Feel like you want to test your football knowledge? Well fear not, you're in the right place!
Welcome back to another FourFourTwo staple, as we bring you another customary quiz to whet your appetite ahead of the Europa League final.
We want to get you warmed up and in the mood so this is not a simple task
You have unlimited time to name the team that started for Manchester United in their 5-2 demolition of Tottenham on 25 April, 2009.
The number of letters in their surname is given, but that is it!
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Dont forget to tweet your scores to @FourFourTwo and send this quiz round to your mates, so you can declare yourself a legend of all Premier League knowledge.
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Alright, fresh off a massive Manchester United quiz, let's keep the Red Devils theme going strong, and sprinkle in some wider European knowledge to boot! We've got a fantastic selection of quizzes here designed to test even the most dedicated football brains, from iconic line-ups to historic triumphs.
First up, how well do you truly remember Manchester United's most glorious chapter? See how much you remember about Manchester United's treble-winning 1998/99 season. And speaking of specific United challenges, we've got another line-up quiz for you: can you name Manchester United's starting XI from the last time they hosted Athletic Club?
Beyond specific match-day memories, how about testing your knowledge of their biggest occasions? Can you name every club Manchester United have faced in a major final?
And for those who like to delve into European competition history, we've got two cracking challenges from the Europa League. Can you name every goalscorer in a Europa League final since 2000? And for the ultimate test of the competition's past, see if you can name all 30 clubs to win the Europa League/UEFA Cup. More below, too, of course.
