Questions are produced from original rules applied to pinned public competition records. Every question keeps its scope, accepted answers, evidence references and verification status. We distinguish a validated source import from an independent official cross-check.
Today’s seven prompts and their records
1. Name a club with at least 12 league wins during the 2015-16 Premier League.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 2016-05-17.
Underlying evidence: openfootball; official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
2. Choose a national team that reached the last 4 at the 2018 Men’s World Cup.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 2018-07-15.
Underlying evidence: fjelstul: team_appearances; official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
3. Name a club with at least 60 league goals during the 2020-21 Premier League.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 2021-05-23.
Underlying evidence: openfootball; official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
4. Name a player who scored for Mexico at the 2018 Men’s World Cup.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 2018-07-15.
Underlying evidence: fjelstul: goals; official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
5. Choose a club that played in the 2016-17 men’s UEFA Champions League group stage.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 2017-06-03.
Underlying evidence: openfootball; official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
6. Choose a national team that reached the last 4 at the 2015 Women’s World Cup.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 2015-07-05.
Underlying evidence: fjelstul: team_appearances; official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
7. Choose a national team that reached the final of a men’s UEFA EURO edition from 1960 to 1992.
Data validation: validated. Official cross-check: verified. Record cutoff: 1992-12-31.
Underlying evidence: official. Full record keys are included in the downloadable question bank.
World Cup records
The GitHub version of the Fjelstul World Cup Database supports squads, appearances, results, coaches, awards and host-city questions within its recorded coverage. The current input covers men’s tournaments through 2022 and women’s tournaments through 2019. Missing or incomplete editions are excluded from affected rules.
FIFA’s match archive is an official reference for checking tournament facts. A generic tournament reference is not presented as proof that every individual answer has been independently reviewed.
Club fixtures and league results
OpenFootball football.json supplies pinned fixtures and scores. Complete seasons support club participation and measurable league totals. Results alone do not establish a player’s club history.
Official references include Premier League tables and UEFA Champions League history. EURO winner and finalist rules use a checked collation of final results, with UEFA’s historical finals record as its reference.
Names and identity matching
Wikidata supplies structured identifiers, labels and aliases. It helps distinguish similarly named people or clubs. We do not infer citizenship from national-team representation or invent missing market values and club histories.
Current coverage and corrections
The working bank contains 70 supported prompts. Its official-review flags are preserved. The licensed download includes the complete evidence references and record keys; Credits explains its authors, licenses and modifications.
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