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The final whistle has blown on the Fantasy Premier League season, and Who Got The Points? is here to break it all down in Gameweek 38 style. Man City fell at home to Aston Villa, Arsenal edged Crystal Palace, and Man Utd demolished Brighton — but who were the real defensive heroes of the final gameweek? We dive deep into the clean sheet kings and budget gems you need to know about heading into the off-season. On the transfers in radar, we spotlight Maguire at £4.4m, Robinson from Fulham at £4.9m, and Shaw at £4.5m — three low-ownership defenders who delivered clean sheets in GW38 and could be essential budget picks for 2026-27 planning. On the sell list, we assess Gabriel's monster season versus his single-point finale, Tarkowski's leaky Everton backline, and Mac Allister's disappointing attacking returns for £6.1m. Our differential picks shine a light on Mukiele from Sunderland — an elite 151-point season at just £4.6m — and Truffert from Bournemouth, who combined assists, clean sheets, and bonus points all season under £5m. We also flag the FIFA World Cup Fantasy 2026 game now going live, so you can keep your fantasy brain sharp all summer. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The 2025/26 Premier League season is officially over and Who Got The Points? is breaking down everything that mattered on the final day of Gameweek 38. From Aston Villa's stunning win at Man City to West Ham's demolition of Leeds, we cover all the key results and what they mean for your FPL season wrap-up. We dive deep into the top transfers in, spotlighting some criminally underowned differentials who delivered on the last day. J. Palhinha at Spurs hauled 12 points at under 1% ownership – a goal, clean sheet, and max bonus. E. Le Fée at Sunderland ended the season with 147 total points at just £4.8m, making him one of the bargains of the entire campaign. M. Fernandes at West Ham quietly racked up nine points in the finale with under 1% ownership. These are names you need in your planning for next season. On the flip side, we assess the disappointments – Saliba's zero-point finish despite Arsenal's clean sheet, Barnes' underwhelming season at Newcastle, and Dango's failure to deliver on the final day. We also flag a crucial tip every FPL manager needs to act on right now before the game resets, plus a forward-looking captaincy recommendation for next season that centres around a key Arsenal premium asset. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 38 is done and the 2025/26 FPL season is officially over — and what a finale it was. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything that happened on the last day of the Premier League season and set you up for what's coming next. We start with the biggest story off the pitch — a historic FPL champion has been crowned, making headlines for reasons you won't want to miss. On the pitch, Man City rotated and paid dearly against Aston Villa, Arsenal rested key assets including Raya and Rice, and Sunderland capped off a remarkable debut season in stunning fashion. On the player analysis side, Ollie Watkins delivered a sensational finale with two goals and thirteen points, cementing his status as an essential premium forward for next season. Bournemouth's Senesi wraps up an outstanding campaign and remains elite value heading into 2026/27. We also highlight Flemming of Burnley as a standout differential who ends the season quietly but brilliantly. We also assess the disappointments — Calvert-Lewin blanked on the final day, while Rice and Szoboszlai both failed to impress in their closing appearances. For differential hunters, we spotlight Awoniyi, Brobbey of Sunderland, and a certain Arsenal attacker with untapped potential for next season. Plus, our key off-season planning tip for building a winning squad from day one of the new campaign. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

It's the last day of the Premier League season and Gameweek 38 is here — with a deadline of 1:30pm today. In this rapid-fire episode, we break down everything you need to know before the final whistle blows on your FPL season. Virgil van Dijk was an absolute monster in Gameweek 37, bagging two goals and 14 points against Aston Villa, while Enzo lit up the midfield with a goal, assist, and 13 points against Spurs, earning himself 156,000 transfers in. But is it too late to bring him in? We give our honest verdict. Gyökeres managed just 17 minutes off the bench for Arsenal, and nearly 200,000 managers are already heading for the exit. We tell you whether to follow the crowd or hold firm. Haaland scored again despite City dropping points to Bournemouth, and with the title potentially on the line against Aston Villa, we explain why bailing now could be a costly mistake. We also spotlight two differentials under seven percent ownership that could be the difference in your mini league — including a Brighton midfielder with an outstanding fixture and a budget goalkeeper at just £4.0m who delivered 11 points last week. Captaincy is settled — find out who gets the armband for the final gameweek. Don't forget: all fixtures kick off at 3pm simultaneously, so predicted line-ups before the deadline are crucial. