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Five gameweeks.
The recorded results.

Explore the saved squads and scoring details for GW1–GW5, with a separate pitch and score table for each week.

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  1. GW158 gross points · open pitch
  2. GW2143 gross points · open pitch
  3. GW357 gross points · open pitch
  4. GW481 gross points · open pitch
  5. GW562 gross points · open pitch

Results first, explanation alongside. Open a pitch for the team overview, switch to its score table for player contributions, then return here. These supporting views are available before the videos.

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Supporting context

The record

Recorded week by week

These are saved summary fields. Gross and net remain distinct; GW3 includes a four-point transfer cost.

WeekGrossNetCumulativeExplore
GW1585858Pitch Score table
GW2143143201Pitch Score table
GW35753254Pitch Score table
GW48181335Pitch Score table
GW56262397Pitch Score table

Reading the lineups

GW1 shows the reported XI and bench with Bench Boost. GW2–GW5 show the effective counted lineups. GW5 already includes Wirtz for João Pedro once; it does not establish the original deadline XI.

The table shows counted starter contributions and raw bench points. GW2’s Bruno Fernandes score is the recorded 23 × 3 = 69. Ordinary bench points do not count toward the total without the applicable chip.

Scope and status

What these views show

Saved observationsContext without a live-refresh claim

Historical prices and club labels preserve the 24 September observation; they are not historical deadline prices. Draft A retains 30 September price observations and draft B retains 2 October observations. These are ordinary market prices, not purchase or selling values.

The pitch and score table use the same saved records. A video is not yet attached to this page; there is no published transcript or playback here.