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Enter your FPL team ID to see your mini-leagues, then open one to track every rival — their rank, chips played, and their full squad with per-player points.
Your team ID is the number in the URL when you view your FPL points page: fantasy.premierleague.com/entry/809934/event/1. We only read what FPL already publishes — we never ask for your login.
Fantasy Premier League publishes every manager’s squad once a gameweek deadline has passed. This tracker reads that public data for everyone in your league at once, so you can see what your rivals are doing without opening fifteen browser tabs. Everything is for 2026/27 and updates as the gameweek scores.
Log in to the official Fantasy Premier League site and open the Points or Gameweek History tab. The URL will read fantasy.premierleague.com/entry/809934/event/1 — the number after /entry/ is your team ID. FPL issues every manager a new ID each summer, so last season's number will not work.
Yes, once a gameweek deadline has passed. Fantasy Premier League publishes every manager's squad publicly after the deadline, which is what this tracker reads. Before the first deadline of the season every squad in the game is private, including yours, so no tool can show them.
Yes. For each manager in your league we read their chip history, so you can see whether they have already played their Wildcard, Bench Boost, Triple Captain or Free Hit, and which gameweek they used it in. Expanding a manager also shows whether they have a chip active in the current gameweek.
The season has not started. Fantasy Premier League does not produce standings until the first gameweek has been scored, so before then the only league data that exists is the membership list. Standings, chips and squads appear automatically once the first deadline passes — there is nothing you need to do.
Not yet. Head-to-head leagues score on weekly fixtures rather than cumulative points and use a different data structure. Classic leagues, which are what the large majority of managers play in, are fully supported. Any head-to-head leagues you belong to are listed but cannot be opened.
No, and we will never ask for one. Everything here comes from the endpoints Fantasy Premier League already publishes for any team or league ID. Nothing is stored on our servers — your team ID is remembered in your own browser so you do not have to type it again.
Standings load 50 managers at a time, matching how the FPL API pages them, and you can move through the pages. Very large automatic leagues like Overall contain millions of entries, so only the first pages are practical. Private mini-leagues, which are usually a few dozen managers, load in full.
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