BBC Sport has introduced an interactive quiz game called "Who am I?" designed to test fans' knowledge of the Women's Super League (WSL), which is England’s top-tier women’s football competition. In the game, users are asked to identify a mystery WSL player using as few guesses as possible. Each incorrect attempt provides a new clue, helping players narrow down the options. A score of three or fewer clues is considered good, while achieving the result in four or five clues is deemed exceptional. The quiz is part of BBC Sport’s ongoing effort to increase fan engagement through digital and interactive content. Alongside "Who am I?", the platform offers a range of other quizzes covering various sports topics, which can be found on their Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages. These quizzes aim to make sports knowledge more accessible and fun for a wider audience. To stay updated with new quizzes and content, fans can sign up for notifications, which will deliver the latest interactive features directly to their devices. This allows users to participate in quizzes at their convenience, whether on a phone, tablet, or computer. The "Who am I?" feature was first launched on 3 April and was later republished on 26 May, indicating its popularity and the ongoing interest from BBC Sport in providing engaging content for football fans. The game reflects a growing trend in sports media to use technology and interactivity to enhance the fan experience.