FPL League Scout

Fantasy Premier League Mini-League Tool

FPL League Scout

Paste a public FPL league URL, enter a league ID, or use your saved manager ID to pick one of your public classic leagues and compare the top 20 teams.

Find a League

Top 20 only

Paste a public FPL league URL or enter the league ID. The last successful league is remembered in this browser.

FPL League Scout

League standings projection

Scout your mini-league

Load a league to compare current standings with modelled projected totals, projected position movement, and a TallyKind team ranking score for the top 20 teams.

How It Works

Current table plus modelled outlook

League Scout reads the first public standings page for a classic FPL league, caps analysis at 20 teams, then projects each squad over your selected gameweek horizon using the same player and fixture model as the FPL planner.

The projected position is not an official forecast from FPL. It is a directional view of how the analysed top 20 could change if current squads, availability and fixture projections played out.

Reading the Score

Use it to spot pressure points

The team ranking score blends projected league position with upcoming projected points, then colours each score on a low-to-high gradient so strong outlooks are easy to scan.

  • Green movement means a team is projected to climb inside the analysed sample.
  • Red movement means another team is projected to overtake it.
  • Small score gaps are best treated as close calls rather than certainties.

Notes

FPL League Scout FAQs

Can I find leagues from my manager ID?

Yes. Enter a public manager ID or manager URL and TallyKind will show the public classic leagues listed on that FPL profile, so you can scout one without copying the league URL first.

Why only the top 20 teams?

Each team projection needs squad, player and fixture data. Capping the first standings page at 20 teams keeps the tool responsive and avoids hammering the public FPL API.

Does it remember my league?

Yes. The last successful league ID is saved in your browser only, so TallyKind does not need an account or server-side profile to make repeat checks easier.

Can it see future transfers?

No. It uses public FPL data and cannot see private transfer plans, future chips, hidden captain changes or late team news.

What should I do with the output?

Use it to see whether rivals have stronger projected squads, then open the Team Planner or Team Analyser when you want to review your own transfers, captain options and squad risks.

Related FPL Tools

Turn the league view into an action plan

If the scout shows a gap opening, use the planner and analyser to check which players, fixtures and captain calls may be driving it.