The all-new defensive contributions could play a crucial role in how we select our defenders in Fantasy Premier League (FPL) 2025/26.
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By now, you’ll all have probably seen who the leading names would have been for defensive contributions in 2024/25 – the likes of James Tarkowski, Murillo and the now-departed Dean Huijsen.
But what about, for instance, a defender with the potential to be a clearance machine who had a spell out with a mid-season injury? They likely won’t feature in any end-of-year table.
So, it’s for that reason that we’ve gone ‘by match’ in this article, as it levels the playing field somewhat regarding game-time.
We’ve used data from our Members Area for this piece – more of which below…
He should be 6.5
»Even without recalculating bonus points, it would still be good to know which players they were. And were some of them denied fantasy assists multiple times?
»Would rather myself do a WC/BB back to back after maybe 8-12 weeks, with better data on who is 99% starting week-in-week-out rather than just line up's in friendlies.
»I would always look at fixtures, players, scout picks, polls etc while typing typing out comments and replies, incredibly useful in fact
»Would then need to change bonus points.
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