Episode 19 A Question of Sport

It's football versus golf tonight,

and Matt is caddying for Ryder Cup legend Lee Westwood

and Dutch golfer Joost Luiten.

Lining up with Phil, England and Chelsea star Eni Aluko

and Premier League hotshot Dion Dublin.

Which sport will reign supreme on tonight's A Question of Sport?

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

Hello and welcome.

Tonight we have a battle of the sports,

as golf takes on football.

Who will come out on top?

Let's found out as we start the show with the One Minute Round.

And Matt, your team are first on the tee.

All you questions will have a golfing twist, OK?

A golfing twist. Here we go.

St Andrews is the home ground of which championship football team?

-Birmingham.

-Yes. Which European Tour event

was played at Woburn this year for the first time?

-British Masters.

-Yes.

Which Major-winning golfer is this?

-Spieth.

-Yes.

Ernie Els, Louis Oosthuizen and which other South African

has won a Major since 2010?

-Charl Schwartzel.

-Yes.

Which British golfer is this an anagram of?

British golfer...

-Ah, oh...

-British golfer.

-Er... Sam Torrance.

-Yes.

In 2013, Tea Time won the Sharp Cat race

at Belmont Park in which sport?

-Horse racing.

-Yes.

These three sports stars all share their surnames

with words that follow green.

Richard.

Green... Green, green...king.

-Green...jacket!

-Yes. LAUGHTER

Green...keeper.

-Green... Green...

-Green...

-Green...

Not all golf things, but anything. Green. Follow green.

-Green, green, green...grass. Green grass.

-No.

-Green...grasshopper.

-No.

-Apples.

-Green Apples!

-Oh, no, no... WHISTLE BLOWS

..but well done.

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-Well done. You scored 7.

-Green...tomatoes!

The two you missed out on was Rollie...Fingers.

Green fingers.

-Rollie Fingers?!

-Rollie Fingers.

-And Carolyn House. Greenhouse.

-Aw...

-Phil, over to you.

-Yes.

It is football for your team,

but remember that other sports will be mentioned to you too,

so here we go.

London Irish share a ground

with which football team in the Championship?

-Reading.

-Yes.

Which team were relegated from the Women's Super League in 2015?

-Doncaster, Leeds.

-No. Oh, gosh.

-Chelsea.

-I need to think.

-Think about it.

-Bristol. Bristol Academy.

-Yes.

-Good.

Which former England player is this an anagram of?

Former England player. R - there's a couple of Rs.

-LAUGHTER

-Yeah.

-Oh, we don't know. I'm terrible.

-Alan...

-Aaron Ramsey.

-Yes.

No, England player.

-Aaron Lennon!

-Aaron Lennon!

-Aaron...

-Move on.

-Any other Aarons?!

-Move on, move on.

In which sport could you see

the Swindon Robins take on the Coventry Bees?

-Ice hockey.

-No.

-Rugby?

-Speedway, speedway.

-Yes.

-Who is this famous...?

-Ruud Gullit.

-Yes.

An ice hockey team from New York and a baseball team from Texas

share their name with which Scottish football club?

-Rangers. Celtic.

-Yes.

-Good.

These three sports stars all share their surnames

with words that follow goal.

-Goalkeeper.

-Yeah.

-Goal...

-Goal hanger.

-Goal net.

-Goal...

-Goalpost.

-No.

-Goal roast?!

-Goal attack.

-Yes.

-Goal defence.

-Goal defence.

-What is it? American football? Oh!

-WHISTLE BLOWS

Not bad. We'll take that. We'll take that.

-Aaron... Aaron...

-APPLAUSE

Scored 7 as well. The one you missed out on was

-Zach Line. Goal line.

-Goal line.

-Goal line.

-Aaron...

-And you got Alan.

-Oh, Alan!

-Shearer.

-Shearer!

Oh, I thought it was Aaron.

I thought you were shouting Aaron in my ear hole.

"Aaron! Aaron!"

You were like that little chipmunk. "Aaron! Aaron!"

-Aaron! Aaron! Aaron!

-DION IMITATES CHIPMUNK

So, nothing to separate the teams at the end of the opening round.

They're both tied on 7.

APPLAUSE

It's Sports Action now,

and, Matt, your team are going first.

Keep an eye out for the sports stars you see.

This could be victory number six in the wheelchair marathon.

Equals Tanni Grey-Thompson's record of all-time victories.

That's better.

Behind that long straight left of his.

What a shot he's pulled out there.

..right through.

