European Football Quiz

Clint Dempsey wore jersey number 23 during his time at Fulham FC. This became his signature number at the club. The other numbers were not associated with Dempsey at Fulham.

Kevin Nolan wore jersey number 4 during his time at West Ham United. This was his primary squad number at the club. The other numbers were worn by different players.

Maxi Rodriguez wore jersey number 16 during his time at Liverpool FC. This was his squad number at the club from 2010-2012. The other numbers were associated with different Liverpool players.

Rafael van der Vaart wore jersey number 11 during his time at Tottenham Hotspur. This was his squad number at the club from 2010-2012. The other numbers were worn by different Tottenham players.

Kevin Doyle wore jersey number 29 during his time at Wolverhampton Wanderers. This was his squad number at the club. The other numbers were not associated with Doyle at Wolves.

Louis Saha wore jersey number 8 during his time at Everton FC. This was his squad number at the club. The other numbers were not Saha's jersey number at Everton.

Inter Milan won the 2010 UEFA Champions League, defeating Bayern Munich 2-0 in the final held at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid. This victory completed a historic treble for Inter under manager José Mourinho, having also won Serie A and the Coppa Italia that season. Diego Milito scored both goals in the final.

Cristiano Ronaldo joined Real Madrid in July 2009 from Manchester United for a then-world record transfer fee of approximately €94 million. His presentation at the Santiago Bernabéu attracted over 80,000 fans. He made his debut in the 2009-2010 season.

Eric Cantona is French, born in Marseille, France in 1966. He is one of the most iconic French footballers, known for his successful career at Manchester United where he won four Premier League titles in five seasons. Cantona also played for the French national team, earning 45 caps.

Manchester United have won 13 Premier League titles (since 1992) and 20 total English top-flight titles including the First Division era. This is indeed more than any other club - Liverpool are second with 19 total titles and 1 Premier League title. The 1992 Premier League rebrand doesn't change the fact of their record.

Sir Alex Ferguson is famously the long-serving manager of Manchester United (1986-2013), not Chelsea. He is the most successful manager in Premier League history, winning 13 titles with United, while Chelsea has had managers like Jose Mourinho and Carlo Ancelotti.

The question likely refers to Nottingham Forest's performance in the old First Division (pre-1992), where they won 1 title (1977-78) and were runners-up 2 times (1978-79, 1989-90). Since the EPL began in 1992, Forest have never won it and finished runners-up twice (1990-91 was technically First Division, not EPL). Option B (1,2) is the historically accurate answer.

Lionel Messi scored 47 goals in all competitions during the 2009-2010 season (34 in La Liga, plus others in Champions League, Copa del Rey, etc.). The question appears to ask specifically about his La Liga goals, which was 34. This was his breakthrough season under Guardiola, culminating in winning the Ballon d'Or. Note: C (34) is correct for La Liga only.