While one gameweek is far too small a sample size to draw long-term conclusions from, spotting the right trends can give you the edge

Fantasy Premier League is back for GW2, so we have picked out the best captains in FPL and looked at their potential for returns this weekend. It’s yet another Friday deadline, so make sure you

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A good start can set the tone for the entire campaign, giving you an advantage over your mini-league rivals and putting you on the way to attaining a good overall rank. On the other hand, beginning poorly can lead to rushed transfers, wasted chips and early wildcards.

Fantasy Premier League attracts millions of players worldwide each season. Participants manage a virtual squad based on real-life Premier League matches. The game works like any other fantasy sport: you need to stay informed about team form, player fitness, and make your picks based on each player’s features and upcoming matchups.

Fantasy Premier League is back - and Daily Star Sport has a look at the hits and misses of Gameweek 1 with Erling Haaland-less managers left scratching their heads

While one gameweek alone shouldn’t lead you to drastically change your FPL strategy, it did highlight a few early trends worth monitoring

Here is a summary of week one of the Premier League season, from a FPL perspective. Firstly, let’s start with the opening game of the season: Liverpool 4-2 Bournemouth Hugo Ekitike had a brilliant debut for Liverpool against Bournemouth,