Great Britain into the record book

and such fabulously well done there.

Good strike.

Great goal!

Now, first up, for points, you need to name the people that you saw.

-How many can you get?

-Rose.

-Oh, was it?

-Yeah.

-Good shout.

-I didn't have any.

-No.

-I wish it could help, but no clue.

However...I think there's a theme.

SUE LAUGHS

-As you've just said that, because that was one....

-Right.

..that was one...

-..and they're all golfers, aren't they?

-Yeah.

-So, David Weir...

-Yes. Winning the London Marathon, yeah.

-Rose, scoring the goal for Tottenham.

-Yep. Danny Rose.

Do you need both of the rowing...?

Just the one that was mainly featured.

-We struggled a bit with the rowers, mate.

-We did.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

I think... I think one of them,

only because there's a potential theme there,

and that is a golfer, isn't it?

-Glover.

-Luke Glover? Yeah, Lucas Glover.

-Lucas Glover?

-Glover.

-Yes. Helen Glover.

-Helen Glover.

-Yeah.

That's three. Snooker and boxing to go.

-Snooker.

-Right, that's just think of some golfers then.

-Let's go to the famous ones.

-Nicklaus.

-Woods.

-Palmer.

-Nicklaus.

-Nelson.

-They're relatively...

Mickelson. No. Day?

-Ooh, Day!

-Day.

Day, he's a snooker player, isn't he, Day?

We'll go Day.

Correct. Ryan Day. MATT LAUGHS

-Get in there!

-Well done.

Get in there!

-McIlroy.

-McIlroy. Nice.

Keep it coming, boys, keep it coming.

Watson.

You've got to go for Watson, haven't you?

-Watson?

-Yeah.

-Covers a couple of options.

-A couple of options, yeah.

-We'll go for Watson, yeah.

We'll go for Watson.

Er, no. It wasn't.

We were looking for David Price.

But you get 4 points for that. Well done.

Four out of five. Very good. APPLAUSE

And you've noticed they share their names

with Major-winning golfers.

You need to put them in chronological order

of when they won their first Major.

When they won their first one. Price, Weir...

-He was '03.

-..Glover, Rose, Day.

Go on. You seemed in charge of that. Go on, then. Give that, then.

Price, Weir, Glover, Rose, Day.

All five in the right order. Well done.

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OK, Phil. First of all, keep a close eye on the people you see.

Here comes Hudson-Smith.

It's going to be close on the line.

A magnificent 147.

His first three innings in test cricket.

He won't mind if he gets the first half-century.

Steal by Durant. Hello!

The one-handed tomahawk. Sensational stuff.

Now, that's better. He looks sharp with the left.

-Is it?

-No, no, no.

-Go on.

The lad, the Hull lad that boxes - what's his name?

-The Hull lad?

-He's from Hull. He boxes.

-Hold on. Rooney, White...

-Oh, what's his name?

-Butcher.

-Butcher, James.

So they're all footballers.

If you give me the names you've got at the moment.

OK, we have got...

-You've got Le...

-LeBron James.

-Yes.

-LeBron James.

-Mark Butcher.

-Yep.

-Jimmy White.

-Jimmy White.

-Yeah.

And I think his name is Rooney.

-Martyn Rooney.

-Martyn Rooney.

-Yes.

So, boxer.

-Luke...

-Luke Campbell? Campbell! Of course it's Luke Campbell!

-Of course it's Luke Campbell.

-Campbell!

-After Sol.

-After Sol!

-After Sol. So...

-That's it.

-Right.

And Luke Campbell.

Yes.

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So, as you said,

they share their surnames with an England footballer.

We're looking for the player with the most caps with that surname -

men's or women's.

You need to put them in order of most caps won.

-Right...

-We don't know who that is.

-Who's White?

Is it...? Oh, it might be a ladies footballer.

-Ellen White.

-Ellen White.

-There you go.

How many caps has she got?

She's... She hit 50 not long ago.

-So, it's him top.

-Yeah.

-Numero uno.

-He's got 100.

-Go three, White...

-Then four...

-No.

-No?

Well, that's least, surely.

-If it is Ellen White, she's the least.

-No.

You said she got 60, didn't you?

-I don't know if exactly 60.

-Well, no, 55, 60.

-That's maximum.

LAUGHTER

-But Sol must have...

-It's just them two, Tuffers, mate.

-So...

-Make a captain's decision.

-He's going to have more.

-You reckon he'd have more?

-I think he'll have more.

-Sol have more than 50?

