Not all FPL points are equal - some players feast on relegation fodder and vanish against the big sides, others save their hauls for the top-of-the-table clashes. This table splits every player's points by opponent tier, banded on the season's final standings, so you can see exactly who scores against who.
Sort by any tier, filter by position, and watch the next-opponent highlight: when a bottom-6 bully's row lights up against a bottom-6 fixture, that's your transfer target or captaincy pick. Click any player for the full breakdown behind the numbers.
Every player's FPL points are split by the strength of the opponent he faced, banded on the season's final league table: positions 1-6 (Top 6), 7-14 (Mid-table) and 15-20 (Bottom 6). Each column shows his points per game and total points against that tier.
Sort by the vs Bottom 6 column. A player with a big points-per-game number there - and a modest one against the Top 6 - feasts on weaker sides, so target him when the fixture list turns kind and bench or sell him for the hard runs.
Each row highlights the tier column matching that player's next fixture, with the opponent and venue shown. A highlighted Bottom 6 cell on a player who averages eight points against bottom-six sides is exactly the transfer or captaincy signal this table exists for.
Sort by the vs Top 6 column to rank players by output against last season's top six. Big-game players hold their numbers in those fixtures - useful when your rivals are benching their premiums for a hard run you don't fear.
Promoted clubs have no top-flight record in the banding season, so as opponents they're treated as Bottom 6 by default and marked with an asterisk until the new season's table gives a truer picture.
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