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Create your Football 9

Build a 3×3 football grid with the players who made you love the game.

Choose nine footballers, pick their photos and share your grid as an image. Leave a spot empty to create a guess-the-player quiz.

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My Football 9

Players who made me fall in love with football

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Image credits on the shared page

Leave fields empty or add “?” for a quiz. Selected players need a photo.

What is My Football 9?

It’s a personal 3×3 collage of the footballers who made you love the game. The first player you copied in the garden. The one you stayed up to watch. The name you’ll always defend. There’s no correct nine — just yours.

How to create your Football 9

  1. Pick your players.
  2. Choose their photos and arrange your grid.
  3. Download your image or share a link.

Create a football quiz

Add eight players and leave the ninth spot as a question mark. Share your grid and challenge your friends to find the missing footballer. You can also leave several mystery fields.

Create a missing-player quiz

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FAQ

What is a football 3×3 grid?

It is a personal collage with nine fields for footballers. Choose your favourite players or connect them with a theme, then share the image.

How do I make a football grid?

Search for each player, choose a photo and arrange the fields. You can change the title, caption, style and player names before sharing.

Can I create a football quiz?

Yes. Add your players and leave one or more fields empty, or choose “Empty field (?)”. Empty fields show a question mark on your shared image.

Can I use retired football legends?

Yes. Search for players from different eras by their full name, surname or common football name.

Is MyFootball9 free?

Yes. Creating, downloading and sharing your Football 9 is free.

Do I need to sign up?

No. Search, make your grid and share it without signing in.

Can I download the image?

Yes. Create your grid, then download the square image, copy the public link or use your device’s share menu.

Where do the football photos come from?

You choose each photo from Wikimedia Commons. The public page keeps the image credits and license information.

Can I change the order, names or photos?

Yes, while making your grid. Your draft stays in this browser. Once you create a public link, that version stays as it was shared.

Example image credits

The example in our social preview uses a fan’s Italian football grid. Photos are cropped to fit. The preview is shared under the applicable Commons licenses.

Roberto Baggio — Transferred from it.wikipedia to Commons. · Public Domain · Commons file

Gianfranco Zola — Transferred from it.wikipedia to Commons. · Public Domain · Commons file

Kaká — Мельников Александр · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Commons file

Adriano Leite Ribeiro — originally posted to Flickr as La segunda mano de dios · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Commons file

Zlatan Ibrahimović — Real_Madrid-Milan_free_kick_2.jpg · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Commons file

Ronaldo Nazário — This is a retouched picture , which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: cropped . The original can be viewed here: Salvaronaldo.jpg : . Modifications made by Blackcat . · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Commons file

Pavel Nedvěd — Olaf Nordwich · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Commons file

Ruud Gullit — Archief Fotocollectie Anefo · CC0 1.0 · Commons file

Gabriel Omar Batistuta — El Gráfico - 3603 · Public Domain · Commons file