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The final gameweek of the FPL season is here and every rank point counts. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything you need to know before Sunday's Gameweek 38 deadline at 1:30pm. We kick off with rapid-fire team news, including massive rotation concerns for Aston Villa following their Europa League triumph, Arsenal's potential squad resting against Crystal Palace, Brighton's injury worries with Wieffer, Mitoma and Webster all doubtful, and the confirmed appointment of Michael Carrick as permanent Manchester United manager. We also flag João Pedro's injury doubt as over 200,000 managers rush to sell the Chelsea midfielder. On the transfers in side, we spotlight Anderson from Nottingham Forest (5.7m, 8.6% ownership) after his stunning 12-point Gameweek 37 haul, Newcastle's Osula (5.5m) following a blistering two-goal performance, and budget defensive enabler Truffert from Bournemouth (4.8m). For transfers out, we give clear verdicts on João Pedro, Bowen and Hill. Differential hunters get three final-day punts including Bijol, Gibbs-White and a high-ownership defender with the best expected points of any backline player this week. We also reveal our Gameweek 38 captaincy pick and explain exactly why this one player deserves your armband for the season finale. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

It's the final gameweek of the Fantasy Premier League season and every decision counts. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything you need to know before the Gameweek 38 deadline hits at 1:30pm on Sunday, 24th May 2026. With all matches kicking off simultaneously, rotation risk is the biggest threat to your rank — and we tell you exactly which teams to trust and which to avoid. We spotlight three must-have transfers heading into the final day: Saliba leads the charge as an essential defensive pick against Crystal Palace at home, Kroupi Jr. offers incredible budget forward value after a stunning Gameweek 37 return, and Richarlison is attracting massive transfer volume ahead of Spurs' favourable home fixture against Everton. On the sell side, we make the case for moving on Sels, Senesi, and a struggling Man United midfielder who has become impossible to trust in a crunch final gameweek. For differential hunters, we highlight three explosive sub-10% ownership options — including one Leeds defender at just 0.6% ownership who could be a rank-destroying masterstroke if West Ham fail to fire. For the captaincy, we crown our standout pick from Arsenal, backed by strong expected points, elite fixtures, and consistent bonus point potential. We also flag why Arsenal assets across the board should be prioritised above all others this weekend. Don't end your FPL season with regrets — tune in now. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The final gameweek is here and every decision counts. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the Gameweek 38 deadline on Sunday, 24th May at 1:30pm GMT — a simultaneous kick-off gameweek with no room for error. We kick off with the latest injury news, flagging a concern around Pedro from Chelsea, Maddison's fitness ahead of Spurs vs Everton, and a minutes worry for Cherki. Meanwhile, Enzo is in sensational form after a goal and assist in Gameweek 37. Our top transfers in include Anderson from Nottingham Forest — the highest form-rated player in our data with an expected points of 8.5 against Bournemouth — plus Enzo from Chelsea and the prolific Gibbs-White, who has 14 goals this season. On the transfers out side, we make the case for moving on Bowen, Trossard, and examine whether Bruno Fernandes is worth holding at over £10m with a tough Brighton away fixture. For differentials, we spotlight the extraordinary value of Kroupi Jr at just £4.7m with 13 league goals, the explosive Doku with the highest attacking expected points this week at 7.5, and a sneaky defensive pick in Kadıoğlu at £4.5m with barely 1.4% ownership. Our captaincy recommendation? Doku — the differential armband choice to maximise rank gains on the final day. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The final whistle is almost here — Gameweek 38 is upon us and the Sunday 24th May deadline waits for no one. In this packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before locking in their squads for the last time this season. We cover four major injury and news items, including Gyokeres being benched against Burnley, a concern for Alderete at Sunderland, Robinson confirmed as Fulham's penalty taker, and a potentially significant injury to Tonali for Newcastle owners. On the transfers in, we highlight three essential picks: Anderson from Nott'm Forest (5.6m) who delivered 12 points and two assists against Man Utd with a favourable home fixture against Bournemouth; Szoboszlai from Liverpool (7.0m) boasting the joint-highest expected points among midfielders at 6.5 ahead of Liverpool hosting Brentford; and Saliba from Arsenal (6.3m) who has amassed 15 clean sheets this season and carries an expected points figure of 6.8. We also name three players to sell — Eze, Bruno G. from Newcastle, and Igor Jesus — and spotlight two must-consider differentials under two percent ownership in Le Fée from Sunderland and Dango from Brentford, both of whom delivered massive Gameweek 37 hauls. Captaincy recommendation goes to Szoboszlai, with crucial final-day strategy advice including the simultaneous kick-off warning for all GW38 fixtures. