Football Grid
Three teams down, three across, nine cells. Each cell wants one footballer who played for both: a Frenchman at Arsenal, a Brazilian at Barcelona.
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How it works
- Choose a cell and name a player who played for both its teams.
- A country means its senior national team: a player counts for the country he was capped by. A club means a senior spell there, loans included.
- Each player can fill one cell only, unless the grid says otherwise.
- Answers are checked against the careers we hold. If we have no career for the name you give, we say so and it costs you nothing; only an answer we can check and find wrong counts against you.
- Your score is the number of cells you fill. A grid ends after nine wrong answers.