Combines the starting XI, bench depth, upcoming fixtures, captaincy, availability and squad balance.
FPL Peek
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Your FPL workspace
Check the deadline, your squad and the decisions that matter before the next gameweek.
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Guides & analysis
Strategy · 10 minFPL Transfer StrategyA repeatable weekly process for deciding whether to buy, sell, roll or take a hit.
Captaincy · 9 minHow to Choose an FPL CaptainBalance minutes, involvement, fixture, safety and upside before handing over the armband.
Market · 8 minFPL Price Changes ExplainedUnderstand what transfer data tells you—and where price predictions remain estimates.
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Quick tools
FPL Peek Insights
What the Gameweek data is saying right now.
A live briefing built from public FPL data, focused on the stories and signals that matter around each Gameweek.
Live insights
Reading the latest FPL data…
Gameweek notebook
Review, preview & watchlist
Archive
Past Gameweeks
Revisit final Gameweek summaries from earlier rounds.
My FPL Team
Enter your Team ID to view your squad, season history, leagues and upcoming fixtures.
Find your ID in the FPL URL:
fantasy.premierleague.com/entry/YOUR-ID/Squad
Substitutes
Next 5 fixtures:
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home = UPPERCASE, away = lowercase
Scout
Computed insights the raw app doesn't give you — best fixtures to target, market trends, and the template.
League Analyzer
Enter any public FPL Classic League ID to explore the Gameweek table, captains, chips and league-wide performance.
Enter a Classic League ID to build a league dashboard.
Mini-league context
Read the mini-league analysis guide →Use league data to understand risk
League Analyzer helps you see how your mini-league is actually behaving: captain concentration, chip usage, bench points and Gameweek scoring. Those patterns are more useful than copying another manager's squad because they reveal where your rank is most exposed.
When chasing, focus on high-upside differences that still make sense in isolation. When protecting a lead, understand which popular captains or players can cause the largest rank swing before deciding where to be different.
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Team Rating
Get a 0–100 squad rating with projected points, captaincy, fixtures, availability, bench depth and upgrade ideas.
How it works
Understand your squad score
Team Rating turns your latest public FPL squad into a 0-100 check. It shows where the squad looks strong and where your next decision may deserve attention.
An FPL Peek estimate from current public FPL data. It is a comparison aid, not a guaranteed score.
Highlights positions or players where the squad may have a weaker profile relative to available alternatives.
Enter a Team ID to run a squad check.
How to use the rating
See the rating methodology →A squad score is a diagnosis, not a verdict
Team Rating combines projected starting-XI strength, captaincy, fixtures, availability, squad balance and bench depth into a compact view. A lower rating does not automatically mean you should make transfers: sometimes the best move is to hold flexibility and let a difficult fixture pass.
Use the score to identify where the weakness sits, then verify the suggested area with fixtures and player comparisons before acting.
Player Comparison
Compare two or three players using price, form, minutes security, fixtures and FPL Peek projected points.
What to compare
Use the numbers to answer a transfer question
Compare price, ownership, recent form, minutes security, upcoming fixtures and projected points. The best choice depends on your squad and time horizon, so no single column should be treated as the answer.
Our estimate for the selected fixture window.
Shows whether recent playing time looks dependable or carries rotation risk.
Use the next fixtures to separate a one-week move from a longer-term transfer.
Pick a player on each side. Search by name or narrow the list by position and club.
Manager Compare
Compare rank, points, history and - once squads are public - the players and captains that separate two managers.
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Enter two Team IDs to compare managers.
Card Creator
Turn public FPL manager statistics into clean, shareable cards. Choose a Gameweek report, Career history or head-to-head Rivalry.
Selected card
Gameweek card
Latest score, rank movement, captaincy, transfers and bench points.
Cards use public Fantasy Premier League manager data. Creating a card never signs in to or changes an FPL account.
Your card will appear hereEnter the Team ID, choose a card type and create a share-ready image.
FPL Peek challenge
FPL Peek Team
Our own 15-player Fantasy Premier League squad for one Gameweek at a time. It can change completely from one round to the next.
Building the squad…
15 players · £100.0m max · max 3 per club · official FPL formations
BenchOrder matters for valid FPL autosubs
How it works
A fresh squad for each Gameweek
FPL Peek uses public FPL data to build a squad for the selected round.
Exactly 2 goalkeepers, 5 defenders, 5 midfielders and 3 forwards, within £100.0m and no more than 3 players from one club.
The strongest valid formation becomes the XI. The four remaining players form an ordered bench, including a reserve goalkeeper.
