Quiz: Test your sporting knowledge, April 18
Portugal players celebrate during the Euro 2016 Final at the Stade de France, Paris. Picture: JOE GIDDENS/PA - Credit: PA
With live sport remaining on hold during the ongoing coronavirus shutdown, why not put your sporting general knowledge to the test?
Q7: What year did James Anderson make his Test debut for England? Picture:STEVEN PASTON/PA - Credit: PA
The PA news agency has put together a quiz to probe your powers of recall.
1. Who scored the winning goal in the Euro 2016 final?
2. What year was the Dutch Grand Prix last staged?
3. Which country is scheduled to stage the 2022 Ryder Cup?
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4. Which are the only two countries to win back to back football World Cups?
5. Who won Great Britain’s first medal of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics?
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Q11. Which Belgian did Andy Murray beat to clinch Great Britains first Davis Cup final win since 1936? Picture:STEVEN PASTON/PA - Credit: PA
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15. Which driver will partner George Russell at Williams for the yet to start 2020 F1 season?
16. Who is the most expensive signing in football history?
17. What is the name of Dina Asher-Smith’s coach?
18. Who is the last Frenchman to win the Tour de France?
19. Who did Fallon Sherrock beat to become the first female to win a match at the PDC World Championships?
20. Who captained South Africa to their 2019 World Cup final win over England in Japan?
Q15. Which driver will partner George Russell at Williams for the yet to start 2020 F1 season? Picture: DAVID DAVIES/PA - Credit: PA
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23. Which New Zealand batsmen was run out by Jos Buttler to clinch England’s 2019 World Cup final win?
24. Who scored in the final second to give England a 52-51 gold medal-clinching victory over Australia at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games?
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Q17. What is the name of Dina Asher-Smiths coach? Picture: MIKE EGERTON/PA - Credit: PA
Q19. Who did Fallon Sherrock beat to become the first female to win a match at the PDC World Championships?Picture:STEVEN PASTON/PA - Credit: PA
Q23. Which New Zealand batsmen was run out by Jos Buttler to clinch Englands 2019 World Cup final win? Picture: NICK POTTS/PA - Credit: PA
Answers: 1. Eder; 2. 1985; 3. Italy; 4. Italy and Brazil; 5. Dom Parsons (skeleton); 6. Joey Barton; 7. 2003 (v Zimbabwe); 8. Steve Borthwick; 9 Javan Steward; 10. Jerzy Dudek; 11. David Goffin; 12 Neil Robertson (Australia, 2010); 13. Tony Smith; 14. Michael Vaughan (2005-07); 15. Nicholas Latifi; 16. Neymar (£198m, Barcelona to PSG); 17. John Blackie; 18. Bernard Hinault (1985); 19. Ted Evetts; 20. Siya Kolisi; 21. Peter Wilson; 22. 2017; 23. Martin Guptill; 24. Helen Housby; 25. Jacques Villeneuve (Canada).
