Juventus Trivia
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48 free Juventus trivia questions with answers — sports quiz, new questions added Sep 2026.
Juventus were founded in 1897 by teenage students from a Turin lyceum, played their first years in pink shirts that faded in the wash, and only went black and white because a team-mate's friend in Nottingham posted out a set of Notts County kit. Owned by the Agnelli family since 1923, the Old Lady has won a record 36 Italian titles, including nine in a row, two European Cups and every UEFA competition going. This quiz covers the whole span: the Canfari brothers and the Massimo d'Azeglio Lyceum, the 1906 split that created Torino, the Quinquennio d'Oro of the 1930s, the Magical Trio of Charles, Sivori and Boniperti, the first star in 1958, Trapattoni and Platini, Lippi and Zidane, the Calciopoli relegation, Conte's unbeaten season and 102 points, Allegri's run, Ronaldo, the Juventus Stadium built on the delle Alpi site, the J logo, the hunchback nickname and the mascot zebra. Fifty questions, four options each, with a short explanation after every answer. Play on your phone or print it for the pub.
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Q 01Which player's 1990 sale from Fiorentina to Juventus sparked riots in Florence?
Roberto Baggio
Roberto Baggio later refused to take a penalty for Juventus against Fiorentina, and left the pitch holding a Fiorentina scarf thrown from the stands.
Q 02Which Juventus defender did Luis Suárez bite during Italy's 2014 World Cup game against Uruguay?
Giorgio Chiellini
Giorgio Chiellini exposed his shoulder to show the bite marks, but the referee missed it, and Uruguay went on to win and knock Italy out.
Q 03Which striker captained Juventus to the 1996 Champions League title, then left for Chelsea on a free transfer?
Gianluca Vialli
Gianluca Vialli had joined Juventus for a world-record fee in 1992, and within two years of leaving he was Chelsea's player-manager.
Q 04Juventus replaced their original pink shirts with which English club's black and white stripes?
Notts County
Notts County's kit reached Turin through an English team-mate, and in 2011 Juventus invited Notts County to play the first match at their new stadium.
Q 05Which Juventus striker came back from a betting-scandal ban to finish top scorer at the 1982 World Cup?
Paolo Rossi
Paolo Rossi's ban had been cut from three years to two, and his hat-trick against Brazil knocked the favourites out.
Q 06Which coach, sacked by Juventus in 2009, later won the Premier League with 5,000-1 outsiders Leicester City?
Claudio Ranieri
Claudio Ranieri was dismissed after seven games without a win, and Juventus handed the job to their youth coach, Ciro Ferrara.
Q 07Which final did Juventus host at their stadium in 2014, after going out of that competition in the semi-finals?
The Europa League final
The Europa League final: Benfica, who had knocked Juventus out, then lost the final to Sevilla on penalties at the Juventus Stadium.
Q 08Why were Juventus docked points during the 2022–23 Serie A season?
Inflated player transfer values
Inflated player transfer values: a 15-point penalty was annulled on appeal in April, then reimposed as 10 points in May.
Q 09Which Czech midfielder missed Juventus's 2003 Champions League final through a semi-final booking?
Pavel Nedvěd
Pavel Nedvěd was booked for a foul on Steve McManaman, and Juventus lost the final on penalties without him.
Q 10Which Juventus midfielder wore protective goggles because of glaucoma?
Edgar Davids
Edgar Davids had developed glaucoma after injuries to his right eye, and he took to the goggles following surgery on it.
Q 11Which Juventus midfielder's wild goal celebration became the iconic image of Italy's 1982 World Cup win?
Marco Tardelli
Marco Tardelli later said the celebration was a release after realising a dream he had held since boyhood: scoring in a World Cup final.
Q 12Which Welsh forward was part of the late-1950s 'Magical Trio'?
John Charles
John Charles was nicknamed 'the Gentle Giant' in Italy because, for all his size, he refused to kick or hurt opponents.
Q 13What did Juventus add above their badge to mark their tenth league title?
A gold star
A gold star, though in 2014 Juventus refused to add a third one, insisting that two revoked titles still counted.
Q 21Which summer competition did Juventus win in 1999 to complete a set of every UEFA club trophy?
The Intertoto Cup
The Intertoto Cup, a summer qualifying event, also earned Juventus a place in that season's UEFA Cup.
Q 22Who beat Juventus on penalties in the 2003 Champions League final?
Milan
Milan won even though an injured Roque Júnior had to stay on for most of extra time, because they had already used all their substitutes.
Q 23What was the name of the 2006 scandal that sent Juventus down to Serie B?
Calciopoli
Calciopoli relegated Juventus for the first time in their history and cost them their two most recent league titles.
Q 14Which Juventus forward scored six goals when Inter fielded their junior players in a 1961 protest?
Omar Sívori
Omar Sívori scored them in a 9–1 win, after Inter sent out their juniors to protest the federation's order to replay the match.
Q 15Under which coach did Juventus win its first major European trophy, the 1977 UEFA Cup?
Giovanni Trapattoni
Giovanni Trapattoni's side lost the second leg 2–1 in Bilbao but still won the Cup on away goals.
Q 16Which Juventus player won the Ballon d'Or three years running from 1983 to 1985?
Michel Platini
Michel Platini later became UEFA's president, and in 2015 he was banned from all football activity after an ethics investigation.
Q 17Whom did Juventus beat in the 1985 European Cup final at Heysel?
Liverpool
Liverpool were the opponents; 39 fans died when a wall collapsed before kick-off, and English clubs were banned from Europe for five years.
Q 18Which former goalkeeper coached Juventus to the 1990 Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup double?
Dino Zoff
Dino Zoff was sacked that summer despite winning both trophies, as the club turned to Luigi Maifredi.
Q 19Whom did Juventus beat on penalties in the 1996 Champions League final?
Ajax
Ajax, the holders, soon lost two players for nothing, as the new Bosman ruling let them leave on free transfers.
Q 20Who beat Juventus in the 1997 and 1998 Champions League finals?
Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid
Borussia Dortmund's substitute Lars Ricken lobbed the goalkeeper with his first touch in 1997, and Real Madrid won the 1998 final 1–0.
Q 24Which playmaker joined Juventus on a free transfer in 2011 and won the league in his first season?
Andrea Pirlo
Andrea Pirlo's new club pipped his old one, the defending champions, to that title.
Q 25Which manager won the 2011–12 Serie A title in his first season in charge of Juventus?
Antonio Conte
Antonio Conte's title was Juventus's first in nine years, after two earlier crowns had been taken away for match-fixing.
Q 26Which striker, signed from Manchester City, was handed Juventus's No 10 shirt?
Carlos Tevez
Carlos Tevez, two years before the move, had been accused by Manchester City of refusing to come on as a substitute at Bayern Munich, which he denied.
Q 27Which coach won Juventus's fifth straight Serie A title, in 2015–16?
Massimiliano Allegri
Massimiliano Allegri's side were outside the top ten after ten games, and the club's run of titles eventually reached nine.
Q 28Which club beat Juventus in Berlin to win the 2015 Champions League final?
Barcelona
Barcelona sealed their second treble, while Juventus, who had also won their league and cup, missed out on a first.
Q 29Whose 2018 overhead kick against Juventus drew a standing ovation from Juventus fans?
Cristiano Ronaldo
Juventus defender Andrea Barzagli called Cristiano Ronaldo's strike 'a Playstation goal'.
Q 30Which coach won Serie A in his only season in charge of Juventus, 2019–20?
Maurizio Sarri
Maurizio Sarri was relieved of his duties in August 2020, the day after a Champions League exit to Lyon.