GW10 · 15 players. Scores update as the prediction board resolves.
Every Fantasy Premier League gameweek has its own chaos - captain blanks, surprise benchings, clean sheet wipes, missed penalties and that one player who finally returns the week after everyone sells him.
Before the deadline, Predict the Board asks you to call all 16 moments: will they happen or won't they? Your calls lock at the deadline, the board resolves through the gameweek and you finish with a score out of 16.
The board can change before the deadline as team news and FPL panic develop, so make sure to stay alert.
A live look at the most popular decisions in FPL - plus a reminder that last gameweek's heroes are never to be trusted.
Owned by 79.2% of managers. Scored 2 pts. Beautiful.
Make every call before the deadline, watch the board resolve, then see how your score compares with everyone else.
Before the deadline, predict whether each of the 16 moments will happen this gameweek.
Your calls lock at the deadline. As the matches unfold, each one becomes right, wrong or stays in play.
Finish with a score out of 16, compare yourself with the community, then try again next gameweek.
FPL Heritage Bingo is a weekly FPL prediction game built around a 4×4 board of sixteen moments that could happen during the gameweek.
Before the deadline, make a call on all 16 cards: Will happen or Won't happen. Once the deadline passes, your calls lock and every resolved card is scored as right or wrong. Your final score is out of 16.
Yes. You can edit your predictions any time before the deadline. The board itself can also change before the deadline, so it is worth checking back — or turning on alerts.
Your predictions lock and the board starts resolving as the matches are played. You can follow your live score, then see your final result and how it compares with the rest of the community.
Players tied on score are ranked by the tiebreaker: how many events they correctly predicted would happen. If both the score and tiebreaker are tied, the players share the same position.
Four positive cards in any horizontal or vertical line. It is still part of the board, but your Predict the Board score is based on all 16 calls.
No. FPL Heritage Bingo is an independent community project.
The Gameweek 10 board brings together sixteen FPL moments to predict before the deadline - from popular picks and clean sheets to benchings, blanks and the usual chaos.
Make your calls before the board locks, then come back as the cards resolve. Below the snapshot, every described card gets its own fixture and context so you can follow the story behind each prediction throughout the gameweek.
Carrickball is a volatile thing. They can dominate the first half, only to collapse fifteen minutes later. One thing is sure - their defence is anything but reliable right now. Which sounds like a perfect time to keep a clean sheet.
The managers are done with him. He's blanked in games vs Coventry, Palace and Ipswich. Surely he won't score in a game against the currently second-best team in the league, right? Right?
Ah yes, the 60% clean sheet odds - "the best CS odds you'll see all season" they say. Little do they know, some of us triple captained Gabriel last season in the double gameweek, where he was supposed to get two clean sheets. Are we ready to get hurt again?
Van Hecke scored a header against Palace. One defender goal is already asking a lot. Surely he isn't about to make this a habit.
An in-form defender playing as a left winger for a great-looking team? A home fixture? Owned by ~70% of active player base? Sounds like a blank.
On penalties, on set pieces, "multiple routes to points". But apparently, no points. Coming back from injury, owned by almost no one - is this the time that our handsome Hungarian finally redeems himself and scores a goal in the Premier League?
One of the hottest midfield transfers in the past few gameweeks! Everyone wants Tavernier in their team. Two games in a span of three days. Will Marco Rose let our guy rest a little and hook him off without an attacking return? Let's find out!
After the Champions League game, Arteta confirmed that Konsa felt something in his knee. All that while Saliba is apparently ready to play. Is Arteta's lush hair real, or is he just a bald fraud with a toupee?
Your heart races as your differential steps up to take a penalty. Your fingers hover over the keyboard, ready to type "TOLD YA, LOSERS" in your FPL group chat. And then the keeper saves it. Of course he does.
Jackson made history last gameweek, becoming the biggest transfer in FPL history - 2,370,904 managers bought him last week. They've got their return, but are the managers ready for his benching, especially after he played almost a full game vs Barcelona in Champions League?
He's well rested, and playing against a team that conceded the most xG in the entire league. He needed just 3 minutes on the pitch in the Champions League to score a goal vs Fenerbahçe. Which probably means that 80+ minutes won't be enough for him to score this time.
Never get fancy, always cap Haaland?
Thierno Barry got a 0.99xG chance in his game versus Newcastle. Even he couldn't miss that one. Will he get the same chances versus Coventry though? Bobby Thomas might be back, and we know what he's capable of.
The cheap midfielder with multiple routes to points - the pick we all thought Szoboszlai would be at the start of the season. Gross is on course to speedrun 5 yellows, which means a one-game suspension. Does it really matter though, as everyone has him anyway?
United are in terrible form? Check. Villa are looking surprisingly good? Check. Subbed off early in the UCL game? Check. Come on Manzambi, we all know you can do it.
Bournemouth kept a clean sheet in each of their last six games. Ipswich is next - surely Silva and Hill won't disappoint us after being most hyped-up transfers this gameweek.