Matchday #001Sunday, 15 November 2026 · One puzzle, worldwide

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Make your answer count.

Warm up

3 attempts per prompt. The clock starts at kick-off.

Prompt 1 / 725s
ClubPremier League2015-16

Name a club with at least 12 league wins during the 2015-16 Premier League.

Name one valid answer. Kick off when you’re ready.

Today’s Footbillion hintsSeven non-spoiler nudges. Get a hint before you reveal an answer.

There’s more than one way to play.

A daily match, a quick warm-up, or one more round.

What is Footbillion?

Footbillion: name the rarest football answer

Footbillion is a free daily football guessing game where knowing a good answer is only the start. You face seven prompts, each with several valid answers. Name a player, a club, a national team, a head coach or a host city that fits the competition and date in the question. A correct answer sends the ball towards goal. A less obvious answer can earn a bigger score.

Each prompt gives you 25 seconds and three attempts. You can take the safe answer that comes to mind first, or trust the name you remember from a different tournament, a smaller club or a long-forgotten squad. Five rarity tiers award 10, 25, 50, 70 or 100 points. Seven Legendary answers would make a 700-point round.

Everyone gets the same daily set, with seven new prompts at 00:00 UTC. No account is needed, and your progress stays on this browser. Finish the round, share seven spoiler-free squares and compare your football memory with friends. If you need help, today’s hints are available while the puzzle is still live. The full answers stay on their own page, ready when you choose to reveal them.

How to play Footbillion

Read it. Remember it. Shoot.

01

Read the prompt

Check the competition, year and answer type. There is more than one right answer, but the date range still matters.

02

Pick your answer

You have 25 seconds and three attempts. Think of one name that fits, then enter it in the answer field.

03

Press Shoot

A correct answer goes in. A wrong answer is saved or goes wide, and uses one attempt. The timer keeps running.

04

See your score

A goal earns 10 to 100 points according to rarity. Move to the next prompt, then share your seven-square result.

Two right answers. Two different scores.

Real practice prompts from our question bank.

Practice example · player

Choose a Best Young Player recipient at a Women’s World Cup from 1991 to 2019.

Caitlin Foord
Common
10 pts
Giulia Gwinn
Legendary
100 pts
Practice example · player

Choose a Best Young Player recipient at a Men’s World Cup from 1998 to 2022.

Thomas Müller
Common
10 pts
Enzo Fernández
Legendary
100 pts
Practice example · player

Name a player who scored for England at the 2018 Men’s World Cup.

Harry Maguire
Common
10 pts
Dele Alli
Legendary
100 pts

These examples are separate from today’s seven prompts. The displayed names are not accepted answers in today’s round. Rarity is estimated from covered records, rather than measured answer popularity.

Make the rare answer count.

Five tiers. A 700-point possibility.

Every valid answer has a fixed rarity tier. Common starts at 10 points; Legendary earns 100. Your total is the sum of your seven prompt scores. Missed, skipped and expired prompts earn zero.

There is no speed bonus and no extra multiplier for a first-attempt answer. The timer creates the challenge; the answer determines the points. Equal recorded exposure receives the same tier.

RarityPoints per goal
Common10
Uncommon25
Rare50
Epic70
Legendary100

Find your football.

Choose a category for your next practice round.

Footbillion FAQ

What is Footbillion?

Footbillion is an independent daily football guessing game. Each prompt accepts several answers, and the less obvious valid answers earn more rarity points. The daily round has seven prompts and a maximum score of 700.

When do the daily questions change?

A new shared puzzle arrives at 00:00 UTC. The countdown at the top shows how much time remains. Local reset times can change with daylight saving time, but midnight UTC stays fixed.

How much time and how many attempts do I get?

Each daily prompt gives you 25 seconds and three attempts. A wrong shot uses one attempt while the clock continues. Your first correct answer ends that prompt. Warm-up is untimed practice.

Why does a less obvious answer score more?

Rarity is estimated from the covered competition records and ranked within that question’s answer set. The five fixed tiers are Common 10, Uncommon 25, Rare 50, Epic 70 and Legendary 100. It is not a claim about actual player choice rates.

Do I need an account to play?

No. The daily game is free and does not require registration. Progress is stored in this browser, so changing devices or clearing local storage can remove the saved round.

Can I get a hint before seeing an answer?

Yes. Today’s hints page gives one non-spoiler nudge for every prompt. Complete accepted-answer sets and their rarity tiers remain folded away until you choose to reveal them.

What happens if I run out of time?

The prompt ends without a goal and adds zero points. Your points from earlier prompts stay. You can move to the next prompt, and you can review the full accepted answers after the round.

How are Unlimited and Warm-up different?

Unlimited gives you random seven-prompt practice rounds, with 25 seconds per prompt and no daily score. Warm-up is three untimed prompts. Both are separate from the daily challenge and do not alter your daily result.

Is Footbillion like Krillion?

It shares the broad idea of finding a valid answer and rewarding less obvious choices, adapted for football. Footbillion is independently developed and has no affiliation with or authorization from Krillion or its team.

Is footbillion.co the same as other Footbillion sites?

No — footbillion.co is an independent game with its own questions, scoring and code. Scores don’t carry between domains.

One name could make your matchday.

Seven prompts today. A fresh challenge at 00:00 UTC.

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