14 September 2026 - from 2875 real predictions made on this site
Gameweek 4 pulled in 2,875 predictions from 295 of you, and a fair chunk of them were shredded by half past five. Four of the ten fixtures finished level, including two goalless ones, and Leeds beat Newcastle 4-1 in a game only 15 percent of you called correctly. The one that behaved was Sunderland 0-2 Arsenal, backed by 89 percent. Coventry 0-5 Brighton was also read well at 84 percent, if not quite at that scoreline.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham was the outlier of the round. Just 3 percent of 289 entries had the draw, with the average prediction sitting at 2.49-0.72. Chelsea 2-2 Hull was almost as unhelpful: 5 percent got there, against an average of 2.6-0.67. Crystal Palace losing 3-2 at home to Ipswich was found by 7 percent. Aston Villa 1-2 Nottingham Forest chipped in at 10 percent.
Three exact scores was the high-water mark this week, managed by Rob Bright, Lachlan Mackey and Stridix. Given how the draws fell, that is a decent haul. Nobody at all got Liverpool 0-0 Fulham, which makes it the hardest fixture of the round by some distance: 289 predictions, zero exact calls. Bournemouth 2-2 Brentford was the friendliest, with 53 percent on the draw.
Last Man Standing was not a long afternoon. Of 60 picks, 52 went out, an elimination rate of 87 percent. Chelsea did the most damage as the most popular choice with 24 picks, all 24 eliminated by the 2-2 with Hull. Liverpool's 18 backers followed them out after the goalless draw with Fulham. Tottenham and Crystal Palace took four each with them. Arsenal's four picks were the ones left standing.
Pascal Gross was the standout in the live FPL data: 17 points in the gameweek, form of 8.2 and 205,618 transfers in at 5.6m. Jayden Bogle tops the form chart on 9.2 with 37 total points and only 2.3 percent ownership at 4.5m. Morgan Rogers led the transfer market on 313,124. Gvardiol, De Cuyper, Joao Pedro and Haaland all sit on 33 points. Deadline for gameweek 5 is 18 September, 17:30 UTC.