The captain is selected from the starting XI. If the captain does not play, the vice-captain takes the double-points role.
After the round, the page applies official player points, captaincy and valid autosubs to show how FPL Peek performed.
FPL Peek record
Gameweek record
Open any completed round to see that Gameweek's squad, captain and score.
Scores will appear after completed Gameweeks.
For entertainment and comparison only. FPL Peek Team is generated from public Fantasy Premier League data and is not an official FPL entry.
Captaincy Matrix
Balance projection, fixture, minutes security and ownership, then compare with top-manager captain choices after the deadline.
How to read it
Safer profile vs upside profile
The safer side favours dependable captain profiles, while upside gives more weight to ceiling and fixture opportunity. Before GW1, current-season form and minutes do not exist, so the matrix intentionally uses a more cautious pre-season shortlist.
Balances ownership, fixture, projected return and playing-time confidence.
Allows lower ownership and favourable fixtures to carry more weight.
After the deadline, compare the model shortlist with captains actually used by leading managers.
Captaincy context
Read the captaincy framework →Start with minutes, then compare ceiling
Captaincy doubles the impact of one player, so a strong process should reduce avoidable risk before chasing upside. Check expected minutes, role, opponent, routes to points and whether the player remains central to penalties or set pieces where relevant.
The matrix is designed as a comparison aid rather than a single-answer model. Use the safer profile when protecting against a popular captain and the upside profile when you deliberately want more variance.
One To Watch
Six current-Gameweek standouts to consider for the weeks ahead, ranked with current-season form, value and the next five fixture difficulties.
Watchlist, not a transfer commandCards are selected from current public FPL data and refresh with form, availability and fixtures.
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Gameweek Planner
Plan transfers, captains and chips across future gameweeks. Everything here is a private simulation and never changes your real Fantasy Premier League team.
Planning only
FPL Peek never signs in to, submits transfers to, or changes your Fantasy Premier League account.
Start a plan
Choose your starting squad
You can import the latest squad that FPL exposes publicly, reuse your Team Builder draft, or start with an empty £100m squad.
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Use my FPL team
Import your latest publicly available squad. Any planning after import stays inside FPL Peek.
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Use Team Builder draft
Copy your current 15-player Team Builder squad into a new multi-gameweek plan.
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Start from scratch
Create an empty plan and build it yourself, or let AutoPick create a balanced legal squad that you can edit afterwards.
Team Builder
Build the real 15-player FPL squad, then see the suggested starting XI and four substitutes with an instant Squad Score.
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How the Team Builder works
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Squad rules
A valid squad is 15 players within a £100.0m budget, with at most 3 players from any one club. You must pick exactly:
- GK 2 goalkeepers
- DEF 5 defenders
- MID 5 midfielders
- FWD 3 forwards
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How the score is built
Your full squad is still 15 players, but the Builder shows the suggested 11 starters on the pitch and the other 4 on the bench. For each Gameweek in the selected 1, 3 or 5-GW window, FPL Peek chooses the strongest legal XI and captain.
If you activate Triple Captain or Bench Boost, the chip changes the projected score for the first Gameweek in that window. Wildcard and Free Hit are shown as planning chips but do not add artificial points.
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Grades
The squad is compared with a stronger optimized benchmark. Small projection gaps now matter more, so top grades are deliberately harder to earn:
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S is near-optimal; F means lots of room to improve. The grade moves as you swap players in and out.
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An honest note on the numbers
The per-player estimate is our own transparent formula — recent form, how easy the upcoming fixtures are, and whether the player is fit and starting. It is not a trained prediction model, so treat the score as a smart guide for comparing squads, not a guaranteed forecast.
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How AutoPick works
AutoPick builds a legal 15-player squad for the selected 1, 3 or 5-GW window. It looks at FPL Peek projections, upcoming fixtures, form, points-per-game, availability and value while respecting the £100.0m budget, required positions and the 3-player-per-club limit.
If you already picked some players, AutoPick tries to keep those choices and fill the remaining slots. Once the squad is complete, the Builder automatically chooses the suggested XI, bench and captain. You can change every AutoPick choice afterwards.
AutoPick is a planning suggestion, not a guarantee of future points. The active chip is reflected in the projected squad score.
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How Optimize works
Optimize squad is for a team you already built and want to improve. It keeps the same legal 15-player structure, searches for meaningful same-position upgrades, and respects your budget, club limit, selected 1/3/5-GW window and active chip.
It deliberately ignores tiny sideways moves. Before anything changes, you get a before-and-after review showing the projected gain, grade change and every suggested OUT → IN swap. You choose whether to apply them.
