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Next 5 fixtures, FDR, ownership %, and mini-league captain, chip and rank insights on the official FPL site. Everything you need to make an FPL decision, without leaving the page. The official Fantasy Premier League site tells you a player's price and total points. It doesn't tell you whether he has three away games at Anfield coming up, how many of the top 10k already own him, or what he's actually done in the last five gameweeks. FPL Boost puts all of that inline, on the pages you're already on. [2026/27 SEASON] Updated for the 2026/27 season and the current FPL site design. What it adds - Fixture difficulty — the next five fixtures under every player, with multi-gameweek FDR sorting so you can rank the run-ins, not just eyeball them. - Form — every player's points from their last five games. - Ownership — spot the template picks and the hidden gems. - Mini-league intel — captain choices, chip usage and week-on-week deltas for everyone in your league table. - More on the way — built by an FPL manager, updated through the season. Where it works Pick Team, Transfers, the player dialog, and league tables on fantasy.premierleague.com. No separate site, no second tab, no copy-pasting your team ID. Who it's for Managers who already have three tabs open every Friday. If you've ever alt-tabbed between FPL, a fixture ticker and a stats site to decide on one transfer, this collapses that into one page. Privacy FPL Boost runs entirely in your browser. No account, no sign-up, no tracking, and your team data never leaves your machine. Send us an email for bugs and requests. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Premier League or the Premier League's official Fantasy Premier League game.
Jul 30, 2026
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