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FPL fixture ease

Which clubs have the kindest upcoming run, and which face a wall — one blended ease score per club, from the same fixture signal the rankings score per player.

  1. 1COV58
  2. 2NOT58
  3. 3NEW55
  4. 4TOT55
  5. 5MUN53
  6. 6MCI52
  7. 7CRY49
  8. 8FUL49
  9. 9IPS48
  10. 10BRI47
  11. 11CHE47
  12. 12AST45
  13. 13BRE45
  14. 14LIV45
  15. 15ARS43
  16. 16HUL42
  17. 17LEE42
  18. 18EVE41
  19. 19BOU40
  20. 20SUN33

0–100, higher is easier. Blended over the upcoming stretch — a planning signal, not a single-opponent grid.

Common questions

What does the ease score mean?
A 0–100 blend of how kind each club’s upcoming stretch of fixtures looks — higher is easier. It is the same fixture component the rankings and the in-season engine score per player, averaged per club, so a claim made off this page and a claim made off the rankings agree with each other.
Is this a gameweek-by-gameweek difficulty grid?
No — it is one blended score over the upcoming stretch, which is the honest shape of the data behind it. For most decisions that is the right question anyway: you claim a player for the next month, not for one opponent.
How should I use it for claims and transfers?
Pair it with form: a player in decent form at a club near the top of this board is the classic value claim, and a star at a club near the bottom is a hold-not-add. The free agents page folds this in automatically — a kind run is a quarter of its score.
How often does it update?
Daily, with the same sync that refreshes the rankings — so postponements and rearranged fixtures move a club’s ease as soon as the schedule changes.

Turn a kind run into points: this week’s best free agents fold fixture ease in automatically, and every claim locks at the gameweek deadline.

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