If you've been playing fantasy football for years, Fantasy Premier League (FPL) is going to feel both familiar and completely different. The strategy is there. The competition is there. The excitement of watching your captain score and the frustration of watching your best player disappear for an entire match are definitely there. But FPL isn't

If you've ever spent a Thursday afternoon debating whether to start your WR2 or your flex, you're already wired to love Fantasy Premier League. If you know the strategy, the soccer terms will come quickly.  At its core, Fantasy Premier League, commonly called FPL, is fantasy football with a soccer ball. You do not need

Imagine drafting your first fantasy soccer team. Five minutes into your first Premier League match, the commentator says: "He's playing as a false nine, looking for a clean sheet after the packed international break." Meanwhile, your buddy texts: "Captain Haaland. Easy haul today." If that sounded like another language, you're not alone. Fantasy football players