-Go on, then.

-Well, how many has he got, Sol?

-Sol's got 40, 50, easy.

-Yeah?

-Easy.

-Not 60, though.

-I don't think he did.

-Not...

So, right, we reckon that Campbell, four...

Your final order is?

-Final order is first, Rooney.

-OK.

-Second, Butcher.

-Yep.

-Third, White.

-Yep.

-Fourth, Campbell.

-Mm-hm.

Fifth, James.

-Three out of five.

-Oh!

Three out of five.

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We were looking for Faye White.

-Oh, my God. How could I...?

-Faye White...

-Oh, my God.

-..with 90 caps.

-That's terrible.

So, she would've been second

-and Terry Butcher third.

-Why didn't that come to me?

But you still did very well -

you got the 3 points there and five,

which means your total has moved onto 15,

but Matt is in front on 16.

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It is time to play a game of Head-to-Head.

In this round, you'll be given two different sporting stats

and you need to choose the one you think is the higher number.

Matt, coming to you first.

You need to choose between the New York Yankees' World Series wins

and the number of medals the Netherlands won

at the 2014 Winter Olympics.

-Oh...

-I think we had 21 or 22.

-PHIL:

-That'll be a guess, then.

-Gold medals?

No, medals. Just number of medals.

Number of medals in the Winter Olympics just gone?

-2014, yeah.

-22 or 21.

-Good man, good man.

OK, so we're sort of saying rough...

I'll go in between there for sort of 23.

Yankees. That's a lot, isn't it? 23?

-Yeah, I think they've won more than that, though.

-Do you?

Did they dominate for years?

You've got to go for the Dutch team.

I would, because you're sat here,

I want to go for the Dutch team, to be honest.

I don't think they would ask that question to you...

-If Holland wasn't the answer.

-..if Holland wasn't the answer.

-It has to be.

-That would be rude, wouldn't it?

-It has to be.

-I don't think they'd be that disrespectful.

You would be insulted.

I came all the way from Holland to be on this show,

and if they don't let Holland win, I would never come back.

-Yeah, I agree.

-So, never coming back.

-Got to be. Got to.

-Go on, then. Go with that.

Dutch team, ice skating.

-New York Yankees, 27...

-Oh, dear.

..for your one and only appearance on this show,

Netherlands, 24.

-Oh!

-How rude are we?

-APPLAUSE

You were right, though, you were right.

Phil, you need to decide which of these two is more.

Are you going for Alain Prost's Grand Prix wins

or Martina Navratilova's Grand Slam titles?

-That's singles and doubles.

-Singles and doubles.

-Oh, yes.

-What's the most?

-What's the most, yeah.

-Navratilova.

-Yeah, I'd have gone for that.

-You reckon?

-Yeah, I'd go for that.

-Navratilova?

She won it a lot. Yeah, she won a lot.

-Yeah?

-I think so.

Martina.

Alain Prost on 51,

Martina on 59.

-Ooh!

-Well done.

-APPLAUSE

-Get in there.

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For your Home question this week, you'll be working together.

Each team will have to tackle a top ten.

Golf for Matt and football for Phil.

-So, Matt, you go first.

-All right.

Excluding the UK and Ireland,

name the top ten European point scorers

in the Ryder Cup since 1990.

And I can tell you that they need to have won four or more points

to make the list.

So, Spain, we've got to think Ollie.

-Sergio.

-Yeah, but it's since 1990.

-Yeah.

-Sergio would probably be top.

-He's played in a lot.

-So, there's the top ten.

Is there anyone you definitely want to start with to get this rolling?

-Sergio Garcia.

-Sergio.

-Top of the board.

-Got to be. Top answer, top answer.

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When did...? When would Langer have...?

Langer's got to be a good shout, hasn't it?

-Maybe not.

-No?

-He probably is...

-When was his last one?

-He played... He played...

He played Brookline?

-Yeah.

-'99?

-Yeah. And '97.

-And '95.

-What about Ollie?

-And '93 and '91.

-Ollie must be one.

-So Langer must be in there, yeah.

-He must be.

-He's got to be, hasn't it?

-Go on, then.

-Bernhard Langer.

-Bernhard?

Yes, number three.

APPLAUSE

So, Ollie's the same era.

-Ollie, no?

-No?

-Not the same era?

-It has to be.

-It's just they've to played four...?

-Have to win four points.

-Yeah, just four points.

-Olazabal.

Jose Maria.

-Of course he is.

-Of course.

-Number two.

-Of course.

