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Arbroath make Europe! Premiership-chasing Lichties in shock German TV quiz show appearance

Arbroath's charismatic manager Dick Campbell will feature at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Arbroath's charismatic manager Dick Campbell will feature at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Arbroath’s promotion push has been the story of the Scottish football season.

Their longed-for Premiership fate remains in the balance.

But the Red Lichties have already made it to Europe – thanks to a German quiz show.

The Angus club took to Twitter to reveal their appearance on Teutonic TV hit “Wer Weiß Denn Sowas?” which translates roughly into English as: “Who Knows?”

In a screenshot from the show, a contestant is shown pondering a question about the Gayfield side.

Asked: “What challenge did commentators face in February for the Scottish League game between Arbroath and Hamilton Accies?” the quiz hopeful is offered three possible answers.

Firstly: “Visibility was only 15 meters,” secondly: “Four of the players were named Hamilton,” and finally: “Arbroath had black numbers on black shirts.”

The correct answer is that four players (Arbroath stars Jack, Chris and Colin, along with Accies’ Jamie) had the surname Hamilton, along with the similarly named visiting side.

One Twitter user described Arbroath’s new-found German fame as: “Surreal”.