Rate my FPL team

Your squad score tells you. It is a number out of 100: 0 is a typical random squad and 100 is the best squad you could afford, both scored on expected points over the next 5 gameweeks. We also show whether your points so far were earned by the chances behind them.

The nearer 100, the closer your squad is to the best one you could afford over the next 5 gameweeks. 50 is halfway between a typical random squad and that best squad. Reaching 100 means you hold the best squad your budget allows.

Once a gameweek, after the deadline. That is when FPL publishes your new squad, so rating it again before the next deadline shows the same 15 players. It is worth one more look before you make your transfers: the score and the suggested moves use current prices and the next 5 gameweeks, so price changes and a finished round of matches can move them during the week.

We project every player's expected FPL points over the next 5 gameweeks. We pick the best XI and captain for each one and add them up. Your total is placed between a typical random squad (0) and the best squad you could afford at current prices (100). The result is your score out of 100.

Up to four one-for-one moves that fit your bank, the ones that add the most expected points over the next 5 gameweeks. Each shows the points per gameweek it adds. The player to take out and the gain are free. The player to bring in is for subscribers.

It leaves out free transfers, points hits and chips. It uses current prices, not your selling prices. It reads your squad at the latest deadline, so transfers made since then appear after the next one. Bonus points, saves, cards and goals conceded are also left out, for your squad and the best squad alike.

Within 2 points either way is level: your points match your chances. A gap of 3 to 9 points is small, 10 to 19 is clear, and 20 or more is big. A big plus means your players finished above their chances, which tends to even out. A big minus means the chances are there and the points have not followed yet.

Enter your FPL team ID at the top of this page. We score your squad out of 100 over the next 5 gameweeks and suggest up to four transfers. We also read every finished gameweek of your season and compare the points your squad scored with the points its chances were worth. It is free and needs no account.

Open the FPL website in a browser, go to the Points page and look at the address bar. The number after /entry/ is your team ID. The FPL app does not show it.

Deserved points are the FPL points a player's underlying numbers were worth. Goals come from xG, assists from xA and clean sheets from the goals their team was expected to concede. Minutes, saves, defensive contributions and cards count too. Bonus is left out.

Your squad scored more points than its chances were worth, usually through finishing or goalkeeping above what the chances suggested. Gaps like this tend to shrink over a season, in both directions.

We match each FPL player to our event data. A new signing or a player we have not matched yet keeps their FPL points in the table but stays out of the verdict until we can read them.

A gameweek joins the rating once FPL has confirmed its points, bonus included, and every chance in it has been weighed. That is usually the day after its last match.

Yes. The squad score, the rating, the call on each player, the fixtures and the share card are free and need no account. The player to bring in for each transfer and the reasoning behind each call are for subscribers.

We read your squad as FPL last published it. FPL only publishes a manager's team once the gameweek deadline locks, so transfers you make this week show up at the deadline. Open your team again after it and the new squad is here.

The squad score is model-based: deserved points against the best squad you could afford, so it does not change with the wording of a question. The AI part is optional: connect Claude or ChatGPT to your account and ask about your squad, fixtures and price changes in plain English.