Played for Both
Two clubs appear on screen: Arsenal and Barcelona, Milan and Inter, Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe. You have 10 seconds to type a footballer who played for both. Ten pairs every day, a point for each one you find, and a daily leaderboard for the fastest.
10 new club pairs every day · no account needed
10 pairs, 10 seconds each. As a guest you play past days; with an account, today's pairs and the leaderboard.
Today's ranking #4
How to play
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Two club crests are revealed at the same moment.
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Type any footballer who played for both clubs. The surname is enough, and small typos are forgiven.
- 3
You have 10 seconds per pair. A wrong answer blocks you for 1 second, so guessing wildly does not pay.
- 4
Find a pair for 1 point. With equal scores, the faster player ranks higher. Share your result or challenge your friends in a room.
Rules and details
Played for Both is the football game from the videos: two clubs, one question. Who played for both? Every day there are ten pairs, from rivals who rarely share a player to clubs with dozens of names in common.
You get 10 seconds per pair and you only need one footballer. Type the surname, the full name or the name he is known by; accents do not matter and small typos are forgiven. A wrong answer blocks the box for one second. Loans count: if he was a first-team player there, he is a valid answer.
New pairs arrive every day at midnight Argentina time. Without an account you play the previous days and see example answers for every pair; signed-in players get today's ten pairs and one ranked run on the daily leaderboard, where equal scores are split by speed. Today's answers stay hidden until the day is over.
It is even better with friends. Open a room, share the link and up to six of you race on the same pairs: in a 1v1 the first right answer takes the point, and with three or more the first scores 3, the second 2 and everyone else who finds one scores 1. The host picks the league: Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Süper Lig or the biggest clubs mixed.
Play past days without an account; sign in for today's ten pairs and the daily leaderboard.
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