FPG
iOS app by Toby Gaskell. Sports · Toby Gaskell
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.3.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Store description excerpt
Fantasy football, without the faff. No 15-man squads. No transfers. No agonising over price changes. Just one pick a week — and it's free to play. FPG is the dead-simple Premier League prediction game you play with your mates. Every gameweek you back ONE team to win their match. Get it right, climb the table. That's the whole idea — but there's far more strategy than you'd think. HOW IT WORKS - Each gameweek, pick one Premier League team to win. - Win and you score, lose and you'll slip. Draws are neutral... usually. - Every club can only be picked TWICE all season — so spend your big guns wisely. IT'S NOT JUST WIN OR LOSE The twist is in the scoring: - Derby weeks — bigger swings on the fiercest fixtures. - Draw Means More — rounds where a draw is suddenly worth backing. - Double Points — pick well and cash in. - Lonely Pick bonus — extra points for backing a winner no one else dared. - Head-to-head — go right where your rivals went wrong. PLAY WITH YOUR MATES - Create or join private mini-leagues and settle who really knows their football. - Climb the global leaderboard against every player. - Round-by-round breakdowns show exactly how you scored, and why. STAY IN THE GAME - Smart reminders so you never miss a deadline. - Instant results and score breakdowns the moment a round ends. - Your season, wrapped — stats, streaks and highlights when the campaign's done. One pick a week is all it takes. Download FPG, make your pick, and prove you know the Premier League better than your mates.
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