The Big Football Quiz of 2024: Can you answer 20 questions correctly?

Big Quiz of 2024
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After a mammoth month of celebrating FourFourTwo's 30th anniversary, with a quiz from each year every day, we've finally reached 2024.

And what a year in football it's been. England went oh so close in the Euros, there was Ballon d'Or controversy, Manchester City won their fourth title in a row, and so much more.

For the final time this year, rack your brains and see how much you can remember from the footballing world in 2024.

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So let's find out how many of our 20 questions can you answer correctly?

There is also no time to rush this football quiz, so take your time and relax, with an unlimited time limit available.

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Ben Marsden

Ben is currently studying for his NCTJ qualification with News Associates after graduating from Durham University. He is an avid Liverpool fan, lover of tactics and long-time enthusiast of FourFourTwo’s quizzes. His favourite memories of being a journalist so far include his interview with musician Banners that featured in the Liverpool FC Programme, as well as Jurgen Klopp signing his article for his student newspaper on Klopp’s brilliant tenure at Anfield. When he does play football he plays as a bizarre striker/right-wing/right-back hybrid.