Everything your FPL mini-league needs in one place.

What are you trying to do?

How Mini-League Manager works

1. 1

   Choose your league

   Enter your FPL Team ID and pick one of the mini-leagues you already run. OneFPL never asks for your FPL password.

2. 2

   Pick who is taking part

   Everyone in the league, or just the managers who opted in. Participation is tracked separately from FPL membership.

3. 3

   Set the awards

   Weekly, monthly, overall or your own. Recognition only, or with amounts recorded against them.

4. 4

   Agree the rules

   How ties are settled and which gameweek tracking starts from. Rules lock at that deadline so nobody can change them mid-season.

5. 5

   Share one link

   Members open the league page to see standings, awards, rules and history. No account needed to look.

Common questions

Does OneFPL handle the money in my mini-league?

No. OneFPL records what a league's organizer tells it — who is taking part, what each award is worth and who has paid in. It never collects, holds, verifies or distributes money, and takes no share of any prize pool. Members settle up directly between themselves.

Can I use it if my mini-league has no money in it?

Yes, and that is the default. A recognition-only league tracks participants, standings, weekly and season awards, rules and history with no financial fields at all. Most FPL mini-leagues run on bragging rights and the tool is built for them first.

Do my league members need a OneFPL account?

No. Members open one link and see the standings, awards, rules and history without signing in. Only the organizer needs an account, because managing a league has to be tied to a verified identity.

How do you know I actually run the league?

You place a one-time code in your FPL team or league name, and OneFPL reads it back from the official FPL data. That proves you control the FPL account that administers the league. Simply matching a Team ID is not enough, because FPL publishes the administrator's ID to everyone in the league.

Does it work with head-to-head leagues?

Yes. Classic and head-to-head leagues are both supported, and the award options differ where the scoring does — a head-to-head league is won on match points rather than FPL points, so it gets its own award types.

Can the rules be changed halfway through the season?

Not silently. Rules lock at the deadline of the first tracked gameweek. After that a correction is still possible, but it needs a reason and is recorded in the league's history for every member to read.

What does it cost?

Setting up and running a mini-league is free for its first three tracked gameweeks. Beyond that the organizer needs League Pro, a one-time seasonal licence for the software. Members never pay anything, and records already created stay visible either way.