What is Last 10?
Last 10 asks for the ten most recent names in a football category — the last ten Ballon d'Or winners, the last ten Premier League Golden Boot holders, the last ten British record signings. Recency is the whole difficulty: the older entries are the ones everyone remembers, and the recent ones are the ones people blank on.
How to play Last 10
- Each puzzle asks for the 10 most recent winners, scorers, or transfers in a category.
- Type a name into the input. Correct guesses reveal the entry at its position.
- Repeats are allowed — if the same player won the Golden Boot three years running, they fill three slots.
- Fuzzy matching: 'Salah' matches 'Mohamed Salah'.
- Score: 1-2 found = 1pt, 3-4 = 2, 5-6 = 3, 7-8 = 4, 9 = 5, all 10 = Jackpot (8pts).
Last 10 strategy
Work backwards from this season rather than forwards from memory. Almost everyone can name the winners from five to ten years ago because those have settled into football's common knowledge; it is last season and the one before that go missing. Sweep the recent years first while they are easy to retrieve, then fill the older slots. Watch for repeat winners — a player who took three in a row fills three separate slots, and people often stop after entering the name once.
- Start from the current season and work backwards.
- If a name fills multiple slots, you only need to guess it once per slot — keep typing.
- Last names usually match — the fuzzy matcher handles accents and aliases.
Last 10 — frequently asked questions
- How is Last 10 different from Top Tens?
- Top Tens asks for an all-time top-10 (e.g. 'Top 10 Premier League All-Time Goalscorers'). Last 10 asks for the 10 most recent — for example the last 10 Premier League Golden Boot winners or the last 10 World Cup final hosts. Same engine, recency-focused content.
- Is Last 10 free to play?
- Yes. Today's Last 10 puzzle is always free to play in your browser at football-iq.app — no signup or download required. A new list every day.
- How is Last 10 scored?
- Same tier as Top Tens: 1-2 found = 1 point, 3-4 = 2, 5-6 = 3, 7-8 = 4, 9 = 5, and naming all 10 = 8-point Jackpot.
More daily football games
Last 10 is a daily football list game focused on recency. Name the 10 most recent Golden Boot winners, transfer records, or trophy lifters. Free to play, new list every day.
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