Question 1

How do I play the free football quiz?

Accepted Answer

Open halftimefc.app, pick one of the nine daily games and start in your browser. No app to install; account optional. Modes (guess the club, duel, StadiumguessR…) refresh at midnight (Paris); the guide covers rules and scoring.

Question 2

How is Half-Time FC different from other football quizzes?

Accepted Answer

Half-Time FC is a free daily football (soccer) quiz in your browser with 9 mini-games that refresh every day at midnight (Paris time). Play without an account; Google sign-in is optional to save scores and appear on leaderboards. Modes cover clubs, trophies, duel, map (StadiumguessR) and more, with daily, weekly and monthly boards — not a static 10-question trivia sheet.

Question 3

Is this football trivia with answers?

Accepted Answer

Yes — but not as a fixed list of 100 questions. Every day you get 9 fresh challenges (guess the club, duel, odd one out, trophies, auction, higher or lower, swipe, StadiumguessR…). Answers reveal as you play; the full set changes at midnight. Ideal if you want daily football quiz & trivia games, not a PDF question bank.

Question 4

Is there a Premier League / English football quiz?

Accepted Answer

Yes: the Premier League and Championship are fully covered in our database, alongside other European and world leagues. Daily themes can rotate around English clubs or other competitions depending on the mode. See the league list below and pick a game on the home page.

Question 5

What time are the games renewed?

Accepted Answer

Every day at midnight (Paris time). All nine daily games (two guess-the-club modes, duel, odd one out, trophies, auction, who has the most, swipe, StadiumguessR) refresh together. Daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards also reset at midnight.

Question 6

What championships are covered?

Accepted Answer

We cover major European leagues (England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Croatia…), competitions in South America (Brazil, Argentina) and North America (United States, Mexico), and clubs in South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, across Africa and Australia.

Leagues currently represented in full:
• Premier League
• Championship
• Scottish Premiership
• La Liga
• LaLiga 2
• Serie A
• Serie B
• Bundesliga
• 2. Bundesliga
• Ligue 1
• Ligue 2
• Primeira Liga
• Eredivisie
• Jupiler Pro League
• Primera División (Argentina)
• MLS
• Liga MX
• Brasileirão
• Austrian Bundesliga
• 3F Superliga (Denmark)
• J1 League
• K League 1
• SuperSport HNL (Croatia)
• Eliteserien (Norway)

Championships and divisions not listed here are not yet fully integrated: we add more every week. The database currently includes hundreds of clubs worldwide.

Question 7

Which national teams are covered?

Accepted Answer

Every FIFA-recognised national team is in our database, with major international honours (World Cup, UEFA Euro, Copa América, AFCON, etc.).

They appear in modes that use them (duel, odd one out, trophies, point commun, Swipe…). If a team is missing from a specific game, it is usually because that mode lacks enough historical data — not because the team is absent from the database.

Question 8

Which players are covered?

Accepted Answer

Our database spans all eras — legends, current stars and less mainstream profiles. We add players regularly, prioritising the most iconic or current names for Guess the Player, duel, auction and other challenges.

Coverage is not exhaustive across the entire history of football: some profiles are still missing and will be filled in over time.

Question 9

What counts as a trophy?

Accepted Answer

In Trophy mode, each entry fits one of these categories:

• Domestic league: only the country’s first-tier league title.
• Domestic cup: only the national cup plus the national league cup, if the country has one.
• National super cup: the trophy that matches that name.
• Continental T1: the top continental cup (e.g. UEFA Champions League).
• Continental T2: the second continental cup (e.g. European Cup Winners’ Cup).
• Continental T3: the third tier (e.g. UEFA Europa League).
• Continental T4: the fourth tier, European clubs only (e.g. UEFA Conference League).
• Continental super cup: as the name says.
• Former Intercontinental Cup (1960–2004): titles from the historic UEFA–CONMEBOL era, kept separate from current FIFA buckets.
• FIFA Intercontinental Cup: FIFA’s competition of that name (distinct from the former cup and from the Club World Cup).
• FIFA Club World Cup: the current FIFA club world championship.

The trophy total on a club page is the sum of all these columns (including both “intercontinental” rows when they apply).

Question 10

Is Half-Time FC free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Half-Time FC is completely free. No subscription, no in-app purchases. Create an account (Google sign-in) to save your scores and appear on the leaderboards.

Question 11

How do you keep the leaderboards fair?

Accepted Answer

Leaderboards only matter if scores are earned fairly. During a run we may look at session signals (pace, consistency, limited technical context) to spot abuse, without publishing how those checks work. If cheating is established, the scores involved may be cancelled or removed from the boards, and titles can go to legitimate players. Privacy policy §4 covers the data we process; the game guide summarises fair play.

Question 12

How do I report an error on a club?

Accepted Answer

After a game, click "Found a bug or wrong data? Contact us" below the game. You can report a general bug or incorrect data about a club (name, country, stadium, colors, trophies, etc.). When signed in, your report helps us fix the database.