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Aston Villa and Man City quiz tests memory of 17 shared players

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Aston Villa and Man City quiz tests memory of 17 shared players

A new Football Games QUIZ asks fans to name every player who has turned out for both Aston Villa and Man City since 1992, offering an easy starter before the challenge ramps up. The prompt promises a quick test of memory, yet hints that recalling all seventeen names within ten minutes will test even seasoned supporters.

Both clubs have ridden the Premier League roller‑coaster, experiencing promotions, relegations and cup runs. Throughout those fluctuations, many footballers have worn both the Aston Villa and Manchester City shirts.

Beyond the obvious

Some of the 17 names are household fixtures, instantly recognisable to any fan. Others have faded from memory, making the quiz a true test of recall.

The quiz says exactly seventeen players have represented both sides since 1992, and participants must name every one within ten minutes. The deadline pressures even diligent supporters.

A further invitation follows: a quiz on the thirty most expensive transfers between Premier League clubs, shifting focus from player appearances to financial milestones.

All quizzes sit on the new Football Games home, where an archive of over one thousand quizzes can be explored in full‑screen mode.

The current quiz ends with a reminder to tweet scores to @planetfutebol and a tease of the next test – naming every team that has reached the FA Cup final since 1990.

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