Who Do They Really Play For? (Part 2) Trivia Game - Player Names may be misleading! | Sports

Player Names may be misleading!

There were players in each of the 48 country's squads where you look at a name and think "How did that name end up there?" Your job is to not make judgements based on appearance and identify who represents which country.

A matching quiz by FussBudget. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Ryan Mendes

Answer: Cape Verde

At the start of the tournament, he had 96 appearances and 22 goals for Cape Verde. Born in Cape Verde, Ryan played as a winger for the Turkish team I�d�r.

2. Erik Smith

Answer: Sweden

Born in Sweden, Erik played as a centre back for the German team FC St. Pauli. At the start of the tournament, he had 2 appearances and 0 goals for Sweden.

3. Oscar Bobb

Answer: Norway

At the start of the tournament, he had 21 appearances and 2 goals for Norway. Born in Norway, Oscar played as a midfielder/winger for the English team Fulham.

4. Nathaniel Brown

Answer: Germany

Born in Germany, Nathaniel played as a left back for the German team Eintracht Frankfurt. At the start of the tournament, he had 5 appearances and 0 goals for Germany.

5. Dominic Hyam

Answer: Scotland

Born in Scotland, Dominic played as a centre back for the Welsh team Wrexham. At the start of the tournament, he had 4 appearances and 0 goals for Scotland.

6. Charles Pickel

Answer: DR Congo

At the start of the tournament, he had 34 appearances and 1 goal for DR Congo. Born in Switzerland, Charles played as a midfielder for the Spanish team Espanyol.

7. Cristian Volpato

Answer: Australia

At the start of the tournament, he had 1 appearance and 0 goals for Australia. Born in Australia, Cristian played as a winger/midfielder for the Italian team Sassuolo.

8. Liam Millar

Answer: Canada

Born in Canada, Liam played as a winger/midfielder for the English team Hull City. At the start of the tournament, he had 41 appearances and 1 goal for Canada.

9. Brian Brobbey

Answer: Netherlands

At the start of the tournament, he had 12 appearances and 1 goal for the Netherlands. Born in the Netherlands, Brian played as a striker for the English team Sunderland.

10. Kevin Danso

Answer: Austria

Born in Austria, Kevin played as a centre back for the English team Tottenham Hotspur. At the start of the tournament, he had 32 appearances and 0 goals for Austria.

11. Sarpreet Singh

Answer: New Zealand

At the start of the tournament, he had 28 appearances and 3 goals for New Zealand. Born in New Zealand, Sarpreet played as a midfielder for the New Zealand team Wellington Phoenix.

12. Ezri Konsa

Answer: England

At the start of the tournament, he had 20 appearances and 1 goal for England. Born in England, Ezri played as a full back for the English team Aston Villa.

13. Folarin Balogun

Answer: USA

Born in Brooklyn NY, USA, Folarin played as a striker for the French Ligue 1 team Monaco. At the start of the tournament, he had 27 appearances and 9 goals for USA.

14. Alessandro Circati

Answer: Australia

Born in Italy, Alessandro played as a defender for the Italian team Parma. As at the start of the tournament, he had 13 appearances and 1 goal for Australia.

15. Alfie Jones

Answer: Canada

At the start of the tournament, he had 2 appearances and 0 goals for Canada. Born in England, Alfie played as a defender/midfielder for the English team Middlesbrough. His grandmother was born in Alberta, Canada.

Source: Author FussBudget

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Questions		Choices
1. Ryan Mendes		Canada
2. Erik Smith		Netherlands
3. Oscar Bobb		Germany
4. Nathaniel Brown		Austria
5. Dominic Hyam		DR Congo
6. Charles Pickel		Australia
7. Cristian Volpato		Australia
8. Liam Millar		Sweden
9. Brian Brobbey		England
10. Kevin Danso		Cape Verde
11. Sarpreet Singh		Canada
12. Ezri Konsa		USA
13. Folarin Balogun		New Zealand
14. Alessandro Circati		Scotland
15. Alfie Jones		Norway

Who Do They Really Play For? (Part 2) Quiz

Player Names may be misleading!

There were players in each of the 48 country's squads where you look at a name and think "How did that name end up there?" Your job is to not make judgements based on appearance and identify who represents which country.