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The final whistle is almost here — Gameweek 38 arrives with a simultaneous Sunday kickoff and a deadline of 24th May at 1:30pm, and Who Got The Points? has everything you need to finish the season strong. In this episode, we cover the must-know injury news, including Crystal Palace concerns and Stach's fitness doubt that leaves Brighton's attacking options uncertain ahead of their clash with Man Utd. We also break down what Casemiro's reported farewell appearance means for Man Utd assets, Bruno Fernandes' continued brilliance, and the Forest and Newcastle players worth monitoring for the final day. On transfers in, Ollie Watkins is labelled essential after a stunning 15-point haul in Gameweek 37, while Calvert-Lewin offers excellent value against West Ham and Raya remains the most reliable goalkeeper in the game. We also identify three players to sell before the deadline, including Welbeck, Igor Jesus, and Beto, all of whom face uncertain roles or tough fixtures. For mini-league chasers, we spotlight three differentials under 10% ownership — Mané, Kroupi Junior, and the ultra-low-owned Flemming — any of whom could deliver season-defining returns. Captaincy recommendation, chip considerations, and a crucial reminder about the simultaneous kickoff format round out this essential final-gameweek guide. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

It's the final gameweek of the season and every decision counts. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the Gameweek 38 deadline on Sunday, 24th May at 13:30 GMT. We kick off with the biggest news from the FA Cup final team sheet — Cherki has been benched again, sending shockwaves through FPL squads with nearly 20% ownership. Is it time to cut ties? We also react to Aston Villa's stunning 4-2 win over Liverpool in Gameweek 37, where Rogers delivered 12 points with a goal and an assist. On the injury front, Okafor of Leeds is a serious doubt with a calf issue ahead of a fixture against West Ham — sell or hold? For transfers in, we highlight Gyökeres of Arsenal as an essential home pick against Crystal Palace, budget gem Dewsbury-Hall of Everton, and the standout differential Hinshelwood of Brighton at just 5.2 million. In the sell column, we make the case for moving on from Cherki, Semenyo, and the disappointing Bowen of West Ham. Our differential section uncovers Casemiro and Man Utd goalkeeper Lammens as smart low-ownership options. Finally, we settle the captaincy debate — Haaland remains the standout armband choice for the season finale, and we discuss whether now is the time to deploy your Triple Captain or Wildcard chip. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

It's the last gameweek of the season and every decision matters! In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the Gameweek 38 deadline on Sunday, 24th May at 1:30pm. We kick off with the biggest news from Gameweek 37 — Aston Villa's stunning 4-2 demolition of Liverpool, plus crucial rotation concerns around key Liverpool assets including Salah and Wirtz after both were named as substitutes. We also cover Gibbs-White's injury status ahead of the final day. On the transfer front, we make the case for Szoboszlai (£7.0m) as a must-have after his two-assist, nine-point haul in GW37, alongside budget defenders Senesi and Truffert from Bournemouth — both offering incredible clean sheet and bonus potential for under £5.5m. We also reveal who needs to go before the deadline, with Thiago, Bowen, and Mac Allister all coming under scrutiny amid poor form and tough fixtures. For differential hunters, we spotlight three ultra-low ownership gems — Bijol, Awoniyi, and Osula — all under 1.2% ownership and capable of turning your mini-league on its head. On captaincy, Szoboszlai gets the nod with a mouth-watering home fixture against Brentford, while Senesi offers a bold differential armband option. With final-day fixtures historically producing goals, we urge managers to be attack-minded and take calculated risks. