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Paul Campbell

Sports quiz of the week: Andy Murray, England v Scotland and Donald Trump

Andy Murray
World No1 Andy Murray. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images
  1. Andy Murray has taken over from Novak Djokovic at the top of the ATP rankings. Who was the last American to be world No1 (in 2003)?

    1. Jim Courier

    2. Andre Agassi

    3. Pete Sampras

    4. Andy Roddick

  2. Philippe Coutinho scored his 26th goal in the Premier League on Sunday against Watford, making him the second most prolific Brazilian to have played in the English top flight. Which of his countrymen has scored more goals in the Premier League?

    1. Ramires

    2. Juninho

    3. Oscar

    4. Gilberto Silva

  3. After 111 years and 28 attempts, Ireland have finally beaten New Zealand in a game of rugby union. Which of these teams is yet to beat the All Blacks?

    1. England

    2. France

    3. Wales

    4. Scotland

  4. Who scored for England in a 9-3 win over Scotland and then went on to manage the national team?

    1. Bobby Robson

    2. Kevin Keegan

    3. Glenn Hoddle

    4. Stuart Pearce

  5. Fifa has banned England and Scotland players from wearing poppies during their match at Wembley. What does former international footballer Danny Mills think the players should do to circumvent Fifa's decision?

    1. Wear T-shirts emblazoned with poppies below their shirts and then lift up their kits when they score to reveal the symbol

    2. Get temporary tattoos of poppies on the backs of their hands and hold them over their hearts when the national anthems are played

    3. Have poppies stitched into their boots

    4. Dye their hair red for the night

  6. Which of the following athletes did not endorse Donald Trump for president?

    1. John Daly

    2. LeBron James

    3. Mike Tyson

    4. Dennis Rodman

  7. Who responded to the election result by saying he 'just could not give a bollocks'?

    1. Colin Kaepernick

    2. Nick Kyrgios

    3. Conor McGregor

    4. Tiger Woods

  8. Which athlete opened up about rebellion and money after visiting Kanye West’s house, saying: ‘Kanye’s outspoken, to say the least. I love that. He’s electrifying in everything he does. I wish I could be that outspoken, I really do, but I’m signed to all these brands that have an idealistic image they wish to be connected with, so I need to be careful’?

    1. Wayne Rooney

    2. Lewis Hamilton

    3. Rory McIlroy

    4. Theo Walcott

  9. John Terry is about to complete his 19th year at Chelsea, which makes him the longest-serving player at a Premier League club by a distance. Which goalkeeper is the second longest-serving player in the league, after 12 years and four months at the same club?

    1. Eldin Jakupovic

    2. Julian Speroni

    3. Joe Hart

    4. Ben Foster

  10. Who expressed fear about his new career move, saying: 'I am bricking myself. I am so nervous and scared of everything. This whole thing is so different for me. I have never really put myself out there publicly before. Of course my friends will take the mickey and I will be getting ripped if I scream'?

    1. Manny Pacquiao

    2. Gareth Southgate

    3. Wayne Bridge

    4. Joey Barton

Solutions

1:D - Roddick, who won his only grand slam at the 2003 US Open, was world No1 for 13 weeks., 2:B - What a player., 3:D - The All Blacks have won 28 and drawn two of their 30 matches against Scotland., 4:A - Robson won 20 caps for England and was their manager for 95 games., 5:B - 'Fifa cannot stop that,' said Mills. 'It’s no different than having a normal tattoo.', 6:B - LeBron James made his position clear before the election without mentioning Trump: ‘If basketball has taught me anything, it’s that no one achieves greatness alone and it takes everyone working together to create real change. When I look at this year’s presidential race, it’s clear which candidate believes the same thing. Only one person running truly understands the struggles of an Akron child born into poverty. And when I think about the kinds of policies and ideas the kids in my foundation need from our government, the choice is clear. That candidate is Hillary Clinton.', 7:C - McGregor added: 'The whole thing is just weird to me. Whoever wins, I don’t think anything is going to change. The public are just brainwashed that something is going to happen with this one. I don’t think either of those two contenders have any power in anything, anyway.', 8:B - Hamilton is paid £32m a year by Mercedes – not including the money he makes from his various sponsors., 9:B - Speroni has been at Crystal Palace since July 2004., 10:C - The former Chelsea and England left-back is off to the jungle for ITV's show I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here.

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