The Ultimate World Cup Quiz: Can you get 50 correct answers?

Lionel Messi celebrates after scoring for Argentina against Mexico at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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It's the ultimate quiz of ultimate quizzes. It's time to take on FourFourTwo's Ultimate World Cup Quiz!

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Club football might be the beloved bread and butter but the World Cup remains the pinnacle of the sport. Winning the World Cup is football's greatest honour and 48 teams will get a crack at it for the first time in the biggest World Cup in history in 2026.

Our Ultimate World Cup Quiz has a whopping 50 questions for you to tackle and covers the entire span of human history. Well, the World Cup portion of it anyway. Let us know below how you get on.

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FourFourTwo is has many, many football quizzes for you to enjoy, all courtesy of Kwizly. Our World Cup quizzes include this challenge to name every nation to have hosted the World Cup in order, which we're sure you'll manage in no time at all.

Naming every city to have ever hosted a World Cup fixture is a much tougher test but doesn't that just make it more rewarding? Only joking – there are no rewards.

World Cup 2026 has four debutants among its massive roster of participating teams and we want to know if you can name the most successful club in all 48 nations playing at World Cup 2026. If you're more in tune with history, here's one for you: name every British or Irish player to score at a major international tournament since 1992.

FourFourTwo's Weekend Crossword 57 has clues on club name suffices, Belgians, Bundesliga nicknames, World Cup goalscoring Campbells and much more. Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter for your daily afternoon briefing of football trivia and analysis, and don't forget to join The Club: our free membership portal where you can secret hints and get on the leaderboard.

Chris is a Warwickshire-based freelance football writer specialising in West Midlands football, the Premier League, the EFL and the J.League. He is the author of the High Protein Beef Paste football newsletter and owner of Aston Villa Review. He supports Coventry Sphinx.

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