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England’s 20‑goal club challenges fans to name every scorer

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
England’s 20‑goal club challenges fans to name every scorer

A new quiz challenges England supporters to list every male player who has struck at least twenty goals for the Three Lions, a group that currently numbers twenty‑four names, with the still‑active members highlighted in an asterisk now for fans.

England’s scoring heritage

Despite having lifted only a single major trophy, England have produced talismanic centre‑forwards who have consistently found the net. A handful of box‑to‑box midfielders have also added a respectable share of goals to the national tally.

The quiz asks participants to name all twenty‑four players who have reached the twenty‑goal milestone for the Three Lions. Those still active in the professional game are identified with an asterisk.

Some of the names will be instantly recognisable to any England fan. However, a few goal‑scorers from the early years of the national side may prove more elusive, and participants have five minutes to recall them all.

For those craving another challenge, a separate quiz invites users to name every England one‑cap wonder since 2000. That test similarly tests knowledge of fleeting international careers.

Fans can also explore the new Football Games hub, which hosts an archive of over one thousand quizzes available in full‑screen mode. The platform encourages players to search and replay any of the extensive collection.

Scores can be shared on Twitter by tagging @planetfutebol. The next quiz in the series asks for every England player to have scored at a major tournament since 1990.

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