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Fantasy Premier League is live: Join our private leagueFantasy Premier League (FPL) is finally back. While users can now begin compiling their FPL team, Premier League officials made fans wait longer than usual to open the game. The start date for the current 2024/25 season is the latest since 2020. This, of course, came at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic pushed back the 2020/21 Premier League season.The rules are fairly straightforward for those who have never played the game. Every player starts with a fictional £100 million budget to spend on a total of 15 Premier League players. 11 of these stars, just like in real soccer, will be each user’s starting XI. Users earn points based on statistics earned by the players in actual Premier League games. Before the season starts, FPL players can make as many alterations to their fantasy team as they want. However, free transactions are then limited to once per gameweek throughout the season. Users can also only have a maximum of three players from each English top-flight club in their team as well.Players can join World Soccer Talk‘s private Fantasy Premier League for freeAlthough the game is free, sports fans love a bit of competition. After selecting an FPL squad, users can compete against other World Soccer Talk followers in a private league. This league will allow fans to go up against some of the biggest soccer fans in the world. Players can also join as many leagues as they want to.For those interested, here are the steps to join the World Soccer Talk Fantasy Premier League:Visit the Fantasy Premier League site and log inIf you’ve never registered before, click the ‘Sign Up’ button,After logging in, select your team (you can always change the team selection later, so don’t worry about finalizing your team right then and there)Open the ‘Leagues’ tab in the top navigationFind and click the “Create and join new leagues” buttonClick the ‘Join a league’ buttonClick the ‘Join private league’ buttonEnter the code ah258a and then click the ‘Join League’ buttonMultiple FPL pricing records have been set this summerWhile FPL is finally now open to play, Premier League officials have been releasing player prices throughout the last week. One of the more notable price changes of the summer involves Erling Haaland. The Manchester City superstar will begin the 2024/25 campaign costing potential owners £15 million. As a result, the striker is now the most expensive FPL player in the history of the game.Chelsea starlet Cole Palmer also helped break another FPL record this summer. The attacker previously cost owners £5.0 million before the 2023/24 season. Nevertheless, he now carries a hefty price tag of £10.5 million. This £5.5 million increase in just one year tops the previous record set by Andy Carroll back in 2011. FPL initially launched over 20 years ago and is the Premier League’s official free fantasy soccer game. It was previously played by around 11 million fans from all over the world last season.PHOTOS: IMAGO200+ Channels

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Excited about daily fantasy soccer in the United Kingdom? So are we. For that reason, we’ve compiled our five key things that we think you need to consider when picking a daily fantasy soccer team. Although we have DraftKings in mind, these points also apply equally to Mondogoal and other daily fantasy sports sites.1. Take a Look at the StatsSoccer, these days, is flooded with statistics. Perhaps not to the extent of the NFL or baseball – but thanks to sites like WhoScored.com, we can find out anything we want, within reason, on any player we want. The downside of this is it’s turned us into a bunch of nerds who become obsessed with Bastian Schweinsteiger’s second-half average pass-completion percentage (as an example).The upside is, it has brought fantasy managers so much more on which they can pick their daily fantasy team. There’s no need for choosing players on a hunch that they’ll do well, because you like a player or remember him scoring against a certain team when you saw him on television. Now you can find statistical evidence that will either confirm or debunk your theories. Daily fantasy soccer is a numbers game.2. Establish Must-Plays for Each PositionYou probably have a core of four or five players who you want more than any other for your daily fantasy team. Pick those players first. Top-priced players, usually, are the most popular ones, because they’re high points-scorers. That isn’t a guarantee of them delivering for you, but as a general principle, pick one player for each position (goal, defence, midfield and forward) who would be among the first names on your teamsheet.Build your team around these players; you can’t fill your side with the highest-priced highest-scorers, but the DraftKings salary cap permits you to purchase perhaps three to four of them. Someone like Mesut Özil of Arsenal will score major points on most matchdays, but to have him in the team, you need to be prepared to make sacrifices elsewhere.3. Find Your Value PicksPicked your top-line players (or as Jamie Redknapp calls them, “top top players”)? Good, because now you’re going to need to combine your knowledge of the Premier League’s less-lauded performers with serious number-crunching skills. Look at which midfielder is getting the assists in matches – look at the players who may concede goals in defence, but who also have a high interception rate. In daily fantasy soccer, blocks and tackles are almost as important as clean sheets for defenders.Similarly, players who are not foreign and exotic often escape the attention of the UK media. The pundits who wax lyrical about David Silva and Sergio Aguero when Manchester City look like a machine are less likely to go on about the likes of Jonjo Shelvey, who is a great passer and assist-maker. Someone like Wes Hoolahan, at a relatively unfashionable club like Norwich City, does things that often get ignored. He’s a perfect example of an undervalued daily fantasy player.4. Keep an Eye on FinancesAll the time you’re