-Right, we'll take that.

-APPLAUSE

So, guaranteed 3 points,

-but I'm sure you'll probably go on.

-Thomas,

-yeah.

-Thomas Bjorn.

Let me think. Martin Kaymer must have won four points.

-You like Kaymer?

-Yeah.

-Well, he played in the last one.

-Yeah.

-I think he's played in...

-Medinah?

-And he played in Medinah,

and he definitely won on the last green in Medinah -

there's a point.

-I played with him.

-Won a point.

-So he must have won some points at...

-Two.

Are you going to stop on three or are you going to go on?

-Bjorn?

-I think he's only played three Ryder cups.

-Are we missing some countries? Germany?

-Henrik Stenson, maybe.

-Stenson!

-Yeah, Stenson.

-Oh!

-LAUGHTER

-Stenson.

-Stenson!

-Got to go.

-Got to go with Stenson.

-You're going with him?

-Seven.

-Got to go with Stenson.

-APPLAUSE

-Let's find six more.

-APPLAUSE DROWNS OUT SPEECH

-Four points.

-Don't you think...?

OK, so, if we were going to go another one,

that's our list of Jimenez, Parnevik, Bjorn.

Is that our three? No? Happy?

Parnevik has only played in...

..three Ryder cups, but he was good with Sergio,

so he's probably won more than four points.

-Jesper Parnevik? Yeah? Are you going with him?

-We are.

Is he on the list?

-Yes, he is.

-Good one, good one.

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What about...Karlsson?

-Has he played in...?

-Robert Karlsson.

Another great shout. Can we risk 5 points?

You've got to go for Jimenez.

But we lose 5 points if we get it wrong.

-Are we going to go with it?

-What?

-Jimenez.

Go on, if you want. You're captain.

-Come on, let's go Jimenez.

-You're going with it?

-You're going Jimenez. AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

-Miguel Angel Jimenez.

No, we're not. No, we're not. We're not going.

LAUGHTER Too late.

-Is he on the board? He's on the board.

-Is he there?!

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

Yeah, we've got loads of points.

I don't think we're going to gamble, but if we were going to gamble,

I think you were right to go with Thomas.

-I wouldn't have gone with Thomas.

-You wouldn't have?

-All right, we don't...

-OK. Freeze.

-We're freezing.

-So, you've got your 6 points.

-We'll take 6 points.

We'll soon see if you're shouting or not in a minute.

I bet Per-Ulrik Johansson's in there.

From the bottom, number ten was Thomas Bjorn.

-He's there.

-Yeah.

-Straight on, though.

Number nine, Martin Kaymer.

No way. Don't say Karlsson.

-Five, Costantino Rocca.

-Oh, Rocca.

Never would've had that in a million years.

-And number four, Seve.

-Seve.

-It was Seve.

There's a crossover there.

But you scored 6 points. Well done.

There was a crossover. I knew there was something related...

-Ready, team?

-Clear head.

You need to name the ten teams

who have reached the Champions League

or European Cup semifinals

on the most occasions,

and they need to have made it to at least eight semifinals

to get in the top ten.

And this is just men's competition here.

Benfica. Juve.

-Bayern.

-Bayern. Barca, Bayern.

-Real.

-Real.

-No... Real?

Oh, here we go.

-We're not even on the board yet.

-LAUGHTER

-Man United? Semi...

-No, perhaps not Man U.

-Liverpool.

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

-Hm.

So, any one you want to start with?

Come on, what's a banker? Barcelona.

Barcelona?

-Of course it is.

-Three.

-Yes.

Real. Get them on the board.

-Real Madrid?

-Yeah.

-Real Madrid?

-Got to be, got to be.

Real? Real Madrid?

-Top of the list.

-Yes!

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-It's got to be Bayern.

-Got to be Bayern Munich.

-Got to be.

-Got to be.

-Yeah, definitely.

-The Germans.

-Yeah.

Bayern Munich, Sue.

-Right.

-You've got the top three. APPLAUSE

Now the work starts.

-Right, Liverpool, Juve...

-I don't think it's Juve.

-You don't think Juve?

-Semifinal, getting to the semifinal.

Who are we missing here? Spain? England?

-At least eight times.

-At least eight times.

Liverpool ain't even been there eight times, have they?

-Liverpool have won the European Cup five times.

-Have they?

-I think so, yeah. They've won the Champions League twice.

-OK.

What about Inter? Inter Milan?

-Inter. AC.

-AC!

-AC.

-AC.

-Yeah, it's got to be AC.

