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Gameweek 5 arrives just before a three-week international break, making this an important weekend for both short-term points and longer-term squad planning. Manchester City have another attractive home fixture, Arsenal carry the strongest clean-sheet signal in the Forebet predictions, while Liverpool and Manchester United are both expected to score multiple goals away from home. Our latest Forebet Fantasy squad combines those mathematical forecasts with current FPL form, prices and player involvement.

Gameweek 4 offers several tempting Fantasy Premier League fixtures, but the numbers point in some less obvious directions too. Chelsea and Liverpool dominate the FPL conversation, while Arsenal have another attractive defensive fixture and Manchester City head into the derby in scoring form. Our Forebet squad combines current Fantasy trends with the mathematical predictions for every Premier League match this weekend.

Gameweek 3 arrives with one obvious FPL question: how many Manchester City players do you want against promoted Coventry? Haaland and Cherki dominate the conversation across the FPL community, while Liverpool’s trip to Ipswich is another fixture attracting attention. But this Forebet selection adds another layer: the mathematical match predictions.

The Premier League is back and with it comes a new brand new Fantasy Premier League season! That means a fresh £100.0m budget, unlimited transfers before the opening deadline, and another opportunity to find value before the early bandwagons begin. The 2026/27 campaign starts on Friday, 21 August, with Arsenal hosting Coventry City, while Manchester City welcome Bournemouth and Manchester United travel to Hull City over the opening weekend, giving FPL managers plenty of interesting early 26/27 Fantasy Football picks to choose between.

The World Cup's behind us, club friendlies are underway, the transfer market is booming, and we've got three long weeks before the start of the Premier League! The fixtures list is available, however, and the Fantasy Premier League is open for FPL managers to fiddle with, as the hype builds up! Searching for advice ahead of Gameweek 1? Here is Forebet's quick Fantasy Premier League 2026/27 Pre-Season Guide on what you need to know before you start building your fantasy squad.

The last round of the Fantasy Premier League is upon us and it is where minutes, motivation, and roles matter more than long-term planning. Different FPL managers are in different positions at this point of the season, so, you might be looking for a big risk squad or something stable and secure to keep your gains ahead of the competition.

Just two more rounds of Fantasy Premier League this season, with Gameweek 37 a time for no more “cute” decisions: unexpected rotation, last-minute knocks, and one-week punts that don’t start. Instead, with just one more transfer left for more FPL managers, GW37 is the time to focus on the highest-scoring possible lineup and forgo any fantasy football experiments or budget considerations.

Just three more match weeks left in the Fantasy Premier League, so, a FPL manager's Gameweek 36 squad isn't just about this weekend, but about the rest of the season too. With most FPL managers out of Wildcards and Free Hits, your GW36-38 squads should focus on the best possible remaining fixtures for your players to maximize point gains above all else.

GW35 is the point where you want to look not just for your Fantasy Premier League current squad, but what your team is going to look like in the last three FPL gameweeks. Here's Forebet's fantasy football suggestion for a 15-man squad for FPL managers who are either looking for a last-minute full squad renovation through a Free Hit or for those looking for a player recommendation.

With some of the Fantasy Premier Leagues best point-scorers out of fantasy football for Round 34 due to FA Cup football, FPL managers have some tough choices to make. If you still have a Wildcard you're in a good position, but otherwise you either need to have planned a few weeks ahead or you may want to make a few extra transfers today.

Gameweek 33 in the Fantasy Premier League is coming and it's going to be a "double week" for several big teams, making this an excellent opportunity for anyone with a Wildcard to bank a lot of points in! Even if you don't have a Wildcard, however, chances are that one key transfer - or even two or three at the cost of a few points - can lead to a major boost up the FPL rankings.

The Premier League is finally back and so is fantasy football! With all the international and cup turmoil of the last few weeks, Gameweek 32 is a good time to lean on players with secure minutes, repeatable scoring routes, and teams playing with confidence.

Depending on whether you've kept your Wildcard or not, GW31 in the Fantasy Premier League is either going to be a tricky checkpoint for you or the simplest decision in your whole FPL season. With Manchester City, Arsenal, Crystal Palace, and Wolverhampton not playing this week and with key injuries to players like Bruno Guimarães, Robin Roefs, Tarkowski, and Chalobah, figuring out how to even get 11 active players can be tricky if you don't have a Wildcard or if you didn't build up to this week ahead of time.

All 6 Premier League teams in the Champions League had a rather unfortunate week, as they head into Gameweek 30 in the Prem. With GW31 around the corner too and numerous big names expected not to feature, many fantasy football players are keeping their Wildcards for GW31, while most others have already started shifting their FPL squads to an Arsenal-less and Man City-less state for GW31.

With Haaland once again uncertain for the next gameweek, with Rice also not at 100%, and with GW31 coming soon Fantasy Premier League managers face some tough decisions in the coming weeks. Whether you're looking for a Wildcard for this mid-week round of fantasy football or you're just wonder how best to manage your FPL squad, here are Forebet's suggestions for GW29 and for the near future.

Gameweek 28 in the Fantasy Premier League is offering quite a few challenges for the defensive and goalkeeping positions of many FPL managers, as most of the stronger defenses in the league look like they'll be heavily tested against red fixtures.

Haaland was finally getting back into form and now he's got a knee injury, making it uncertain whether he'd start or not! What does this mean for our fantasy football squads? Should you bench, de-captain, or even sell the Norwegian goal-scorer? And who else should you consider selling or adding to your FPL squad?

With a FA Cup round next weekend, the Premier League is bringing us GW26 this mid-week rather than making us wait. This is excellent for football fans but can force Fantasy Premier League managers to make some rushed decisions, especially if you didn't realize there'd be a mid-week round in time.

The transfer window has closed and Premier League teams are ready for the final stretch of the campaign. Likewise, Forebet is ready with its fantasy football squad for Gameweek 25, with a few familiar names and a few reshuffles away from players we favored in previous weeks. So, below is our Fantasy Premier League 15-man squad that rewards FPL managers who look to combine steady minutes with targeted upside.

Deadline: Saturday, 31 January, Saturday, 15:30 GMT.

Gameweek 24 starts with just 4 points separating the top 3 teams and with Haaland having not scored any goals from open play in his last 7 EPL appearances. What does this mean for your Fantasy Football team, however?