Fantasy FixturesFPL player comparison tool
Stuck between two transfers? Pick any two Fantasy Premier League players to put their numbers side by side. The better figure in each row is highlighted, so you can see at a glance who offers more points, safer minutes or an easier run of fixtures. Stats are refreshed every day from the official FPL game, currently up to gameweek 7.
Popular comparisons this gameweek
The most-owned players in the game against their closest rival: same position and within £1.0m, so either one fits the same slot in your team.
João Pedro vs Thiago
forwards · £7.9m vs £7.8m · 72.9% vs 8.8% owned
Calafiori vs De Cuyper
defenders · £6.0m vs £5.3m · 54.0% vs 41.2% owned
- Rogers vs Cherki
midfielders · £8.0m vs £8.0m · 48.2% vs 38.0% owned
- Groß vs Szoboszlai
midfielders · £6.2m vs £6.8m · 45.5% vs 18.8% owned
- Raya vs Pickford
goalkeepers · £6.1m vs £5.5m · 44.4% vs 8.7% owned
- Gvardiol vs Hall
defenders · £5.8m vs £5.3m · 28.2% vs 20.4% owned
- Palmer vs Saka
midfielders · £9.7m vs £9.6m · 26.5% vs 16.4% owned
Calvert-Lewin vs Wissaforwards · £6.1m vs £6.1m · 23.5% vs 13.9% owned
- Verbruggen vs Kinsky
goalkeepers · £4.6m vs £4.5m · 22.6% vs 15.3% owned
Mbeumo vs Ødegaardmidfielders · £7.8m vs £6.8m · 20.6% vs 18.5% owned
- Tarkowski vs Guéhi
defenders · £6.2m vs £6.0m · 18.3% vs 17.8% owned
- Konsa vs Ajayi
defenders · £4.6m vs £4.2m · 17.9% vs 13.3% owned
How to read the comparison
Total points tell you what has already happened. For a transfer, the rows that predict what happens next matter more. Expected goal involvement per 90 (xGI/90) adds up a player's expected goals and expected assists per full match: a forward above 0.60 is getting the chances that lead to hauls, even during a quiet spell.
Minutes and returns of 5+ points show how reliable a pick is. A player who scores big once and blanks for three weeks is a gamble; one who returns most weeks protects your rank.Points per £m is the value measure: it tells you how much each million spent has produced, which matters most for midfielders and defenders who fill out a squad.
Next 5 fixtures (FDR) averages the official fixture difficulty rating for the coming five gameweeks, from 1 (easiest) to 5 (hardest). Defenders and goalkeepers depend on it most, because clean sheets follow fixtures more closely than goals do. For the full run of every team, see thefixture difficulty ticker.
Every player name links to a full profile with gameweek history and price moves. For lists rather than a single head-to-head, try our best picks by position, value and form.