-AC?

-Just say Milan and see what happens.

OK. Milan.

LAUGHTER Nooo! No, no, no, no.

I know you've been on this show too many years, Dion.

-I still won't fall for it.

-AC.

You've got 3 points. Are you going on?

-AC Milan.

-AC Milan.

-Got to be.

-Oh.

-Top four, you've got.

-Oh, come on.

-Come on!

-We're doubting ourselves, we're doubting ourselves here.

-OK.

-Juve?

-Yeah, Juve.

-Semifinal?

-Juve, massive in their day, weren't they?

-Yes, yes.

-Black-and-white stripes.

-Yes, yes, yes, YES!

-Yes?!

-Yes!

-Yes?!

-You're going on?

-No!

-No!

-You're risking...?

LAUGHTER

-I don't know.

-No?

-It's a bit risky.

-What would you rather then?

-Liverpool or Juve?

-Oh...

-Or Inter?

-Oh, Inter.

-Go Juve. Juve.

-Juve?

-Yeah.

-Ooh!

-You're not sure.

-Juve. OK.

-Juventus, Sue.

You're going with Juventus.

-For 5 points.

-Come on.

Ooh! Of course it is. Of course it is.

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-So that would bring you to within 1 point.

-Yes.

-So...

-Liverpool.

-..5 points.

-Inter.

Wait, Liverpool were Champions League - definitely two.

-Liverpool, Liverpool.

-Are you going on?

-Liverpool, Sue.

-Liverpool.

-Could be the trick one.

-Is it on the list?

-I'm scared.

-Yes.

-Oh!

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-Oh, I tell you what, Inter, Inter.

-So, that is six.

-Ajax.

-Oh, a Dutch side. Of course.

-Yes...

I think the one.... I fancy Benfica.

I'd only go for that one if I was going to go for any.

-Would you go for that one?

-Inter? Yeah, definitely.

-Oh...

-Man United, though, I do think is...

-Semis.

-Semis.

-Eight semis.

They've got to have been there.

-Are you going on or are you sticking?

-Go on.

-LAUGHTER

-I don't know what to say.

What do you want to do? You've been on fire. Come on.

-Go for the win.

-Go for the win.

-Oh!

-Oh! AUDIENCE:

-Ooh!

Ooh, hold on. Yeah.

LAUGHTER

Yeah? Inter Milan.

-You're going..

-Oh! No! What?! I was telling you!

You've gone with Inter.

-Oh, no.

-Is it there?

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

Freeze, freeze, freeze, freeze, freeze.

-Stop, stop, stop.

-Freeze, freeze.

My heart can't take it.

-You'll freeze?

-Freeze.

-Freeze.

You freeze on seven. Well done.

-Dion's going to go bald.

-You freeze on seven.

So, from the bottom. Number nine...

-Ajax...

-Oh, we had Ajax.

-..were number nine.

-Number eight.

-Oh, good shout.

-Benfica.

-..Benfica.

And number five.

It weren't Man U?

Man U.

But, anyway, well done.

That makes a difference.

At the end of the round, Matt is on 22,

Phil's team in front on 23.

APPLAUSE DROWNS OUT SPEECH

We have got an Observation Round now,

and both teams are playing along.

The action will be showing the ups and downs of football and golf,

but make a note of everything you see

as your questions may not be on your sport.

I've just got a load of random numbers.

OK, Matt, coming to you team first.

What colour boots was the Japanese footballer

who kicked the ball into her face wearing?

-Orange, weren't they?

-Were they?

-Were they orange?

-All right, yeah.

-What colour are you saying?

-"Orange," he's saying.

I thought pink, but...

-Pinkey-orange.

-LAUGHTER

Pink with orange, yeah. I'm not...

-I'm not sure.

-You've gone straight away with that, haven't you?

-Go for orange. I do like orange.

-Yeah.

LAUGHTER

I'm happy to go with that. If it's in your head.

-I've got nothing.

-Could be a Dutch connection again.

I don't know why I like orange, but I do like it.

-All right, go with that.

-Orange.

-Not quite. Yellow.

-Oh!

Pink socks, yellow, I'm afraid.

Phil, what score was Laura Davies on?

Erm, oh, which one was that?

She was on...

Er... Oh, she was on +2, I think.

-+2. Correct, yes.

-Oh, well done.

-APPLAUSE

-Well done, skipper.

Your next one, Matt.

What number was on Massimo Taibi's shirt?

-Was he the keeper?

-Mm-hm.

-26?

