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In a popular feature, we regularly set really taxing, teasing questions to test even the sharpest of football brains.

The 50th in the series is:

Name the player who joint-top scored and then top scored for two different (old First Division) title-winning clubs in the space of four years.

A great prize this week to battle for - a Sky Sports T-shirt!

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This is a feature to test your friends on, as we will supply the answers to previous questions, and it will greatly enhance your footballing trivia knowledge for those pub discussions!

The 11 players to have scored in Uefa Cup finals and played in The Premiership are Klinsmann, Helmer, Vialli, Dino Baggio, Jonk, Berti, Casiraghi, Cruyff, Van Hooijdonk, Moreno, Tomasson.

Congratulations to James Bell who was the first correct respondent out of the hat. Your prize is on its way!

Former answers include:

The ten players to score in the Champions League final and play in The Premiership are - Marcel Desailly, Jari Litmanen, Patrick Kluivert, Fabrizio Ravanelli, Karl Heinz Riedle, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Teddy Sheringham, Steve McManaman, Gaizka Mendieta and Fernando Morientes. Morientes became the tenth after his debut for Liverpool!

Davide Gualtieri took just 8.3 seconds to score for San Marino against England in a 1993 World Cup qualifier.

West Ham won the FA Cup with an all-English side in 1975 and it has never been done since.

The team missing from the list (Fulham, Everton, Man United, Leeds, West Ham, Blackpool and Liverpool) was Leicester. They were the teams represented at club level by England's 1966 World Cup-winning team.

The international goalkeeper who played in three English League Cup finals for three different clubs in the 70s, 80s and 90s is Chris Woods.

The only Englishman to have won European Cup winner's medals with two different clubs is Jimmy Rimmer. He was on the bench for Manchester United in 1968 and played for Aston Villa against Bayern Munich in 1982.

Kevin Campbell, Les Ferdinand and Stan Collymore are the players we were looking for. They have all scored three Premiership hat-tricks for three different clubs.

Chris Ramsey was the player who featured in an FA Cup final against Manchester United in the 1980s and then became England's first black manager at international level when he coached England Under-20s.

Manchester United have done it the most times. Arsenal, Liverpool and Newcastle have done it. Chelsea have never done it. Man United last did it in 2002. The answer is break the British transfer record.

Ian Callaghan is the former Liverpool player who had to wait 12 years for his third England cap.

John Hendry is the Tottenham player whose only two goals for the club came in a win against Arsenal.

The answer to the team who had a design by Salvador Dali on their shirts was Sheffield Wednesday. The Owls carried the Chupa-Chups logo that was created by the famous Catalan artist.

Gary Megson was the mystery Premiership boss whose father (Don Megson) was replaced in a job (at Bournemouth) by another current Premiership manager (Harry Redknapp).

The mystery man who was an unused sub for City in a local derby FA Cup tie was Eduardo Abazaj.

The two Dutch players who represented Birmingham City in the 1980s were Bud Brocken and Toine van Meirlo.

Manchester United played the second leg of their tie with St Etienne at Plymouth Argyle's Home Park.

Scott Marshall, Ian Wright and John Hartson are the three Arsenal players to have represented Celtic since 1985.

Sam Allardyce played alongside Peter Reid in Bolton's 1978 promotion-winning side.

Jason Dodd is the only English player still playing first team football for the same club since the beginning of The Premiership.

Queens Park Rangers were the club where David Seaman and Alan Brazil played together.

The former England international, currently playing in The Premiership, who has the middle name 'Pierre' is Graeme Le Saux.

The first high-profile Bosman transfer out of Scotland was John Collins, who moved to Monaco.

Mark Hughes was the former Manchester United player who played twice in one day in 1987 - for Wales and Bayern Munich.

The 1988 100m Olympic finalist who shares his name with a former West Ham star is Ray Stewart.

The reason why the opening game of the 1982 World Cup was not shown live in England was due to the Falklands Conflict.

The answer to the former Liverpool player who is associated with Shrek 2 is Michael Robinson. The Spanish TV pundit provides the voice for Cenicienta in the Spanish version of the blockbuster movie.

The first player to make 100 league appearances for four different clubs was England World Cup winner Alan Ball.

The Umbro kit answer was Chelsea.

The Fantasy Football managers in series one were Basil Brush, John Motson, Andrew Ridgeley, Eddie Large, Mandy Smith, Peter Cook, Karren Brady, Roddy Doyle, Richard Littlejohn.

Series two were Sean Bean, Jo Brand, Elvis Costello, Russell Grant, Nick Hancock, Alan Hansen, Nick Hornby, Patsy Kensit, Delia Smith, Jimmy Tarbuck, Jimmy White, Paula Yates.

Series three were Alison Moyet, Roger de Courcey and Nookie Bear, Des Lynam, Prince Naseem Hamed, Angus Deayton, Melvyn Bragg, Susan Tully, Neil Morrissey, Dani Behr, Alan Davies and Nick Owen.

Previous answers include Howard Kendall as the youngest player appearing in an FA Cup final before Paul Allen and Curtis Weston.

Also: Name the youngest player to appear at the European Championship finals - it was Enzo Scifo.

Complete this sequence - Aston Villa, Liverpool, Derby, Tottenham, Newcastle, Man United, Man United, Leeds, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Southampton, West Ham, Sunderland, Leicester, Middlesbrough, Ipswich, Man United, Man, United, ????? is Manchester City. Clubs who have hosted the recent England internationals.

Also, complete this sequence - Liverpool, Arsenal, Sheffield Wednesday, Arsenal, Tottenham, ????? is Middlesbrough. The list is of winners of the League Cup in the first year that it changed its name.

Other answers include Newcastle have lost successive FA Cup finals. Manchester United, Derby County and Everton have done it once.

Danny Bergara was the first foreign manager in the English league.

Fabrizio Ravanelli and Jermaine Pennant were the two players to score on their Premiership debuts.

The six players to have represented Arsenal and Chelsea since 1980 were John Hollins, Colin Pates, Emmanuel Petit, Graham Rix, Peter Nicholas and David Rocastle.

Paul Dickov as the player relegated or promoted in the past six seasons. Jim Duffy as the man voted Players' Player of the Year in the season his team finished bottom of the table.

Steve Foster as the man who played in the World Cup finals for England, captained winning and losing teams in major finals at Wembley and shares his name with a current First Division player.

The four England internationals whose names begin and end with the same letter currently playing in The Premiership are Ugo Ehiogu, Nigel Martyn, Ray Parlour and Robbie Fowler. Sean Davis was in the squad against Australia but did not play.

The first answer was John Barnes, who played in three losing FA Cup finals for three different clubs.

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