To complete the football-themed brainteaser, look for the hidden football ticket. But be warned, even the most eagle-eyed individuals have struggled.
A fun new football-themed brainteaser has been created to test your mind and eyesight ahead of the EURO 2024 tournament which kicks off next week.
As England won 3-0 in their first friendly against Bosnia and Herzegovina earlier in the week and excitement for the Euros builds, SeatPick have created this colourful puzzle.
To complete it, look for the hidden football ticket. But be warned, even the most eagle-eyed individuals have struggled. On average, it takes 41 seconds to crack this particularly tricky brainteaser, with one in ten participants admitting to giving up.
The football ticket is hidden amongst fans in the stadium. If you’re struggling, a handy clue is to look at the right hand side of the stadium; it’s in the hands of a fan in the lower section.
Still can’t find it? Not to panic, you can find the solved brainteaser below!
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If you managed to spot the ticket in under 30 seconds, ideally without all the hints, you may have better eyesight than most.
Brainteasers are great ways to keep your mind and eyes sharp by testing yourself while also having a bit of fun. They can help maintain your brain’s health in the same way physical exercise can help your physical health.
The main three types of brainteasers are observational, analytical, and mathematical, and this one falls under the observational category.
Mathematical brainteasers, on the other hand, involve difficult equations that people must try to solve as quickly as possible.
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The third type, analytical brainteasers, encourages users to solve written riddles, which can be just as tricky as the mathematical kind. All three are great ways to keep your mind and eyes sharp by testing yourself while also having a bit of fun.
The Euros begin on Friday July 14, and England’s first game is on July 16 against Serbia. Hosts Germany will play the first match against Scotland.
Current odds by SkyBet have England’s chances of winning the whole competition at 10/3, a not very optimistic 23 percent chance.
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