Gameweek 5
What was written down before this round's deadline, against what happened. Nothing here is re-projected: a round already played cannot be forecast from totals that include its own result.
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- Deadline
- 19:30 closed
- Projected · actual
- 226 250
Friday, 18/09/2026
2.45 a player, on average
Fixture difficulty
Each club’s chance of winning this round’s fixture less its chance of losing it, in five bands.
- 1 Win likelier than loss by 50+ points
- 2 By 20 to 50 points
- 3 Within 20 either way
- 4 Loss likelier by 20 to 50
- 5 Loss likelier by 50+
What the numbers mean
Worked through on this round's most one-sided fixture: the model gives Manchester City 55% to beat Sunderland and 18% to lose, so the win is 37 percentage points the likelier — band 2. The other half of a fixture is the same subtraction the other way round, which puts Sunderland on band 4. Hover any badge to see the figures behind it.
- 3 Brentford Chelsea 3
- 3 Tottenham Hotspur Aston Villa 3
- 3 Brighton & Hove Albion Arsenal 3
- 3 Everton Ipswich Town 3
- 3 Newcastle United Hull City 3
- 3 Nottingham Forest Coventry City 3
- 3 Leeds United Crystal Palace 3
- 2 Manchester City Sunderland 4
- 3 Bournemouth Liverpool 3
- 3 Fulham Manchester United 3
Projected against actual
60 players projected before the deadline, against what the round actually paid.
The model, not the feed
Clean-sheet and goals-conceded points come from this site's own model: a pair of expected-goal rates fitted for each fixture, run through a Dixon-Coles score matrix, so a clean sheet is priced as the probability of one rather than as an average. Goals and assists use Fantasy's own per-90 rates, rescaled to the fixture and shrunk towards the position average in proportion to how few minutes a player has behind him.
The largest source of error
Nobody publishes team sheets in advance. The start probability is estimated from recent rounds and the game's own fitness flags, and it is the largest source of error on this page — which is why it is shown beside every player rather than folded into his total.
The roughest term
Bonus is the roughest term here. It depends on finishing in the top three of a match's bonus-point ranking, which is a position among twenty-two players rather than a rate, so it is estimated from a player's own history and nothing more.