The FPL Gameweek 28 deadline is close. Let’s get those Team Selections locked in and answer your burning questions ahead of the next Fantasy Premier League deadline.
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In this video I update my FPL Watchlist with players I’m looking to potentially bring into my FPL squad for Gameweek 25.
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This was another COVID-19-interrupted season played out without fans for the most part. Against that eerie backdrop, Manchester City comfortably claimed the 2020/21 title. The relegation places were also settled relatively early, though there were a few surprises this season too.
Here is a recap of the season
Manchester City
Its fifth Premier League title came without too much fuss in the end as last year’s winners Liverpool failed to recover from a slow start. City is a worthy winner, clearly the best team in the country and with a Champions League final to look forward to this weekend.
Manchester United
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer deserves credit for steering United to second place and the club is favorite for Wednesday’s Europa League final, too. But for United, finishing second, especially to rivals City
Liverpool
Yes, Liverpool was unlucky with injuries. But Champions League qualification is the bare minimum for last season’s champions. City was the favorite but Liverpool never looked like challenging and must improve next season.
Chelsea
in a tight race for Champions League qualification, Chelsea recovered well from its poor showing in the first half of the season under previous manager Frank Lampard. Thomas Tuchel took over with the club in ninth and will be expected to mount a title challenge next season.
Leicester City
Most Leicester fans would have taken a first-ever FA Cup win and 5th place before the season, but there will undoubtedly be disappointment it couldn’t hang on to a top-four spot. Still, Brendan Rodgers has done a fine job and this must go down as a successful season
West Ham United
Hand me a big slice of humble pie. I thought the Hammers would struggle again after finishing 16th last season. But David Moyes has done a fantastic job and a place in the Europa League is an excellent result for West Ham.
Tottenham Hotspur
This was not a successful season for Spurs. The appointment of Jose Mourinho was a failure and qualifying for the Europa Conference League is a dubious honor. The club faces big decisions this summer.
Arsenal
Like its North London neighbor, Arsenal requires a rebuild. The club should be challenging for the Champions League places, not battling for a place in the Europa Conference League. No European football next season.
