Sports quiz of the week: title races, snooker drama and marathon records

The London Marathon, Frank Onyeka and snooker at the Crucible. Composite: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenThe London Marathon, Frank Onyeka and snooker at the Crucible. Composite: Getty ImagesSports quiz of the weekSportSports quiz of the week: title races, snooker drama and marathon recordsHave you followed the big stories in football, snooker, cricket, NFL, athletics, rugby league and golf?Paul CampbellFri 24 Apr 2026 08.00 BSTLast modified on Fri 24 Apr 2026 08.01 BSTSharePrefer the Guardian on Google1.It's extremely tight at the top of the Premier League. Manchester City and Arsenal are level on points and goal difference, but City are top of the table on goals scored. Which English club has won the league title on goals scored?ArsenalManchester United ChelseaLiverpool Reveal2.What will happen if City and Arsenal finish this season with the same number of points, the same goal difference and level on goals scored?They will share the trophy The teams meet in a playoff at Wembley They toss a coin to decide which team wins the title City become champions as they have a superior head-to-head recordReveal3.Chelsea have lost their last five games in the Premier League. Which team have drawn their last five games in the Premier League?West Ham BrentfordLeedsNewcastle Reveal4.Shaun Murphy won his opening match at the Snooker World Championship despite being distracted by something in the arena. What happened?He was stung by a bee that had landed on the table His phone buzzed in his pocket and he missed an important pot He said he was “put off” by his opponent’s “snazzy waistcoat” A fan in the front row said “shit shot” while he was playing Reveal5.Snooker players and fans at the Crucible have been paying tribute to John Virgo, who died earlier this year. Virgo was probably best known for his broadcasting career; he presented Big Break and was a masterful commentator. What was his best performance at the World Championship as a player?He won it twice He reached...