How well do youreally know football?
Australia’s live football trivia competition. Build a team of six, test what you actually know, and compete live. Free to read, free to prepare — every question comes from an article on this site.
In which year did the first FIFA World Cup take place?
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Enter a table of six for the first event — free, paid for by sponsors, not by your club. Clubs that come in also get a place on Soccer Channel: a channel built for local football, and space to broadcast your own nights, games and news.
Enter a table
Six people represent your club — players, committee, life members, parents.
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Every public question comes from an article anyone can read. Clubs that prepare do better, which is the point.
Play the night
A live host, a scoreboard and a room full of football people in Sydney. Around three hours.
Win it on the night
The scoreboard settles it in the room. If the first event works, more follow.