Test your knowledge with our Valentine’s Day sports challenge

On February 14th, individuals can commemorate the holiday by participating in a quiz that incorporates a theme of love.

February 14th is here, and to mark the occasion, we're inviting you to test your knowledge with a quiz inspired by love and relationships.

We've compiled a list of seven sports personalities with names linked to Valentine's Day – see if you can identify them all.

For more quiz challenges, visit our Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes sections, where you can also register for updates to receive new quizzes directly on your device.

As we look back to 2016, we're putting your sporting knowledge to the test – how well do you recall the major events from a decade ago?

The Women's Super League has featured numerous teams over the years – can you recall the names of every single one that has participated?

For an extensive range of sports-related quizzes, head over to our Sports Quizzes page.

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England’s Archer Claims Two Wickets in Scotland Match

England made a solid beginning in their T20 World Cup clash with Scotland, thanks to Jofra Archer, who claimed the wickets of George Munsey and Brandon McMullen.

England has made a promising beginning in their T20 World Cup clash with Scotland, thanks to Jofra Archer's dismissals of George Munsey and Brandon McMullen.

For continuous updates on the match, follow our live coverage of England versus Scotland.

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Ireland crush Oman with dominant batting display at World Cup

Ireland secured their first victory at the 2026 T20 World Cup, defeating Oman by 96 runs after posting a total of 235-5, with Lorcan Tucker contributing an unbeaten 94.

In their 2026 T20 World Cup match, Ireland secured a 96-run victory over Oman, with Lorcan Tucker contributing an unbeaten 94 to their total of 235-5, marking the team's first win in the tournament.

A detailed account of the match is available, highlighting Lorcan Tucker's crucial 94, which played a significant role in keeping Ireland's chances alive in the 2026 T20 World Cup.

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GB women stun Canada, reigning curling world champions

At the 2026 Winter Olympics, Great Britain’s female curling team commenced their competition with a notable win, edging out Canada, a strong medal contender, by a score of 7-6.

After dropping their first two matches, the British women's team staged a comeback, defeating the reigning world champions in a remarkable turn of events.

The Team GB women's curling team secured their first win of the Winter Olympics, edging out Canada, a strong medal contender, with a 7-6 score.

Following disappointing losses to China and South Korea in their initial matches, Rebecca Morrison's team was not expected to bounce back against the world champions.

However, the British team significantly improved their performance, with Morrison making crucial shots that had eluded her earlier in the competition, ultimately overcoming a Canadian team that had appeared vulnerable after losing to the United States on Friday.

It wasn't until the third end that the Scottish team scored, but after Canada's skip, Rachel Homan, made an error, Morrison remained composed and scored three points.

Another impressive shot by Morrison in the fourth end forced Homan into a mistake, allowing GB to steal a point and take a 4-2 lead into the break.

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Unlike their previous matches, where they lost momentum after the interval, the British team maintained their pace this time.

The teams traded points in the sixth and seventh ends, before Morrison, who was gaining confidence, scored two more points to give her team a four-point lead going into the penultimate end.

Canada struggled to find their footing, with Homan, who has yet to win Olympic gold despite her impressive career, unable to regain her composure. With only one point in the ninth end, they required a miraculous comeback, but GB was determined to secure the win.

The British women's team will aim to continue their surprise resurgence on Sunday when they face Sweden at 13:05 GMT.

With six more round-robin matches to play, the team is targeting five or six wins to potentially secure a semi-final spot.

Meanwhile, the GB men's team will play their fourth match of nine against the Czech Republic at 13:05 GMT on Saturday.