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Track your FPL mini league live. Enter your Fantasy Premier League Team ID and FPL Copilot loads every mini league you are in, classic and head-to-head, with a live table that shows each rival's captain, the chips they have left, their free transfers and each manager's chance of winning the league. No league code or league ID needed: the tracker finds your leagues from your team.
Compare your team with any rival to see the players you share and the differentials that decide the gap, then plan the swing: the transfer solver builds the moves, projected points show who scores next, and chip strategies finds the weeks your Wildcard, Bench Boost and Triple Captain are worth the most. For the strategy in full, read how to win your FPL mini league.
A mini-league is a private Fantasy Premier League competition for a group of managers, such as friends, colleagues or family. Classic leagues rank everyone on total points; head-to-head leagues pair managers each gameweek for a win, draw or loss.
One manager creates the league on the FPL site and shares its invite code. Everyone who joins is ranked every gameweek: on total points in a classic league, or on head-to-head results in an H2H league.
Ask the league's creator for the invite code, then on the FPL website or app go to Leagues, choose to join a private league and enter the code. FPL Copilot's tracker then finds the league from your Team ID.
Yes. You can join a private classic league with its invite code during the season, and a new head-to-head league can be set up at any stage, so a group can start a fresh rivalry in Gameweek 4 or 24.
Open the league on the FPL website: the number in the page address, fantasy.premierleague.com/leagues/NUMBER/standings, is the league ID. You do not need it for FPL Copilot: enter your Team ID and the tracker loads every league you are in.
Up to 30 private leagues and up to five public leagues. A private classic league has no limit on the number of teams.
Classic leagues rank managers by total points across the season. Head-to-head leagues pair managers in one-on-one fixtures each gameweek and award a win, draw or loss, so a manager can win an H2H league while finishing lower on total points.
Enter your Team ID on FPL Copilot and the mini-league tracker loads every league you are in, with a live table, each rival's captain, chips left, free transfers and each manager's chance of winning the league.
Yes. Every manager's team is public once a gameweek's deadline passes. The tracker shows each rival's players, captain and chips, and which of your players they do not own.
It combines the current points gap, the gameweeks left and each manager's projected points from their squad, then simulates the rest of the season many times to estimate each manager's chance of finishing first.
Three levers decide most mini-leagues: differentials (players your rivals do not own), the captain, and chip timing. The tracker shows the players you share with each rival and the ones you do not, so you know where the swings are.
Take on risk where your rivals do not: a captain they have not picked, a differential they do not own, and chips played in the weeks that suit your squad best. Copying the leader's team only keeps the gap where it is.
In a mini-league, a differential is any player your rivals do not own, whatever his overall ownership. When he scores you gain on every rival without him, which is why the tracker lists them for each rival.
A good tracker loads your leagues from your Team ID, shows a live table with rivals' captains, chips left and free transfers, and projects each manager's chance of winning. FPL Copilot's mini-league tracker does all of that and is free to try.
I'm your FPL Copilot.Your unfair advantage.