The news that affects your squad
Injuries, press conferences and headlines — filtered against the fifteen players you own, so you are not reading about somebody else\u2019s squad.
How it is different from a feed
Once your Team ID is in, the players you own are flagged first. A hamstring in a squad you do not own is not news to you.
Fitness flags come from the official data — availability, chance of playing, and the club\u2019s own wording — beside the model\u2019s start probability.
The Premier League\u2019s own feed alongside the major outlets, so a story that breaks in one place is not missed for hours.
Rebuilt four times a day, deliberately catching Thursday and Friday press conferences — which is when the news that changes a gameweek actually arrives.
The only question that matters: does it touch my team?
A press conference is noise until it is about one of your fifteen. Anything that affects a player you own is flagged on your squad screen, with the replacement already costed.
- Availability flags on the players you actually own
- Doubts separated from confirmed absences
- A replacement suggested within your budget
What to check before every deadline
The flags on your XI
A yellow flag with a 75% chance is a different decision from a red one, and both are different from silence.
Who is back
Returning players are as important as injured ones, and they move prices faster.
The late presser
Most managers set their team before Friday. The teams that move are usually announced after they did.
Try it on your squad
Paste your Team ID — no account, no email, nothing to cancel.