How many questions are in this quiz?

This quiz has 104 questions on AFC Asian Cup goals and appearances records.

What kind of records are included?

You’ll see questions about top scorers, appearance leaders, and notable record milestones tied to goals and caps.

No—there’s no timer, and every question has 4 multiple-choice options.

Can I change the question count or difficulty?

Yes. You can choose your question count before starting and set the difficulty to match your comfort level.

What’s the best way to avoid common mistakes?

Read carefully for whether it’s asking about a single edition or all-time totals, and use elimination when two answers seem close.

AFC Asian Cup Records Quiz

About this quiz

What this quiz covers

Records tell the story of the AFC Asian Cup—who scored the most, who kept showing up edition after edition, and which players turned big moments into lasting milestones.

You’ll practice linking top scorers and appearance leaders to their countries, eras, and standout tournaments, with a Mixed difficulty blend that keeps things fresh.

Format, difficulty, and how to play

Each question comes with 4 options and there’s no timer, so you can think through close calls and avoid rushing into familiar-looking names.

Choose your question count before you start for a quick run or a full session, and adjust the difficulty to focus on either well-known records or deeper cut stats.

Spot the difference between single-tournament tallies and all-time totals
Avoid mixing up players with similar names or overlapping national-team eras
Watch for record updates that changed after recent editions
Don’t assume the biggest football nations always hold the scoring records
Use elimination when two options look plausible on appearances vs goals

Common pitfalls and balanced challenge

Many misses come from confusing “most appearances” with “most tournament appearances,” or remembering a famous striker but not their exact record context.

Difficulty is balanced by combining iconic legends with lesser-known record holders, so newer fans can score points while stats experts still get tested.