The highest scoring legal eleven anyone could have fielded — best keeper, then whichever mix of defenders, midfielders and forwards adds up to most. Players you own are ringed in green.

The template is the fifteen most-owned players, filled by position the way a real squad has to be. Overall measures ownership across all managers; Top 10k measures it across a sample of the best, which is what most sites mean by template — and why the two answers differ.

Ownership across the game sits next to each name, so you can see which of these were obvious and which nobody had.

Every classic league you're in, with where you stand and the top of each table. Pick one to score it live and open the analysis underneath.

Ordered as the table will actually stand, with live points, provisional bonus and projected auto-subs applied to every rival.

Thousands of simulated seasons for this league. Every player is rolled once per gameweek and shared across every squad that owns them, so managers who share a captain rise and fall together — which is what actually decides a mini-league.

Every rival's squad is already loaded, so this is exactly what separates you from them. Right of the axis is your edge; left is what they have that you don't.

Rivals below you with players left, and roughly what they need.

Every player you own against their next fixtures, coloured by FPL's own difficulty rating. Hardest runs sink to the bottom — those are the ones to think about moving.

The question everyone actually asks. Put players on either side and find out which is the best option.

Based on your squad as it stood at the last deadline. FPL keeps the team you are currently editing private, so any transfers or chips you have set up since then will not appear here until the deadline passes.

Every player you own against their next fixtures, coloured by FPL's own difficulty rating. Hardest runs sink to the bottom — those are the ones to think about moving.

Each suggestion is one move you can afford right now, using your real selling prices and bank, keeping you inside the three-per-club limit. Players are scored on form, points per game, minutes, availability and fixture difficulty ahead. It is a shortlist to argue with, not advice — the model knows nothing about rotation news, penalties or what a manager said in a press conference.

Each chip scored against every upcoming gameweek using your own squad and its fixtures — what your bench is projected to return, what an extra captain copy is worth, and how far below a normal week your eleven falls. Read from your last confirmed squad.

The highest projected returns you don't already own, whatever the price.

FPL republishes its own projection for every player through the day. Anything past 100% is expected to move at the next price update, which lands just after two in the morning UK time.

Rises run right from the axis, falls run left. The bar is how far along the threshold a player is.

Net transfers across the whole game this gameweek — the flow that drives tonight's changes in the first place.

Your gameweek scored against the squad you finished last gameweek with — the same fifteen, the same captain, no transfers made and no points hit taken. Auto-subs and provisional bonus are applied to both, so it is like for like.

The fifteen you finished last gameweek with, laid out as they would have lined up, scored against this week's live data. Auto-subs and provisional bonus are applied exactly as they are to your real team.

Your gameweek against the template squad and the field. The top 10k column pulls a sample of real squads from the overall league and scores them with the same rules, so it costs a few requests — press the button when you want it.

Your live points and rank under every other armband choice.

Change the armband, play a chip, or hand a player extra points, and watch the rank respond.