The opening weekend of the 2024/25 Premier League season produced a number of thrills and spills. The Fantasy Premier League (FPL) users have gone through a surge of emotions in the first game-week itself, with certain results bringing major results and also some prominent disappointments. The game-week 1 has proven to be a great one …
The 2024/25 Premier League season is now fast approaching and forcing Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers to hurry up with their teams. There is still some confusion among managers on which players can help set the ‘perfect team’ and help them get a blistering points return to start off the new campaign. While the usual …
Newcastle United summer signing Nick Pope is proving to be a solid bit of business, the goalkeeper has put in some impressive displays for the Magpies this season. Bought for a reported transfer fee worth £10 million from Burnley, the 31-year-old appears to be another example of Newcastle’s smart recruitment policy under the new ownership. …
Saturday was largely a template day of this season’s Premier League, with expected winners winning, Haaland scoring and Leicester losing. While day 1 of Gameweek 10 did not provide us with any glaring surprises, it still had plenty to offer FPL-wise. Here is our analysis of the hits and misses from Saturday’s action. The Hits …
Many FPL managers have taken the international break as an opportunity to play their wildcard chip. This allows them to make unlimited transfers till the next gameweek deadline, which is on 1st October. We have previously covered defenders, midfielders and strikers and it is now time for goalkeepers to go under the scanner. FPL players …
When Gary Lineker, former England striker extraordinaire drew the attention of the internet to a stupendous non-league quadruple save that he was “bloody impressed” by, there was no doubt that something of the epic sort had taken place. On Thursday, Weymouth keeper, Ryan Sandford, in his debut match for the team against Bath City gathered …
Nick Pope. That’s it. That’s the tweet. If you see anyone tweeting about Newcastle United’s goalkeeper, Nick Pope on their profile lately, know in your heart that it was a magic act, a trend created out of thin air by a guy like any of us. It all started when the fast-food giant, Burger King, …