The Utter FPL Show

GameWeek 1 eye-test observations and statistical overlays from the first set of Premier League fixtures. Exploring how some of the early season favourite options performed in their opening games, before taking a look at how the fixtures look up until the next international break and beyond.

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Exploring the final eight GW's of last season, and how those statistical observations may relate to how you might be considering putting together your GameWeek 1 squad for the 2020/2021 season.

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Taking stock of the first three gameweeks following the resumption of the Premier League season - specifically looking at which players from each respective position have particularly stood out, which teams are conceding the least/most chances, and which teams to target from an upcoming fixture perspective.

Taking a look back at some of the midfielders & forwards who impressed in the opening few gameweeks of the 2019/2020 season, along with a brief focus on which forwards performed well against both the tightest & the weakest defences over the course of the campaign - can we use this information as #FPL is scheduled to return?

The Utter FPL Show is a new Fantasy Premier League (FPL) podcast from @UtterlyTC - combining eye-test observations from the Premier League with statistical analysis.

Taking a look into Leicester City's midfielder, James Maddison's 2019/2020 season's performance to date from an FPL perspective. What can we learn, and how could we use this type of analysis to better predict and inform our transfer-making decisions?

The Utter FPL Show is new Fantasy Premier League (FPL) podcast from @UtterlyTC - combining eye-test observations from the Premier League with statistical analysis.

The introductory episode of a new Fantasy Premier League (FPL) podcast from @UtterlyTC - combining eye-test observations from the Premier League with statistical analysis.