Scouting notes, injury updates, transfer rumours and more.
Do you want to find the hidden gems before everyone else, or know which players have actually just been lucky? Sometimes staring at long lists of statistics isn't enough – you need to see the data. That's why we have our Scatter Analysis, a visual tool to help you make sharper decisions!
Choosing a captain is fundamentally about risk minimization and identifying the optimal intersection between a team's structural advantage and a player's central role within that system. Ahead of Gameweek 6, we have analyzed the underlying match statistics, the visual passing networks and xFP!
Three rounds in, we can see who's been lucky and who’s truly clinical. We dive into the data—and explain why npxG is the metric you can't afford to ignore.
After two gameweeks, it is natural for eyes to be drawn to the goalscorers and the big names. But when we filter out the noise and look at the underlying data, a slightly different pattern emerges. One of the telling metrics for this is progressive ball transport.
Let's be completely honest with each other. I am literally sitting on Sweden's deepest, most advanced, and accurate football data. I have access to underlying metrics that 99% of all Fantasy managers don't even know exist. Yet, my Gameweek 1 was an absolute, total disaster.
Many managers are currently hovering over the transfer button, tossing up between the game's two most exciting wingers. We've put Sirius's in-form Isak Bjerkebo up against Hammarby's marquee signing Victor Lind in our xStats radar.
When a bench player comes on and makes an immediate impact, they are often rewarded with more playing time in subsequent rounds. Two players stand out:
The biggest fear ahead of Gameweek 1? Sitting on an expensive squad where three of your "nailed" stars unexpectedly start on the bench.
Which players are projected to have the highest xFP in Gameweek 1?
Owned by just 2% - could he be the best value pick for Gameweek 1?
GAIS finished 3rd last season…But are fantasy managers being lured into a trap early on?
The two most expensive players face each other already in Gameweek 1. Who do you pick?
Scouting notes, injury updates, transfer rumours and more.
Do you want to find the hidden gems before everyone else, or know which players have actually just been lucky? Sometimes staring at long lists of statistics isn't enough – you need to see the data. That's why we have our Scatter Analysis, a visual tool to help you make sharper decisions!
Choosing a captain is fundamentally about risk minimization and identifying the optimal intersection between a team's structural advantage and a player's central role within that system. Ahead of Gameweek 6, we have analyzed the underlying match statistics, the visual passing networks and xFP!
Three rounds in, we can see who's been lucky and who’s truly clinical. We dive into the data—and explain why npxG is the metric you can't afford to ignore.
After two gameweeks, it is natural for eyes to be drawn to the goalscorers and the big names. But when we filter out the noise and look at the underlying data, a slightly different pattern emerges. One of the telling metrics for this is progressive ball transport.
Let's be completely honest with each other. I am literally sitting on Sweden's deepest, most advanced, and accurate football data. I have access to underlying metrics that 99% of all Fantasy managers don't even know exist. Yet, my Gameweek 1 was an absolute, total disaster.
Many managers are currently hovering over the transfer button, tossing up between the game's two most exciting wingers. We've put Sirius's in-form Isak Bjerkebo up against Hammarby's marquee signing Victor Lind in our xStats radar.
When a bench player comes on and makes an immediate impact, they are often rewarded with more playing time in subsequent rounds. Two players stand out:
The biggest fear ahead of Gameweek 1? Sitting on an expensive squad where three of your "nailed" stars unexpectedly start on the bench.
Which players are projected to have the highest xFP in Gameweek 1?
Owned by just 2% - could he be the best value pick for Gameweek 1?
GAIS finished 3rd last season…But are fantasy managers being lured into a trap early on?
The two most expensive players face each other already in Gameweek 1. Who do you pick?