-Was it?

Keeper for Man U.

-Yeah.

-Have we got that? Have we got that? Go for it, yeah.

-26?

-Yes. Well done.

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The Westwood over there.

-Here's another one for you, Phil.

-Yeah.

What brightly coloured hat was one of the women on the balcony

wearing at St Andrews?

-Orange.

-Orange?

-LAUGHTER

Could be orange. Could be orange.

I have no idea. I didn't even see...

-White's not a brightly coloured thing, is it?

-No.

It's just white, isn't it? So it'd be...

Pink's the obvious answer, but...

-Go on. Go with pink. Come on.

-No, but that's the obvious answer.

Yeah. All right, then.

Oh, good, like the way you're thinking.

So, where does that leave us?

-LAUGHTER

-Green.

Orange.

-We haven't had an orange...

-Go pink. Go pink.

-Go pink? You reckon pink?

-OK. Pink.

-Go on.

-Pink? Pink?

-Pink is the right answer.

-You're on fire. You are on fire.

-APPLAUSE

At the end of the round, Matt's on 23,

Phil's team in front on 25.

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We're ending tonight's show with a Sprint Finish.

The captains will be up in the middle

describing sporting terms for their team-mates to guess.

Matt, as you're trailing, you get to go first.

Come on, Dawson. Come on. Come on.

-Swimming? Swimming?

-SUE LAUGHS

-Oh, we've not started yet.

-Swimming!

Ah, we've not started. I thought you were swimming.

OK, there's your first words. Ready? Times starts now.

OK. Athletics.

-Fosbury Flop. High jump.

-That's the one.

-Yes.

Oh, I use this a lot out of the rough.

-Nice... It's a...

-Lob wedge.

No, a slightly longer club.

-Not a 3-iron, but a...

-Rescue.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-The white one in this game is...

-Cue ball.

-Cue.

-Yes.

-Yes.

And... Oh, he scored an amazing goal...

Long pony hair... Ponytail, for Paris Saint-Germain.

-Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

-Ibrahimovic.

-Yes.

-Correct, correct, correct.

Oh, erm... They ride a car around a track

a really fast car around a track.

-Schumacher.

-And they race in a tournament,

-in a big championship...

-Formula One.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Oh, I love a good ham...

-Burger.

-LAUGHTER

-Oh, nearly. Golfer....

-Sandwich.

Yes, yes.

-Oh, er, in the American football...

-Quarterback.

-..it's not the second, third or...

-WHISTLE BLOWS

-Down.

-That was quick.

-That was quick. Wow.

-Well done, well done.

-Down.

-Down, first down.

-You did well, Matt

Didn't quite get first down there, I'm afraid.

-That was quick. How long was that?

-Just out of time.

It was quick, but well done,

you scored 6.

-Good score.

-Good score.

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-So, Tuffers, 5 to win.

-Yes, come on. Here we go. Come on.

-Are you ready, Tuffers?

-Hold on. Yes. Hold on. Right, yes.

Your time starts now.

Rugby. Erm, they're like...

-They're not a bee, they're a...

-Wasp.

Yes, yes, yes.

-Oh, right, in baseball, you have...

-Pitcher.

-..one...

-Strikes.

-Yes.

-Yes, yes.

Erm... Oh, boss of Leicester City.

-Ranieri. Claudio Ranieri.

-Yes, yes.

-Oh, this.

-Rowing.

-Erm...

-Dive.

-Ski jump.

-Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Oh, the nickname of the side you play for.

England ladies are nicknamed the...

-Lionesses.

-Yes, yes.

-HE GROWLS

-LAUGHTER

-Oh, this. Oh...

-Croquet, croquet, croquet, croquet!

-Yes, yes.

Oh, in football, you can't do it.

-Two-footed tackle.

-Yes! Yes.

-Brian Lara used to play for them.

-Cricket.

-Warwickshire. West Indies.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-And, erm...

-Come on!

Move on. I don't know. What is that? Move on.

-WHISTLE BLOWS

-Oh!

We've done it. We've done it. We've done it.

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Alexandra Palace. Alexandra Palace.

-Darts?

-Home of darts.

Alexandra Palace. Ally Pally.

-I think we've done all right.

-You did very well.

You needed 5 to win,

you scored 8.

You're the winners this week.

CHEERS AND APPLAUSE

I think they're very happy.

A big thank you to our guests, Eni and Dion, Joost and Lee.

The three of us will be back very soon.

Until then, from all of us here, bye-bye.

APPLAUSE