Where Fantasy Premier League 2026/27 stands right now, and the tools that answer this week's questions: prices, transfers, captaincy, injuries and fixtures. Every figure comes from the official FPL API - nothing here is a guess.
The deadline is the only moment in FPL that cannot be undone - once it passes, your team is locked for the gameweek. Every tool below is built to be useful in the hours before it.
Before the deadline, check team news for late injuries and suspensions, then use the transfer planner to test a move across the next few gameweeks rather than just this one - the fixture difficulty table is what tells you whether a run is worth buying into. If a price change is going to cost you, prices reports FPL's own official predictor for tonight's run rather than guessing at it.
While matches are on, the live mini-league table recalculates every manager's score as goals go in, including provisional bonus from the BPS standings and predicted auto-substitutions - neither of which the official table shows you until they are confirmed. Afterwards, Prize Tracker records who won what.
The Premier League 2026/27 season started on Friday, 21 August 2026, and Fantasy Premier League runs 38 gameweeks alongside it. The game is open and 8 of the 38 gameweeks have been played. OneFPL never claims a season has launched from the calendar - only when the official FPL API confirms it, which is why this page could not have told you it had started a day early.
Before the season began, this page tracked the FPL launch and the price reveal. That tracker is still here and still live - it reads the FPL API directly, so it reports the real state of the game rather than a date somebody typed.
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Once the FPL API resets for a new season, the player list, prices and ownership switch to official data automatically, captain scores start using real fixtures, and the live mini-league table comes online for gameweek 1. Explore everything on the tools hub.