AutoPick can rebuild the squad. Optimize is the lighter-touch option for improving your existing choices.
Match centre
Fixtures & results
Browse every gameweek, check completed scores, compare fixture difficulty and follow the league table.
Goalkeeper & defender rotation
Rotation Planner
Own one player from each selected club, then see which club has the easier fixture to start each Gameweek.
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Premier League
Calculated from completed fixtures.
Standings
Fixture planning
Read the fixture-planning guide →Think in windows, not single opponents
A strong fixture is useful, but transfers usually last for several Gameweeks. The FDR and rotation views are more valuable when you compare three-to-five-week runs, identify home/away sequences and check whether two squad players cover each other's difficult fixtures.
Fixture difficulty should sit behind minutes and role. A secure starter in a mixed run can still be a better FPL asset than a rotation risk with one attractive opponent.
Player explorer
Sort and filter every player — including FPL Peek projected points, minutes, form, ownership and set-piece duties.
Player metrics
Projection and minutes in context
Use Player Explorer to shortlist players, then open a player for more detail. Projected points combine public FPL form, expected playing time, availability and fixture difficulty; the Minutes Tracker shows recent Gameweek minutes so you can judge rotation risk.
A transparent estimate for comparison, not a promise of future points.
Recent minutes and 60+ appearances help show how secure a player's role has been.
Save interesting players and return later as fixtures, ownership and availability change.
Injuries & availability
Players who are ruled out, doubtful, or carrying a flag for the upcoming gameweek.
Set-piece takers
First-choice penalty, free-kick, and corner takers for every club, as listed by FPL.
Defensive contributions
DEFCON Tracker
Track the extra FPL points earned through defensive work. Defenders need 10 combined clearances, blocks, interceptions and tackles in a match; midfielders and forwards need 12 when ball recoveries are included.
Clearances + blocks + interceptions + tackles.
The same defensive actions plus ball recoveries.
Maximum defensive contribution reward per player per match.
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How to use it
Look beyond clean sheets
DEFCON can add a separate route to points for defenders and hard-working midfielders or forwards. Use the tracker alongside minutes, fixtures and attacking threat rather than as a standalone pick metric.
The official defensive contribution points already awarded this season.
Each 2-point award counts as one match in which the player reached the position-specific threshold.
Threshold hits divided by starts, shown as a simple context measure rather than a prediction.
Transfer stats
Official FPL transfer activity across the current Gameweek or the full season.
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CROWD VERDICT
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Deadline-locked top three transfers in and out, scored when the Gameweek starts.
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TRANSFER ACTIVITY
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Official FPL data
Gameweek values use FPL's current transfers_in_event and transfers_out_event fields. Season totals use transfers_in and transfers_out. Net movement is transfers in minus transfers out.
Understand the signal
Read the transfer strategy guide →Transfers show behaviour, not certainty
Transfer activity is one of the clearest ways to see where the FPL community is moving, but it should not be treated as a recommendation by itself. A player can attract heavy buying because of one recent return, a price-change expectation or an easy-looking fixture while still carrying minutes, role or fitness risk.
Use Gameweek mode for short-term movement and Season mode for longer-term popularity. Net transfers are most useful when read beside ownership, price, fixtures and availability.
Price watch
Official FPL price changes and live transfer activity.
▲ Official risers
▼ Official fallers
Transfer market
Most transferred this Gameweek
Transfer activity is official FPL data and can move before a price change is applied.
Most transferred in
Most transferred out
Market context
How FPL price changes work →Price movement is a constraint, not the objective
Team value matters because it changes which future squad combinations are affordable, but protecting every £0.1m can lead to rushed decisions. The useful question is whether a likely price move changes your plan enough to justify acting before you have complete team news.
Combine market pressure with expected minutes, role and your next two or three transfers. When a move is marginal, information is often worth more than a small price swing.
Price Change Prediction
Track players moving towards a possible £0.1m rise or fall at the next FPL price-change deadline.
Next price-change deadline in —Price progress data comes directly from FPL.
Price-change signal
100%+ is the very-likely zone used by the official 2026/27 FPL predictor. FPL Peek uses an official progress value when it is present in the available FPL player feed; otherwise the row is clearly marked as an FPL Peek estimate.
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Understanding the signal
Progress shows movement towards the next possible price change. A value at or above 100% is treated as Very Likely, but it still does not guarantee a change because transfer activity can move before the 00:00 UK deadline. Where official predictor progress is not available in FPL Peek's data feed, the page falls back to a transparent estimate based on net transfers, ownership and player availability.
Live gameweek
In-play bonus points and top scorers for the current gameweek.