Latest FPL news and what to do next

Clear buy, hold, sell and wait advice based on minutes, roles, injuries, set pieces and fixtures.

23 August 20268 min read

City recover, Brighton run riot: the FPL takeaways

City came from behind, Brighton and Brentford ran riot, and several highly owned attackers opened with a blank.

Simple checks and next steps for transfers, captaincy, chips and squad planning.

Who looked nailed, who came off early and which role changes should actually affect your next move.

23 August 20266 min read→

Use defensive contributions as a tiebreaker between regular starters, not as the only reason to buy.

23 August 20267 min read→

Hold players who kept their role. Act on injuries, benchings and lost set pieces, not one blank.

21 August 20266 min read→

A brilliant fixture is worthless from the bench. Build the minutes case before you build the points case.

18 August 20266 min read→

Start with secure minutes, penalties and the fixture. Use ownership only when two options are close.

15 August 20267 min read→

Look at who took the kick with the other candidates on the pitch, then update the order after every match.

12 August 20266 min read→

The next opponent matters. The five after it decide whether the transfer saves you another move.

9 August 20266 min read→

Check minutes, role and fixtures first. Use ownership only to understand the rank risk after that.

6 August 20266 min read→

Your first substitute should start regularly, cover planned rotations and still leave enough money for the XI.

2 August 20266 min read→

Use a chip to solve a clear squad or fixture problem, not to react to one bad score.

29 July 20267 min read→

DEFCON remains, bonus points have shifted and scores lock later. Here is what alters a decision rather than just the interface.

25 July 20267 min read→