We’ve searched the football archives for another version of Teamsheet… the original football memory game from Mail Sport that will help you prove your football knowledge to your friends and family once and for all.
The objective? We’ll challenge you to name a starting XI from a random match in Premier League history. You’ll already be given the approximate line-up for the team and you’ll also be told how many letters each player’s name has. It’s important to try to complete the line-up in as few attempts as possible.
Each time you get it right, a point is added to your total, and an 11 (one for each player) gives the BEST possible score. Everyone can participate: friends, family, colleagues… Just remember that it’s all in good fun!
Once you’ve finished guessing, you can choose a team and we’ll create a second squad for you. You can play two matches per day and choose ANY club, from Brighton to Burnley, that has played in the Premier League since 2006. Premier League matches from 1992 to 2006 will be available in the coming weeks.
Jamie Vardy’s antics against Tottenham on the opening weekend reminded us of the famous day Leicester City won the Premier League, with Spurs’ clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge the crowning moment that led to Claudio Ranieri’s side lifting the title. How many of you remember the infamous ‘Battle of the Bridge’?
Have a good one!
