LinkyGrid FootballGrid

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Arrange footballers so neighbours shared a club.

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LinkyGrid FootballGrid on Easy: an empty grid of six linked slots beside the available footballer tiles Timothy Castagne, Ben Mee, Joselu, Frank Anguissa, Erik Pieters and Ayoze Pérez, with the link t

FootballGrid is LinkyGrid's daily football puzzle. You place footballer tiles on a grid so that each pair of neighbours played for the same club at some point, and you have five attempts to find every link.

About LinkyGrid FootballGrid

LinkyGrid is a small site of daily connection puzzles, with five fresh modes every day built on countries, films, footballers and Wikipedia topics. FootballGrid gives you a tray of footballers and an empty grid. Every pair of neighbouring tiles must have played for the same club. You place the players, press Check, and see which links hold, with five attempts to complete the grid.

Each puzzle has an Easy and a Hard version, the same for every player that day, with a new set based on your browser's time zone. You can play as a guest; signing in adds statistics, a history and a streak for the leaderboard.

The sister modes on the same site use Wikipedia articles, countries, films and World Cup players, so a player who likes one usually finds another to try next.

How to play LinkyGrid FootballGrid

Open FootballGrid and choose Easy or Hard.
Look at the players in the tray.
Drag them onto the grid so neighbours shared a club.
Press Check to see which links hold.
Rearrange and find every link within five attempts.

Tips

Look at the link types listed beside the board before you start; they tell you what counts.
Place the card with the most obvious connections in the middle first.
Switch to Hard once Easy feels quick.