Football Trivia: European and Premier League

Ryan Giggs scored in each of the first 21 seasons of the Premier League from 1992-93 to 2013-14, making him the only player to score in all seasons. At the time this question was written (when there were 19 seasons), this record was already established and unmatched. Paul Scholes, Frank Lampard, and Michael Owen all had gaps.

Glasgow Rangers has won 55 Scottish league titles, the most among major European clubs listed. Olympiacos has 47 Greek titles, Juventus has 36 Italian titles, Real Madrid has 35 Spanish titles, Bayern Munich has 33 German titles, and Manchester United has 20 English titles. Rangers' dominance in Scottish football explains this high number.

Brian Deane scored the first ever Premier League goal for Sheffield United against Manchester United on 15 August 1992, just 5 minutes into the opening match of the inaugural season. Ryan Giggs and Alan Shearer were legendary players but scored their first goals later. Andrew Cole was another prominent striker but not the first to score.

Leroy Rosenior holds the record for the shortest managerial tenure in Premier League history, lasting only 10 games in charge of Fulham during 2007. Brian Clough had a longer career, Don Revie managed Leeds for years, and Bob Paisley was successful at Liverpool. Rosenior's brief stint came as Fulham were fighting relegation.

Russia is the only major European football nation that has never had a club reach the European Cup or Champions League Final. Greek clubs like Panathinaikos (1971), Romanian clubs like Steaua Bucharest (1986, 1989), Swedish club Malmo (1979), Belgian club Club Brugge (1978), and Scottish clubs like Celtic (1967) and Rangers (1972) have all reached finals.

Fulham is the only English club among the options never to have won a major domestic trophy (FA Cup or League Cup). Old Etonians won the FA Cup in 1882, Clapham Rovers won it in 1880, and Burnley won both the FA Cup (1914) and League Cup (1960s era). Fulham has reached finals but never secured victory.

The FA Amateur Cup, a competition for amateur English football clubs, held its final tournament in 1974, won by Bishop's Stortford.

Chelsea won the Premier League title in 2004/05 under manager Jose Mourinho, losing just one league match all season in their first championship in 50 years.

Real Madrid won the first European Cup (now UEFA Champions League) in 1955-56, defeating Stade de Reims 4-3 in the final.

As of when this question was written, Manchester City had not won the UEFA Champions League, while Celtic (1967), Ajax (1971-73), and Marseille (1993) have all won Europe's top club competition.

Juventus became the first club to win all three major European trophies - the European Champion Clubs' Cup (Champions League), UEFA Cup (Europa League), and Cup Winners' Cup - completing this unique set by 1999.

The League Cup (EFL Cup) was founded in 1960-61, so no team won it in 1946. Therefore, 'none of these' is the correct answer by elimination.

Everton has spent more seasons in England's top division than any other club. While Manchester United and Liverpool have had great success, Everton's historical consistency places them first in total top-flight seasons.