The FPL Manager’s Dashboard
Everything an FPL manager needs, in one place.
Your squad, your leagues, every club’s fixtures and the numbers underneath them — so the ten minutes before a deadline are spent deciding rather than hunting. Free to use.
Free to use. An account is only needed to save drafts.
I built this for my own team first.
Same £100.0m budget as you. Same Thursday night spent staring at a fixture list. Same four-point hit I regret by Saturday lunchtime. Everything here started as something I wanted on my own screen before a deadline — which is exactly why it stays free for everyone who plays.
- Free to use. Every chart, every column, every projection.
- Nothing held back. The full player database and the full model output, for everyone.
- An account for one reason. So your saved drafts are still there next week.
- Built in the open. Where the numbers come from, and where the model falls short, are both written down.
Eight screens, each one answering something specific.
Four questions every manager asks, answered with numbers.
The fixture table below is live 2026/27 data. The two performance charts need gameweeks on the board, so they are worked examples from the completed 2025/26 season — a full season behind each. The live versions of both update every gameweek in the dashboard.
The differential finder
Rank is a race against what everyone else owns, so points from a 60%-owned player only keep you level. The shaded zone is where you actually pull ahead: under 15% ownership, top-quartile output.
Open the finderEvery dot is a player with 1,500+ minutes. Zone: under 15% owned with top-quartile output — hover any dot for detail.
Example — 2025/26 final data. The live chart is in the dashboard.
Example — 2025/26 final data. The live chart is in the dashboard.
Regression watch
Goals and assists minus expected goal involvement. Finishing luck reverts to the mean but chance creation persists — so the players furthest above their expected output are the ones to sell before everyone else notices.
See who is running hotFixture ticker
Every club, every gameweek, rated for difficulty. Pick any window and the table re-ranks by the quality of the run — blanks and doubles included, so a tempting average never hides a missing fixture.
Open the ticker| Club | Avg | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liverpool | 2.60 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| Leeds | 2.80 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3 |
| Man City | 2.80 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 4 | 2 |
Live 2026/27 fixtures — the 3 kindest of 20 clubs across GW1–5. All 20 are in the ticker.
| Transfers | 3 | 2 |
| Points cost | −4 | 0 |
| — measured from | today | your plan |
Draft planner
Plan a team for any gameweek ahead, park a chip on the week you mean to play it, and see what each plan costs — both from where you are today and from the plan before it. Free transfers accrue down the chain exactly as they do in the real game.
Try the plannerA model built the way a forecaster would build it.
A double-Poisson layer estimates how many goals each side scores and concedes against a specific opponent, at home or away.
A per-90 layer turns those team numbers into expected points per player — minutes, goal involvement, clean sheets and defensive contributions.
Walk-forward validation: the model only ever sees gameweeks before the one it is predicting. No hindsight, no fitting to results it already knows.
Rank correlation with actual points across 31 gameweeks of walk-forward testing, against two simpler baselines. Higher is better.
The model has known gaps and we would rather say so: it carries no injury awareness, it over-predicts the very top players’ season totals, and it applies no penalty-taker boost. Those are the next things on the list.
The Gameweek Brief
The model’s top picks, a captaincy steer and chip timing — in the deadline window, written from the database rather than from opinion.
Read the analysis
All articlesStart with the data. Decide from there.
Every chart on this page is live, free, and open to anyone who plays. The 2025/26 season is the dataset behind all of it.