Gridkeeper — the daily Premier League goalkeeper grid
Gridkeeper is a free daily football puzzle built around goalkeepers. You're given a 3×3 grid where every row and column is a clue — a club, country, achievement or stat — and your job is to name a Premier League goalkeeper who matches both the row and the column for each of the nine squares. A fresh grid is generated every day.
How to play Gridkeeper
- Tap a square to see its row clue and column clue.
- Name a goalkeeper who fits both — for example, a keeper who played for Arsenal and represented Spain.
- You get nine picks, one per square, and you can't use the same goalkeeper twice.
- Rarer, more obscure correct answers score more than the obvious picks — so going deep is rewarded.
- Fill as many squares as you can, then share your score. A new grid drops every day.
Gridkeeper draws on 113 goalkeepers from the Premier League era (1992 to today), and every square is guaranteed to have at least three valid answers — so there's always a way in, from household names to cult heroes.
Gridkeeper FAQ
What is Gridkeeper?
Gridkeeper is a free daily goalkeeper grid game — a football twist on the Immaculate Grid. You fill a 3×3 grid with Premier League goalkeepers who match the club, country, achievement or stat clues on each row and column.
How often does Gridkeeper update?
A brand-new grid is generated every day and resets at midnight, so you get one fresh puzzle daily.
How many guesses do I get?
Nine picks — one for each square. You can't reuse a goalkeeper you've already placed.
How does scoring work?
Every correct answer scores, but rarer goalkeepers are worth more points than the obvious choices. Finding the most obscure keeper who fits is the real challenge.
Which goalkeepers can I use?
Any of 113 Premier League goalkeepers since 1992 with 20+ appearances. Every square has at least three valid answers, so each grid is always solvable.
Is Gridkeeper free to play?
Yes — Gridkeeper is completely free, with no sign-up or download required. Just open the page and play.
