What is Fantasy Premier League? Is it free to play?

What is FPL and is it free to play? A guide to the very basics of Fantasy Premier League as part of our FPL Training Academy series.

Published 1 Apr 2025 · 1 min read
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What is Fantasy Premier League (FPL) and is it free to play?

We answer these questions below as part of our FPL Training Academy series, covering all the basics of the game.

Our How to Play FPLpage covers everything you need to know, with guides for complete beginners and managers who want to gain an edge over the competition and win their mini-leagues.

For everything else, including our tips on best players and expert team reveals, see our Ultimate Guide to FPL – there’s plenty of free information but for access to our best stuff and incredible toolbox, you’ll have to become a Hub member.

What is FPL?

Fantasy Premier League is a game played all over the world.

It is based on the Premier League, the highest footballing division in England, featuring clubs ranging from Manchester City to Liverpool.

In Fantasy Premier League, also known as FPL, people pick a total of 15 Premier League players.

Each player has a price and each squad of 15 cannot exceed the maximum budget of £100m.

Throughout every round of fixtures in the league season, the players selected score points for things such as goals, assists and clean sheets.

People compete against their friends and colleagues in leagues called mini-leagues. There is also an overall leaderboard, with the best players in the world winning prizes.

Is FPL free to play?

Fantasy Premier League is free to play and there is no entry fee.

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Check out our fantasy football ultimate guides

Our Ultimate Guide to FPL has everything you could ever need to guide you through each gameweek. Regularly updated, it includes all our FPL content in one handy place – from team reveals from some of the best FPL managers in the game to tips on the best players and much more.

We also have ultimate guides for Dream Team and Telegraph Fantasy Football, which are also home to tips and regular articles from experts in these formats.

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