From second opinion to autopilot

Your FPL. As hands-on as you want.

Need some research, a complete gameweek plan, or want the routine handled for you? You decide how much Control Center does — from checking the calls you are unsure about to planning transfers, lineup, captaincy and chips.

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1
Just give me a second opinion

Research the fixtures, injuries, form and alternatives when you want another view before making your own call.

2
Plan the whole gameweek

Get one joined-up recommendation for transfers, XI, bench, captain, vice-captain and chips — ready for you to approve.

3
Go hands-off when you want

Set your boundaries and let Control Center handle the routine inside them. You stay in control of how far it can go.

Early beta receipts

It makes the calls. We keep the receipts.

Real examples from the beta team, recorded around the gameweek rather than rewritten after the result. It will get calls wrong too — the point is to make the decision process visible.

Captaincy call

Bruno over Haaland

Control Center backed Bruno Fernandes for the armband. Bruno delivered 24 captain points versus Haaland's 6 — an 18-point swing.

Differential XI calls

Backed the less-obvious starters

The plan kept Mbeumo in the XI for a 10-point return and also backed a less-obvious Brentford starter instead of simply defaulting to the safer-looking choice.

Full gameweek

72 points vs 61 average

The beta team beat the gameweek average by 11 points and moved roughly 759k places, from 3.68m to 2.93m overall.

Early beta examples, not a promise of future returns. Every recommendation should be judged on the information available before the deadline.
Research

Skip the homework

Injuries, fixtures, form, transfers and captaincy considered together when you need a decision.

Your control

Approve as much as you want

Use it as an adviser, let it build the full plan, or increase the level of automation when you are comfortable.

History

See what it actually said

Keep a record of the plan, rationale, approval and result instead of relying on hindsight.