 1 - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 50 Questions (50 answers) - 25/10/2019 http://www.footballteasers.co.uk Download our iOS and Android app containing over 3000 football quiz questions.... http://bit.ly/ft5-app 1. A - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winners in 1983. Identify the team. 1. Aberdeen 2. B - UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winners in 1997. Identify the team. 1. Barcelona 3. C - Spanish team who play at the Estadio Abanca-Balaídos. 1. Celta Vigo 4. D - The Rams. Identify the team from their nickname. 1. Derby Country 5. E - The team where Wayne Rooney started his career. 1. Everton 6. F - The New Lawn. Identify the team who play here. 1. Forest Green Rovers 7. G - Blundell Park - Identify the team who play there. 1. Grimsby Town 8. H - The first team who Brian Clough managed. Identify the team. 1. Hartlepool United 9. I - Paul Ince joined this team in 1995. 1. Inter Milan 10. J - Identify the Czech team who play at the Stadion Stelnice. 1. Jablonec 11. K - Managed by Steve Clarke between 2017 and 2019. Identify the team. 1. Kilmarnock 12. L - Knocked out of the 2016-2017 Champions League by Atletico Madrid in the quarter finals. Identify the team. 1. Leicester City 13. M - The first winners of the Premier League. Identify the team. 1. Manchester United 14. N - Alan Shearer signed for this team in 1996. 1. Newcastle United 15. O - Boundary Park - Identify the team who play there. 1. Oldham Athletic 16. I - Part timers who famously knocked Celtic out of the 2000 Scottish Cup. 1. Inverness Caledonian Thistle 17. Q - The nickname of Darlington FC. 1. Quakers 18. R - The Royals. Identify the team who play in Berkshire by their nickname. 1. Reading 19. S - Broadhall Way. Identify the team who play there. 1. Stevenage 20. T - Finished 14th in the 1997-98 Premier League season. Identify the team. 1. Tottenham Hotspur 21. W - Sponsored by T-Mobile in the 2004-2005 Premier League season. Identify the team. 1. West Bromwich Albion 22. X - Greek team managed by Howard Kendall in 1994. 1. Xanthi 23. Y - Huish Park. Identify the team who play there. 1. Yeovil 24. Z - Egyptian team who play at the Cairo International Stadium. 1. Zamalek SC 25. A - Managed Aston Villa between 1991 and 1994. 1. Ron Atkinson 26. B - PFA Players' Player of the Year in 1988. 1. John Barnes 27. C - Broke the World transfer record in 2000. 1. Hernan Crespo 28. D - Managed Crystal Palace between 2003 and 2006. 1. Iain Dowie 29. E - Dane who scored 10 Premier League goals in the 2014-2015 Premier League season. 1. Christian Eriksen 30. F - Broke Everton's transfer record in 2008. 1. Marouane Fellaini 31. G - Italian who managed Swansea City in 2016. 1. Francesco Guidolin 32. H - Scored a Premier League hat-trick for West Ham United in 2005. 1. Marlon Harewood 33. I - Joined Sheffield Wednesday from PSV Eindhoven in 1994. 1. Klas Ingesson 34. J - Played for Aston Villa, Notts County, Derby County, Everton and Sheffield United. 1. Tommy Johnson 35. K - Scored in the 1992 European Cup Final and managed Everton in the Premier League. 1. Ronald Koeman 36. L - One club man who was born in 1968. 1. Matt Le Tissier 37. M - Ex Chelsea defender who joined Wigan from Rennes in 2007. 1. Mario Melchiot 38. N - Frenchman who won the League Cup in 2014. 1. Samir Nasri 39. O - Multiple Premier League winner who was born in Waterford in 1981. 1. John O'Shea 40. P - PFA Players' Player of the Year in 1992. 1. Gary Pallister 41. Q - Made four Premier League apperances for Chelsea in 2008-2009. 1. Ricardo Quaresma 42. R - Englishman who scored 14 Premier League goals in 1992-1993. 1. Paul Rideout 43. S - Irishman who was a runner up in the 1980 FA Cup Final. 1. Frank Stapleton 44. T - FA Cup winning goalkeeper in 1991. 1. Erik Thorstvedt 45. U - Scored for England at the 2010 World Cup. 1. Matthew Upson 46. V - Joined Juventus from Sampdoria in 1992 for a World record transfer fee. 1. Gianluca Vialli 47. W - FA Cup winning captain in 2000. 1. Dennis Wise 48. X - Moved across Stanley Park in 2002. 1. Abel Xavier 49. Y - Three times Premier League winner born in Trinidad and Tobago. 1. Dwight Yorke 50. Z- Scored in the 1998 World Cup Final. 1. Zinedine Zidane .