Have a go
Start with the big shape and club colors. Do not overthink it.
No peeking · six club badges
No badge. No hints. Go on then.
You see these crests every matchday. Now draw six without looking them up. Wonky lines are fine. Badge crimes are expected.
Badge 1 of 6
Draw the Tottenham Hotspur club badge
No looking it up. Draw the bits you actually remember.
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Your memory
Go on. First line.Looks easy from the stands
You've seen it a thousand times. Apparently that means nothing.
Liverpool has a bird. Easy. Now draw everything around it. Most of us remember the colors and one big shape. The rest disappears as soon as the canvas is blank.
Face the badge
Your drawing sits next to the real thing. This is usually where the confidence goes.
Call it fairly
Nailed it, close enough or a total disaster. Six badges, one score.
House rules
Bad art is fine. Cheating is boring.
Do not look up the badge. Everything else is allowed.
How do you play?
Draw the named club badge, reveal the real one, then call it: Nailed it, Close enough or Disaster. Six badges make a round.
Do the words and tiny details matter?
Only if you remember them. Get the shape, main symbol and colors down. Nobody is checking your line work.
Who judges the drawing?
You do. We are not pretending an algorithm can settle an argument about your wonky cannon.
Is there a new set every day?
Yes. Everyone gets the same six Football teams each day.
Can I draw on my phone?
Yes. Use your finger, change the color or line width, erase the bad bits and carry on.
Keep playing
Pick your next challenge
Four quick games, one more reason to stay in the match.
