Recall Roulette brings Missing Men, League Ladder, Higher or Lower and Who Wore It? into one Daily Challenge.

Each mini game tests a different part of your Premier League memory, whether that is rebuilding an old starting XI, remembering a final league table, comparing player statistics or working your way through the history of a shirt number.

Each player receives the same daily challenge questions, but the order of the games played are random.

Your Recall Roulette begins with all four mini games available.

Press Spin the Roulette and one of the remaining games will be selected for you. Complete that challenge and your result is automatically converted into a score out of 25.

Once the game is finished, return to Recall Roulette. Your completed game will be marked off, your points will be added to your running total and the Roulette will only choose from the games you still have left to play. Continue spinning and playing until all four games have been completed.

Your four individual results are then combined to create your final Recall Score out of 100.

The Roulette determines which of your remaining Daily games you play next.

At the beginning of the challenge, all four games are available. Once a game has been completed, it is removed from the Roulette for the rest of that day.

That means you will complete each mini game once per Daily Challenge.

The spin only determines the order of your games. It does not change the challenge, difficulty or number of points available.

Once only one game remains, that will be your final challenge before your Daily Recall Score is complete.

Each of the four games contributes a maximum of 25 Recall Points, giving Recall Roulette a total possible score of 100.

The individual games use slightly different scoring systems because they test different types of football knowledge.

In Missing Men, League Ladder and Who Wore It?, your score is influenced by how early you find the correct answers. Players or teams are worth more before additional clues are revealed.

Higher or Lower is based on how many of the Daily comparisons you answer correctly.

Whatever the original scoring method, each result is converted into a score out of 25 so that all four games contribute equally towards Recall Roulette.

Once an individual Daily game has been completed, that result is locked for the day.

Your Recall Score is your combined performance across all four games.

Rather than testing one particular area of football knowledge, the final score reflects how you performed across line-ups, league tables, statistics and player histories.

A strong score therefore requires a little bit of everything.

Once all four games have been completed, Recall Roulette will show your final total and Recall level. You can then share your result and return the following day for a completely new set of challenges.

Recall Roulette is a once-a-day challenge.

A new Daily Challenge becomes available at 12:00pm UK time, with new challenges replacing the previous day's set.

Your progress during the current Daily Challenge is saved, so you can leave FootyRecall and return later without needing to restart the games you have already completed.

Once the new Daily Challenge begins, the Roulette resets and all four games become available again.

Start on the Recall Roulette page and press Spin the Roulette.

The Roulette will select one of the four mini games for you to play.

Complete the selected Daily Challenge and your Recall Points will be recorded automatically.

Return to Recall Roulette to see your updated score and the games you still have remaining.

Spin again to select your next challenge.

Repeat the process until you have completed Missing Men, League Ladder, Higher or Lower and Who Wore It?

Once the fourth game is complete, your four scores are combined and your final Daily Recall Score out of 100 is locked in.

Treat each game separately. A difficult Missing Men does not mean your Daily Challenge is ruined. There are still 75 points available across the other three games.

Use clues carefully. In the games where points decrease as clues are revealed, getting an answer earlier can make a big difference to your final score.

Do not rush Higher or Lower. There is no elimination after one wrong answer. Every comparison still counts, so take a second to think about the two players before making your choice.

Use the information already on screen. Seasons, positions, neighbouring teams, shirt-number timelines and revealed players are all there to help jog your memory.

Older does not always mean harder. Sometimes a famous team or season will come back immediately, while something from only a few years ago can completely disappear from your memory.

Finish the full Roulette. Your final score only tells the full story once all four mini games have been completed.