General Knowledge: Sports and Leisure (Easy)
Easy sports and leisure quiz questions with the answers on the back. World Cups, Olympic golds, famous finals and the players everyone can name.
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How many players are on a football (soccer) team on the pitch per side?
One of 100+ questions in General Knowledge: Sports and Leisure (Easy).
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