AFL Trivia Quiz
Today’s footy questions: Grand Finals, the Brownlow and legends.
Question 1 of 3EasyRules
Unlike most football codes, Australian football is played on what shape of ground?
One try at each question.
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- EasyLegendsWho has played the most games in GWS history, and captained the 2023 All-Australian team?Toby GreeneHe played in the club’s first season, 2012, and in 2026 announced he would join Geelong for 2027.
- MediumTitle historyGeelong lost four Grand Finals from 1989 to 1995. Which club beat it in 1995?CarltonIt was Carlton’s 16th win in a row and its 23rd of the season, then a record, for its 16th premiership.
- HardRecordsWho holds the VFL/AFL record of 18 goals in a single game, kicked in 1947?Fred FanningMelbourne’s full-forward did it against St Kilda in the last round of 1947, then retired straight after the game.
Three questions a day on the AFL’s history, records and big moments, easiest first, one try at each. Mondays are easy and the hard ones come at the weekend. A new set every day at midnight ET.
AFL trivia questions
Are there AFL trivia questions every day?
Each day brings three, one set shared by everyone, out of 300 written AFL questions. Roughly 80 of the scheduled ones go back to a Grand Final, and about 45 to the Brownlow Medal. Guess the AFL Team deals eight players from one club era instead, and the club is what you name. The AFL Ball Knowledge Dive has no options to pick from: name any player who fits, and the rarer the name, the more it scores.
Is there an AFL quiz with answers?
Each pick reveals the right option and the fact that settles it. The footy questions dwell on legends, awards, clubs and the laws of the game, then on famous matches and oddities.
How hard are the AFL quiz questions?
The week sets the level: Monday’s three are easy as a rule, and most weekends end on a hard one. Of the 300 written, 154 are graded easy and 26 hard, the hard ones often oddities or records.