FPL Rank Checker

The checker gives you:

• Overall ranking
• Where your global ranking stands as a % of all teams
• Overall points
• Gameweek rank and points
• How many points you’re behind rank milestones, ie top 10k
• Overall ranking by each gameweek

Knowing your rank is easy enough. Knowing what it would take to reach the next tier is the harder question, and the one this tool answers — FPL tells you where you are, not what it would take to be somewhere else.

After every gameweek we record the points held by the manager sitting at twelve checkpoints — rank 1, 10, 100, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000, 50,000, 100,000, 200,000, 500,000 and 1,000,000. The tool compares your total against each, so instead of “412,000th” you get “34 points off the top 10k”.

One thing to bear in mind: closing the gap takes more than the difference suggests, because the managers above you keep scoring. A 34-point deficit closes at whatever rate you outscore them, not in a single good week.

Every gameweek you have played, with your score, that week’s rank, your running total, your overall rank after it and the percentile that puts you in.

Bench is the points your substitutes scored while sitting out — points you owned but did not receive. A high figure over a season usually means one of two things: a bench strong enough that the wrong eleven keep starting, or players who are not playing enough to be worth the squad place. Neither is fatal, and some bench points are unavoidable, but it is the number that quietly explains a season that felt better than it finished.

Alternatively, you can find your FPL ID by clicking ‘Gameweek History’ on the right-hand side when you’re on the team selection page.

The same can be applied to finding someone else’s team ID. Go to their team and copy the same part of the URL. Our full guide to finding your FPL team ID covers both, plus how to find a league ID.

What constitutes a good FPL rank depends on the skill of the manager.

However, a rank of 10k or better is considered to be a great season by most of the FPL community.

The Fantasy Premier League game gets bigger every season — there are now over 12 million teams, up from around 2.4 million fifteen years ago.

As a result, reaching the top 10k is becoming increasingly difficult.

Combine that with the amount of free FPL tools readily available, and the quality of FPL managers is also getting better.

Therefore, it’s not unreasonable to consider a top 50k finish the equivalent of what a top 10k was several seasons ago.

That growth is also why comparing ranks across seasons is misleading. Our FPL rank history checker shows every season you have played as a percentage of everyone playing that year, which is the fairer comparison.