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Fantasy Premier League (FPL) is the official free-to-play fantasy football game of the English Premier League. With over 10 million players, it is the largest fantasy football game of any domestic football league.
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Nwaneri, Ouattara & Mitoma join budget brigade - FPL team of the weekWith Manchester City and Liverpool meeting in gameweek 26, it is a chance to punt on budget-friendly Fantasy Premier League assets, writes Thomas Woods.BBC Sport - Published | |
Twist or stick on double gameweek players? FPL team of weekThe first double gameweek of the Fantasy Premier League season brings with it several dilemmas. Thomas Woods guides you through the key choices.BBC Sport - Published | |
Wood leads a Forest charge - FPL tips and team of the weekFantasy Premier League managers should target Southampton and Wolves again this week, writes Thomas Woods.BBC Sport - Published | |
When to play FPL's Assistant Manager chip? Five optionsWorking out when to play Fantasy Premier League's new Assistant Manager chip can be tough but BBC Sport is here to help you figure things out.BBC Sport - Published | |
FPL players can include assistant managers from January Fantasy Premier League managers will be able to add an assistant manager from gameweek 24 in January.BBC Sport - Published | |
'R9 trims' and a Taylor Swift 'date' - the best FPL forfeits Fantasy Premier League fans shared their forfeits for finishing last in their private leagues - including taking a cardboard cutout of Taylor Swift on a date.BBC Sport - Published | |
Move aside Haaland, it's Salah time - FPL tips & team of the weekIt is Erling Haaland out and Mohamed Salah in this week, with the aim of capitalising on the Egyptian's impressive run of recent returns, writes Thomas Woods.BBC Sport - Published | |
Go all in on Man City - fantasy tips and team of the weekNo need to overthink week two in Fantasy Premier League, writes Thomas Woods. Captain Erling Haaland and load up on Manchester City assets.BBC Sport - Published |
