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Wednesday 24 December 2025 2:37 pm | Updated: Wednesday 24 December 2025 2:54 pm
As 2025 draws to a close, it’s time to put your knowledge of the year’s biggest sporting and business stories to the test. City A.M. has compiled a challenging quiz to see if you’ve been paying attention.
From on-pitch triumphs and boardroom battles to groundbreaking deals and economic shifts, 2025 has been a year of important events. This quiz covers a range of topics, designed to challenge even the most avid followers of sport and business.
Instructions: Answer the following questions to the best of your ability. No cheating! Answers will be revealed at the end.
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Think you know your stuff?
This quiz is a fun way to reflect on the key moments of 2025 and assess your understanding of the forces shaping the worlds of sport and business.
Ready to see how you fared? Scroll down for the answers…
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How did you do?
* 0-5 correct: Back to the drawing board! Time to catch up on the headlines.
* 6-10 correct: A respectable effort. You’re keeping an eye on things.
* 11-15 correct: remarkable! you’re a true aficionado of sport and business.
* 16-20 correct: Congratulations! you’re a master of all things 2025.
Ready to prove you’re the ultimate sports business guru?
City A.M. is launching its annual sport & Business Quiz, and this year it’s bigger and better than ever.
Test your knowledge on the biggest stories, key players, and financial figures shaping the world of sport. From Premier League takeovers to the booming world of Formula 1, and the ever-evolving landscape of sports broadcasting, we’ve got a question to challenge everyone.
Think you know your sports business? Take the quiz now! https://www.cityam.com/sport-business-quiz-2025-test-your-knowledge-with-city-ams-topical-teasers/
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Quiz fans, have you been paying attention to the ever-changing sport business landscape in 2025?
We at City AM have been breathlessly documenting it and have devised a test to see how much you remember.
If you think you know your Hundred auctions from your Formula 1 minority sales and your record breaking NBA team takeovers, step on up and take on the challenge. Even if you don’t, the questions are all a form of multiple choice so put down the sherry and have a crack.1.Which former England international was the public face of the proposed R360 rugby franchise competition which was shelved late this year?
a) Jonny Wilkinson
b) Martin Johnson
c) Mike Tindall
d) Will Carling
2.How many times did Liverpool break the British transfer record during the 2025 summer window?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
3. Minority stakes in which two Formula 1 teams changed hands late this year, as valuations soared?
a) McLaren and Mercedes
b) McLaren and Ferrari
c) Mercedes and Red Bull
d) McLaren and red Bull
4. Chelsea co-owner Mark Walter agreed a mega deal to buy the NBA’s LA Lakers in June. What was the record-breaking valuation in billions of dollars?
a) 5
b) 7
c) 9
d) 10
5. Which of the following did not invest in a team during The Hundred auction?
a) Todd Boehly
b) Knighthead Capital
c) The ambani family
d) The Glazer family
6. Fifa’s expanded Club world Cup made headlines for using dynamic pricing. How many teams took part?
a) 16
b) 24
c) 32
d) 48
7. A ‘Battle of the Sexes’ tennis match between Nick Kyrgios and which top female player was announced for later this year?
(a) Iga Swiatk
b) Aryna Sabalenka
c) Emma Raducanu
d) Elena Rybakina
8.Europe defeated the USA at the Ryder Cup, but how much were day tickets for the match at Bethpage Black in dollars?
a) 450
b) 550
c) 650
d) 750
9. Michael Johnson’s challenger at
Restless Legs Syndrome: Relief is Possible
Do you experience an irresistible urge to move your legs, especially at night? It’s not just needing to stretch.You might have Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS),a common condition that affects millions. It can seriously disrupt sleep and impact your quality of life, but thankfully, it’s often manageable.
What Exactly *Is* Restless Legs Syndrome?
RLS is a neurological disorder characterized by an overwhelming sensation in your legs – and sometiems arms – that creates an urge to move them. This isn’t simply discomfort; it’s a deeply unpleasant feeling described as creeping, crawling, pulling, throbbing, or aching. Symptoms typically worsen during periods of rest, like when sitting or lying down. Movement provides temporary relief, which is why people with RLS often pace, stretch, or jiggle their legs.
What Causes Restless Legs Syndrome?
Pinpointing a single cause is tricky. RLS can be primary, meaning it doesn’t have a clear underlying cause, or secondary, developing as a result of another condition. Here’s a breakdown of common factors:
- Genetics: RLS frequently enough runs in families. If a parent has it, you’re more likely to develop it too.
- Iron Deficiency: Low iron levels in the brain are strongly linked to RLS. This is especially true for secondary RLS.
- Dopamine Imbalance: Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that helps control muscle movement. Dysfunction in dopamine pathways is thought to play a significant role.
- Chronic Diseases: conditions like kidney failure, diabetes, and peripheral neuropathy can contribute to RLS.
- Medications: Certain medications, including some antidepressants, antihistamines, and anti-nausea drugs, can worsen or trigger RLS.
- Pregnancy: Hormonal changes during pregnancy can increase the risk of RLS, particularly in the third trimester.
How is RLS diagnosed?
There isn’t a single test for RLS. Diagnosis relies heavily on your description of symptoms and a physical exam. Doctors will rule out other conditions that could be causing similar sensations, like peripheral artery disease or nerve damage. They’ll likely ask about your family history, medication use, and any other medical conditions you have. Sometimes, a blood test to check iron levels is ordered.
Treatment Options: Finding What Works for You
Treatment focuses on relieving symptoms and improving sleep.The approach varies depending on the severity of your RLS and any underlying causes. here’s what you should know:
- Lifestyle Changes: Simple adjustments can make a big difference. Establish a regular sleep schedule,avoid caffeine and alcohol,especially before bed,and engage in moderate exercise regularly.
- Iron Supplementation: If you’re iron deficient, your doctor may recommend iron supplements. Always talk to your doctor before starting any new supplements.
- medications: Several medications can help manage RLS symptoms. These include dopamine agonists, alpha-2 delta ligands, and benzodiazepines. Your doctor will determine the best option based on your individual needs.
- Home Remedies: Some people find relief with warm baths, leg massages, or applying heat or cold packs.
- Neuromodulation: For severe cases, techniques like Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) may be considered.
When to see a Doctor
Don’t suffer in silence. See a doctor if RLS symptoms are interfering with your sleep, daily activities, or overall quality of life. Early diagnosis and treatment can considerably improve your outlook. A neurologist or sleep specialist can provide expert care.
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