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The Gameweek 37 deadline hits TODAY at 5:30PM and there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise to give you everything you need to nail your transfers before it's too late. Liverpool are in crisis mode heading into Friday's clash at Aston Villa, with Salah, Wirtz, and Alisson all carrying injury doubts — a major concern for any managers holding their assets. Nottingham Forest are also sweating on Gibbs-White, Murillo, and Aina ahead of the trip to Old Trafford, while Chelsea face uncertainty over Neto, Sanchez, and Garnacho before Tuesday's London derby against Spurs. The big story? Arsenal are the community's go-to team this week, with Gabriel leading the charge as the must-have transfer. His 7.7 expected points against Burnley at home make him the standout pick, and we're naming him captain too. Ollie Watkins gets the green light as a premium forward option despite mass transfers out, while Bournemouth's Rayan emerges as a brilliant budget differential at just £5.4m with 6.5 expected points. On the sell side, Rice, Sels, and Igor Jesus all get the chop with reasoning explained. Differentials Groß, Calvert-Lewin, and Donnarumma are also highlighted as shrewd picks for savvy managers. Don't get caught out — act before that 5:30PM cutoff. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With Friday's Gameweek 37 deadline looming at 5:30pm on May 15th, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise to deliver everything FPL managers need to act fast and smart. The team kicks off with the major Gameweek 36 fallout from Man City's heavy rotation against Palace – Haaland, Cherki, and Doku all benched – raising serious questions about premium City assets heading into a tough Bournemouth away fixture. Injury concerns around Rogers and Gibbs-White from Nottingham Forest are also flagged, opening up mid-price midfield opportunities. Mo Salah's reported Liverpool farewell adds another layer of uncertainty with just two gameweeks remaining. On the transfer front, Doku (£6.5m, 5.9% owned) is analysed as a high-risk, high-reward buy after his 12-point cameo. Brighton's Ferdi Kadıoğlu (£4.4m, just 1.4% owned) is highlighted as an essential differential with 10 clean sheets this season, while Man Utd's Mainoo (£4.7m) offers budget-friendly differential appeal against Forest. Sells are discussed for Saka, Gyökeres, and Leno, with clear verdict calls for each. Differential picks include Justin (Leeds), Khusanov (Man City), and Damsgaard (Brentford) – all under 2.5% ownership. Doku earns the captaincy nod with the highest ceiling if he starts. Don't miss the deadline – get your GW37 team locked in early. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 37 deadline arriving Friday 15th May at 17:30, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before locking in their squads — from injury news to must-have differentials that could turn your mini-league on its head. We kick off with key injury updates: Okafor of Leeds is ruled out until 24th May, making him an immediate sell with nearly 50,000 managers already moving him on. Struijk and Bogle are also flagged as injury concerns from the Spurs vs Leeds fixture, adding further uncertainty to Leeds' defensive options. On the transfer radar, Doku (£6.5m) tops our must-buy list after an 11-point Gameweek 36 haul, with his Man City vs Crystal Palace midweek game a crucial watch before deadline. Trossard (£6.5m) emerges as the ultra-differential Arsenal route at just 0.9% ownership ahead of a Gameweek 37 home fixture against Burnley (FDR 1). Budget defenders are also in focus, with De Cuyper (£4.3m) delivering a stunning 15-point haul in GW36 and Van Hecke offering Brighton double-up potential. Differential picks include Truffert (4.7%), Jensen (0.1%), and the continued case for the Arsenal triple-up as the season enters its final stretch. Captaincy goes to Doku, with Gyokeres as a compelling alternative against Burnley. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 37 deadline hitting Friday 15th May at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this action-packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the right moves before the window slams shut. We start with the latest injury news — Arsenal's White and Calafiori are carrying fitness concerns ahead of the Gunners' mouth-watering home clash with Burnley, while Nottingham Forest's Gibbs-White is also a doubt for the trip to Man United. Eze is flagged as an injury risk after being subbed off at 66 minutes against West Ham, making him a sell candidate despite 8.9% ownership. And rotation chaos continues to swirl around Man City ahead of their Gameweek 37 visit to Bournemouth. On the transfer ins, we make the case for Saka as the must-have asset, backed by strong underlying stats and a premium fixture. Budget gem Anderson at Nottingham Forest is delivering extraordinary value at just £5.6m, while differential pick Rayan at Bournemouth offers a thrilling sub-2% ownership punt. We also identify three clear sells — Eze, Szoboszlai, and Pedro Porro — and explain exactly why funds should be redirected. For differential hunters, we spotlight flying-under-the-radar Ampadu at Leeds, who banked 10 points last gameweek at just £4.9m. Captaincy verdict? It's Saka, and it's not close. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan