Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1 quiz

Three leagues, three histories

Serie A became a single national league in 1929–30, and Juventus have won it more often than anyone. France's professional championship began in 1932–33, and Paris Saint-Germain now hold the record for titles. The Bundesliga came later, in 1963–64. Bayern Munich won it eleven seasons in a row until Bayer Leverkusen, unbeaten all season, ended the run in 2024.

Each league has rivalries of its own: the Milan derby and Inter against Juventus in Italy, Der Klassiker between Bayern and Borussia Dortmund in Germany, Le Classique between Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille in France. All three have also had title races that turned in the final minutes of a season, the kind fans still retell goal by goal.

What this quiz asks

The questions run from the 1980s to 2025, with cup finals from the Coppa Italia, the DFB-Pokal, the Coupe de France and the old Coupe de la Ligue alongside league games. Final-day deciders, derbies, record scorers and big wins all feature, as do goals by North African stars.

• Which match? Name the fixture from the score, the date and the scorers.
• Guess the year: type the calendar year, or the year a title-winning season ended.
• Guess the score: set the full-time result of a derby or a last-day decider.
• Who scored? Name the player behind a title-clinching goal or a famous hat-trick.
• Who advanced? Pick the winner of a cup final that went to extra time or penalties.

How the daily quiz works

This pack deals a fresh five every day at 00:00 UTC, easy questions first and the hard one last. Each gets 25 seconds, and you can change your pick until you lock it. A correct answer earns 200 points; there is no speed bonus, and ties are split by total answer time. Your first attempt is ranked on the pack's own leaderboard for the day, and your best five days of the week make your weekly total. For more, Practice deals extra questions from these leagues and Memory lane offers one question style at a time, both unranked.