The EFL 2025/26 campaign is just over a month and a half away, with the release of the fixtures on Thursday 26 June the next major step towards preparations for the new season.
And with the start of a new Football League year comes the return of Fantasy EFL!
The inaugural season was a blast. We had 19 Double Gameweeks and two Triple Gameweeks. The popular play-off version of the game didn’t disappoint, either!
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This is your opportunity to share your insights, recommend top players, appear in our official and unofficial articles, and potentially even get a shout-out from official EFL channels.
We’re not asking for a huge time commitment. We’ll just need some quick thoughts on your club and players during the pre-season, and a few insights at key moments throughout the campaign.
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Fair play on investigating it. But did we ever take this much interest in the intricacies of how Baps were awarded, and is this much different?
»u just need to look at the history of past winners....previous ranks mean diddly-squat
»So basically a tackle is getting the ball off the other player and the other definitions are based on whether your team regains possession as a result of that tackle.
»Tackle A tackle is defined when a player connects with the ball in a legal, ground-level challenge and successfully takes the ball away from the opposition player. The tackled player must be in controlled possession of the ball to be tackled by an opposition player. A tackle won is deemed to be when the tackler or one of their teammates regains possession because of the challenge, or when the ball goes out of play and is safe. A tackle lost is when a tackle is made but the ball goes to an opposition player. Both are categorised as tackles, but the outcome of the tackle (won or lost) is different based on where the ball goes after the tackle. Missed Tackle This is where a player attempts to challenge for the ball and does not make it – it is calculated by adding fouls with an attempted tackle qualifier to the number of times a player is beaten by a dribble (challenge lost).
»How many points did you get in GW38?
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