[Free version] FPL House View

FPL90cents

19 Sep 2025 — 1 min read

This heat map helps you screen for possible transfers by showing how each team stands in terms of (1) Fixtures, then (2) Notable Defensive Assets and Notable Offensive Assets.
It is based on the rule-of-thumb that your FPL transfers should be strongly guided by the next few fixtures and not just the immediate. i.e. If a team's fixtures are Code Red, there is little reason to buy even a good asset.
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