Test Your Football Knowledge: The Teamsheet Challenge
Welcome back to Teamsheet, Mail Sport’s engaging football memory game that will put your Premier League knowledge to the test, challenging you to recall starting lineups from past seasons.
Inaugural Premier League Season Throwback
Today’s challenge transports you back to the Premier League’s very first season, focusing on a match between then-champions Leeds United and Nottingham Forest.
The 1992-93 campaign proved to be a difficult one for both clubs. Leeds struggled, finishing in 17th place, while Forest concluded the season at the bottom of the league. However, Forest did achieve a notable triumph during this season, securing a convincing 4-1 victory at Elland Road.
Your Challenge: Name the Forest XI
Your task is to identify the starting eleven players selected by manager Brian Clough for Nottingham Forest in this match against Leeds United in December 1992.
Just for Fun – How to Play Teamsheet
This is purely for entertainment, so test your football expertise and share your Teamsheet score! Instructions on how to play are detailed below and within the game itself. You also have the option to select any team and attempt to guess their starting XI.
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How To Play Teamsheet
- Objective: Achieve the lowest possible score.
- Scoring: One point is awarded for each player guessed correctly on the first attempt. An ideal score for a perfect starting XI is 11 points.
- Hints: Correct letters in the right position will appear in green. Correct letters in the wrong position will appear in yellow, guiding you towards the answer.
- Guesses: You have six attempts to guess each player’s name. Failing to guess a player within six attempts reveals their identity, adding 11 points to your score.
- Free Letter: You can request a free letter as a hint, but this incurs a one-point penalty.
- Challenge: Play to achieve the minimum score of 11, or aim to identify as many players as possible and accept a higher score. The maximum possible score is 121.