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Football Fans in the UK Test Their Memory by Naming the Chelsea Team that Beat Manchester City 2-1 in December 2011

Temitope Oke
By Temitope Oke

Welcome to another round of Mail Sport’s original football memory game, Teamsheet! This fun game lets you test your football knowledge, challenge your friends, and see who knows their stuff when it comes to classic matchups.

Today’s Challenge

Yesterday, we asked you to name the Manchester City team that beat Chelsea 3-0 in August 2015.

Now, it’s Chelsea’s turn.

Can you name the Blues squad that defeated City 2-1 back in December 2011? Put your memory to the test and see how well you know your football history.

How to Play

The goal of Teamsheet is simple: score as few points as possible. Here’s how it works:

  • Guessing a player correctly on your first try earns you just one point.
  • If you guess the correct letter in the right position, it will turn green.
  • If you guess the right letter but in the wrong position, it will turn yellow.
  • You have six guesses to figure out each player. If you fail, the identity of the player will be revealed to you for 11 points.
  • You can also request a free letter, but keep in mind it will cost you an extra point.

Can You Get the Perfect Score?

The perfect score is 11 points—guess every player on your first try.

The worst possible score? 121 points, if you fail on every guess.

So go ahead, take a shot at naming the Chelsea team, and let’s see how you do.

Share your score and challenge your friends to beat you!

Good luck, and have fun!

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Temitope Oke is an experienced copywriter and editor. With a deep understanding of the Nigerian market and global trends, he crafts compelling, persuasive, and engaging content tailored to various audiences. His expertise spans digital marketing, content creation, SEO, and brand messaging. He works with diverse clients, helping them communicate effectively through clear, concise, and impactful language. Passionate about storytelling, he combines creativity with strategic thinking to deliver results that resonate.