Lowestoft's Anthony Ogogo celebrates his opening men's middleweight 75kg victory on day one of the London Olympics. Photo: Nick Butcher
Olympic quiz: Test your knowledge of Norfolk and north Suffolk’s Olympians
David Freezer
Thursday, August 2, 2012
1:36 PM
The second in our series of Olympic quizzes is now live and waiting for you to test your knowledge of Norfolk and north Suffolk’s Olympians.
As part of the Eastern Daily Press’s coverage of the Games, we will be publishing regular quizzes to test your Olympic knowledge.
Do you know which Olympic football team former Norwich City captain Neil Emblen is head coach of? Or which fast food company boxer Anthony Ogogo recently featured in a television advert for?
Test out your knowledge in our first quiz by following the link at the top-right of this page or by going to www.edp24.co.uk/sport/olympics/olympic-quizzes
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