FPL Manager Comparison Tool
FPL managers are a competitive bunch.
Whether among friends or discussing the best Fantasy Premier League managers in the world, there will always be a debate about who’s better!
What makes one better isn’t black and white. Some will argue recent seasons should take precedence, one-off high rankings shouldn’t count, and even certain averages are more accurate than others.
Well, we’ve decided to create a tool to give you a definitive answer.
Who’s The Better FPL Manager?
Enter two FPL team IDs above to get a full head to head comparison between them.
If you don’t know how to get your ID, then check out our how to find your FPL team ID article.
If you want to know where you stand against every other manager rather than just one, check out our ‘What Is My All Time Rank?’ page.
How the verdict is decided
Eight categories count toward the result: all time rank, the weighted all time rank, the 2, 3, 5 and 10 season ranks, and the average and median finishes. Whoever wins more categories wins the comparison.
Two figures are shown but deliberately excluded. Seasons playedmeasures longevity, not quality — counting it would let a fifteen-season journeyman beat a five-season elite manager on a technicality. Best ever finish rewards a single exceptional year, and the whole premise of the all time model is that consistency matters more.
The ranks come from the same model behind our all time FPL manager table, so the two agree by construction rather than by coincidence. A manager needs at least five of the last ten seasons to be ranked at all.
Settling the argument
Every comparison gets its own link, so you can send the result straight to the manager you just beat. Use the share button, or copy the address bar — loading that link runs the same comparison again.
Worth knowing before you send it: FPL issues new team IDs every season, so an ID saved from a previous year won’t work. Your history stays attached to your account, only the number changes.