WOAH THERE! Can you REALLY handle this sizzling HOT football quiz?

Watch yourself! The hottest football quiz since records began is back to seduce you with it's tricky general knowledge questions.

Jot down your answers somewhere, click the link at the bottom of this page to check them and then refer to our index, below, to find out what kind of football fan you really are...

1) Arsene Wenger welcomes Martin Jol's Fulham to the Emirates this weekend, but what was the year when the pair famously clashed on the touchline at Highbury, when Jol was in charge of Spurs?
a) 2004
b) 2005
c) 2006
d) 2007

2) Which Scottish city is the birthplace of Man United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson and Aston Villa boss, Paul Lambert?

3) What was the score when Everton hosted Sunderland in the Premier League last season?
a) 2-0
b) 3-0
c) 4-0
d) 5-0

4) Which club's stadium has the greater capacity - Reading or Norwich?

5) Which current Swansea star reached the FA Youth Cup final with Southampton in 2005?

6) Mark Hughes and Tony Pulis fell out when Hughes took exception to a challenge from Andy Wilkinson on which of his former Fulham players, in September 2010?

7) Which team has won more games in Premier League history - Wigan or West Brom?

8) Who scored the winner when Liverpool travelled to Stamford Bridge in the Premier League last season?

9) When Man City hosted Spurs in the Premier League last season, who conceded the last minute penalty that Mario Balotelli dispatched to seal the three points?

10) Alan Pardew welcomes his former club, West Ham, to Newcastle this weekend but where did he finish with the Hammers in his only full Premier League season in charge?
a) 8th
b) 9th
c) 10th
d) 11th

How do you think you got on? Click here to see the answers then refer to our index below to find out what kind of football fan you are!

SCORE INDEX
0-2: Hang your head in shame!

3-5: Armchair fan

6-8: Not bad, not bad at all

9: Take a bow, son!

10: You cheated, didn't you?

How did you get on? Be honest and let us know with a comment below...