An FPL league tracker that moves while the football is on

Live rank movement, not next-morning results

During a gameweek, the tracker polls for updated scores and recalculates your mini league table as the numbers come in. Each manager gets a small arrow showing whether they have moved up, down or held their position since the table last refreshed, so you can see a big captain haul or a red card collapse land in something close to real time. It is the difference between checking a league table once the gameweek is deadlined and watching it happen with the games.

Points gaps that actually mean something

Every row shows the gap in points to the manager directly above, not just the overall total. That single number answers the question mini league chat groups ask constantly during a gameweek: how much do I need from my captain to close the distance to first place, or how far clear am I of being caught. Small leagues live and die on those margins, and the tracker keeps the margin visible rather than buried in mental arithmetic.

Captain consensus, at a glance

The tracker also surfaces captain consensus across your mini league: who has gone with the popular captain pick and who has gambled on a differential. That context matters as much as the raw score, because a manager sitting mid-table with an unusual captain choice can jump several places on a single haul while the chasing pack, all captaining the same player, move together.

Without Captains, Without Chips, Without Best and Worst Weeks

Underneath the live table sit three alternate rankings the app calls Without modes. Without Captains re-ranks everyone using single, uncaptained points, which answers whether a manager is actually winning on squad selection or living off one big armband decision. Without Chips strips out the effect of Wildcard, Free Hit, Bench Boost and Triple Captain, useful for settling arguments about whether a chip week flattered someone's overall standing. Without Best and Worst Weeks drops each manager's single highest and lowest scoring gameweek before adding up the season, which rewards consistency over one lucky week. None of these replace the official FPL table, they sit alongside it as a second, honest opinion on who is actually playing the better season.

One account, every mini league you are in

If you play in more than one classic mini league, link your FPL Team ID once and switch between leagues from the same account rather than juggling separate screenshots or spreadsheets for the work league and the family league. The tracker, the awards and the records all follow whichever league you have switched to.

New to running a league rather than just playing in one? The guide onhow to run an FPL mini leaguecovers setting rules before gameweek one, agreeing on prize money and keeping people playing until May.