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Who wore the number 11 shirt for these famous title winning teams: Manchester United 1995-96
Who was the first goalkeeper to score a Premier League goal?
Who started for Arsenal in goal in the last game at Highbury (v Wigan in May 2006) and the first game at the Emirates (v Aston Villa in August 2006)?
Who is the only English player to play in the Premier League under the same manager at three different clubs?
Who were the only team not to lose a single game at the 2010 World Cup?
Who was the last English manager (excluding caretakers) to finish in the top two of the Premier League?
Who was the last Everton player to score a winning goal against Liverpool at Anfield?
Name the first player to score a Premier League hat-trick for Tottenham Hotspur
Name one of the three current EFL sides have played in 100+ seasons in the Football League but never in the topflight?
Before Raheem Sterling, who was the last English player to score a brace in an FA Cup final match at Wembley?
Brazil have played a selection of international friendlies at the Emirates Stadium – which is the only nation to beat them at the stadium?
Name the first player to score a Premier League hat-trick for Manchester City
Who provided the most assists for England at the 2019 Women’s World Cup?
Who was the first African player to play in as many as four different FA Cup finals?
Name the first player to score a Premier League hat-trick for Manchester United
In 2009/10 season Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United at the start of the campaign. Who took the number 7 shirt following his departure?
The USA retained the Women’s World Cup – who are the only other nation to have done so?
Who is the only Australian player to appear in the PFA Team of the Year?
Who was the only member of England’s EURO 96 squad to play for a non-British club side at the time?

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