Yesterday's victory against Croatia was only the second time in 1,093 official matches that England have won an away match 7–0. The only previous instance was against Hungary in Budapest in 1908.

Data from englandstats.com and rsssf.org

u/Cinn4monSynonym — 10 days ago

Quick counties quiz...

Just made this quiz if anyone would like a go.

You just have to click/tap on the (English) ceremonial counties that are included whilst avoiding the wrong answers. There are 25 to try and get, but guessing one wrong answer will immediately end the quiz...

Thanks for having a look. 🤓

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u/Cinn4monSynonym — 15 days ago
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Quiz: London or New York?

Just made this little quiz if it's alright to share here...

For each given place, you just have to tap/click on the city in which it is located (London or NYC).

e.g. Maida Vale, Hudson Yards, Limehouse, etc.

I was inspired by Greenwich/Greenwich Village, Soho/SoHo and Chelsea/Chelsea and thought it might make for an interesting quiz concept (though those particular places aren't included here as this is an either-or quiz).

💂‍♂️🗽

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u/Cinn4monSynonym — 29 days ago
▲ 19 r/LDN+1 crossposts

London street names quiz...

If it's alright to share here, this is a quiz I have made on identifying street names in *the City*.

You just have to click/tap on those which you think are genuine whilst avoiding those that have been made up.

There are 32 real ones included and 16 fakes. It's a sudden death quiz, so selecting too many wrong answers will immediately end the quiz (you get three lives).

e.g. Poultry, Undershaft, Pudding Lane, Houndsditch, Suet Street...?

jetpunk.com
u/Cinn4monSynonym — 1 month ago

On this day in 1961, Ipswich Town recorded their first-ever win in England's top flight with a 6–2 victory over Burnley. Town ended the season as champions, with Burnley finishing as runners-up.

The two sides had met at Turf Moor just a week earlier, with Burnley winning 4–3. Burnley took the lead four times, with Ipswich equalising on three occasions. That was the second league fixture of the season for both clubs, with the return match at Portman Road seven days later being the fourth.

Burnley ultimately ended the campaign in 2nd, one place ahead of a Tottenham side that beat them in the FA Cup final at Wembley. Ipswich finished as champions in their first season in the First Division and remain the only newly promoted team to win the League in their debut top-flight campaign.

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u/Cinn4monSynonym — 2 months ago
▲ 469 r/footballkits+1 crossposts

40 years ago: The home kits of the 20 current English Premier League clubs, c. 1986/87

u/BlackCaesarNT — 2 months ago
▲ 994 r/soccer

Ipswich Town complete signing of Argentina midfielder Exequiel Palacios from Bayer Leverkusen for an initial fee of £19.2 million

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u/Cinn4monSynonym — 2 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 5.5k r/CasualUK

Spotted in Framlingham, Suffolk. 🦔

Hedgehogs need all the help they can get.

u/Cinn4monSynonym — 2 months ago

Quiz: English Football Clubs by Latin Motto

Made this little quiz if anyone would like a go.

For each given motto (e.g. Arte et Labore), you just have to click/tap on the correct club. The English translations are shown at the end of the quiz.

Some of these mottos appear, or used to appear, on their respective clubs' badges. One of them was on the badge of a club that was in the Championship in 2025–26 but is not on their badge this season.

There are 12 to try and get.

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u/Cinn4monSynonym — 2 months ago
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The last time Ipswich played Sunderland in the Premier League before this Saturday's season opener at Portman Road was 25 years ago, with Finidi George finishing a team move by chipping goalkeeper Thomas Sørensen from outside the area.

u/Cinn4monSynonym — 2 months ago