The big Friday Premier League quiz

Tired of your mates recycling the same old football trivia questions from years gone by?

Bring them bang up-to-date and get them guessing with our Opta-powered Premier League quiz.

All the answers are at the bottom of the page, so you can claim the high ground when it comes to statistical knowledge!

1. Unai Emery and Jurgen Klopp will go head-to-head for the second time in their careers when Arsenal host Liverpool in a blockbuster at Emirates Stadium on Saturday. What was the year, competition and final scoreline of their only other meeting?

A #PL table to make you excited for the months ahead  pic.twitter.com/VdKhJyGdVf

— Premier League (@premierleague) October 29, 2018

2. Burnley have lost their last two Premier League games 4-0 and 5-0. Only two clubs have ever lost three on the trot in the Premier League by a minimum of four goals. Who was the the most recent, in August 2010?

GAFFER | “You don’t sit there and go ‘well that’s all been done’ – you’re actually hungry for more and think ‘where can we take it now’…”

Sean Dyche reflects on the last six years in charge of the Clarets.

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— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) October 30, 2018

3. Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has kept six successive clean sheets in the Premier League. Can you name the last goalkeeper to have gone seven in a row without being breached?

Six clean sheets in a row in the @premierleague #mancity pic.twitter.com/3D5601oHc1

— Manchester City (@ManCity) October 29, 2018

4. Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson has only ever recorded one Premier League victory against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Who was he managing at the time?

“There were a lot of players there tonight who needed a game and they didn’t let me down.”

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— Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) October 31, 2018

5. Which player would Ryan Sessegnon beat to become the youngest player to score in consecutive Premier League away matches if he nets for Fulham against Huddersfield Town on Monday?

Ryan Sessegnon’s 1st #PL goal of the season brings Fulham level in South Wales

Still Cardiff 2-2 Fulham (44 mins) #CARFUL pic.twitter.com/2KRGkhJabY

— Premier League (@premierleague) October 20, 2018

Answers:

1. Emery’s Sevilla beat Klopp’s Liverpool 3-1 in the Europa League final in 2016.

2. Wigan. West Ham were the first in March in 2008.

3. Edwin van der Sar for Manchester United in 2009 (14 consecutive clean sheets).

4. Blackburn Rovers (on his first visit in April 1998).

5. Wayne Rooney.