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Gap is points behind the leader. Hits and bench points are season totals.
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Recent weeks against the rest of the league, and what each manager is chasing. A week counts as a win when they beat the league's middle score that week.
League position after each gameweek. Hover a line, or pick a manager below to follow them.
Every manager against every other, gameweek by gameweek. Read across a row: the record is that manager's wins, draws and losses against the manager in that column.
The league as if every manager played everyone else each gameweek: a win for outscoring them, a draw for matching them. A huge week still counts as one set of wins, so this rewards steady scoring. Compare it with the real table to see who is riding a few big weeks.
A fresh title for everyone based on this gameweek alone. Recalculated on every refresh, so this week's hero is next week's Bench Muppet.
One title for every manager, earned by whatever sets their game apart from the rest of the league. No two managers share a title, and they are recalculated on every refresh, so expect them to change as the season goes on.
Projected points if nobody makes transfers or plays chips.
Assumes every manager keeps their current squad and plays no chips. The captain shown is the model's pick, not the manager's.
Scores from this week's matches and the players making the difference.
Each gameweek score, shaded against the average of every FPL manager that week. Scores are before transfer hits.
Points in each FPL month after transfer hits, counted the same way as the official monthly standings.
Every player in the league's current squads and who owns them. Each square is one manager, in table order: filled means in their starting XI, outlined means on their bench.
The best eleven that could be built out of everyone's squads, and the eleven nobody wants to claim. Every player is owned by someone here.
Pick any two managers to see the players they share, the ones they own alone, and how their seasons compare.
Points gap after each gameweek
Points from goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and forwards, with captain bonus counted in the captain's position. Bars share one scale, so a longer bar means more points.
Position points are before transfer hits, so a row can add up to more than the league table total.
Every transfer, and what the player coming in has scored against the player going out since the swap. Free Hit moves only last a week, so they are marked and left out of the totals.
Each gameweek, the captain's bonus points against the best captain the manager could have picked from their own starting XI, after auto-subs. Triple Captain weeks count the bonus twice.
The best and worst of the season so far. Every one of these is up for grabs each gameweek.
Overall rank among all FPL managers at the end of each season, with points below. Lower rank is better; each manager's best finish is underlined.