The semi-finals loom, and the questions are getting trickier.

Another quarter-final place is on offer, with another tight game on the cards.

A place in the quarter-finals is at stake – one team will have to leave the competition.

It’s a very close game, with the teams having been here before and knowing what to expect.

Holy faith, of the monks, sacrament, red stick – what’s the connection?

One team correctly guesses the fourth in the sequence after just two clues.

No elimination this time: the winners go through, but the losing team gets to play again.

Both teams won their opening heats, which means nobody goes home.

Neither team has lost a match so far – but that’s about to change.

One of the returning teams faced a tie-break in their previous match.

Postmodern, Boris Johnson and frozen yoghurt - all one team needed to see the connection.

One contestant has a tortoise-related scar, and another was in a scarecrow competition.

Two teams who lost their first-round match return – only one can go through.

It's a close match as a family team of doctors takes on three keen pianists.

Three keen ballroom dancers face a team of devoted Dungeons & Dragons players.

One of the teams comes straight in with an answer after seeing just two clues.

One team is medical, while the other is Mancunian.

One team often run five km, while the other prefer singalong nights in Cardiff pubs.

Metro systems fascinate one team, while wine does it for the other.

Fans of Pantomime and Partridge put their passions on hold to puzzle out connections.

A husband-wife-friend combo take on three fans of the films of Leos Carax.

The winners of the series are crowned – and, as can be expected, it’s a close contest.

It’s the third place play-off, and the questions have grown suitably difficult.

The second semi-final goes to the wire in the missing vowels round.

It’s semi-final time, and a coveted place in the third-place play-off is at stake.