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Gameweek 3 review · deadline Friday, 4 September 2026

Gameweek 3: the week in review

The average manager scored 51, 12 below the season average of 63. Last week's average was 81. The highest score anyone managed was 119. 13 players reached double figures, led by Mitchell.

The week's best

Mitchell (CRY) was the top-scoring player with 15 points. Behind him came Bogle on 14, Isak on 13 and Barnes on 12. The ten highest scorers, and how they got there:

PlayerClubPosPtsMinsGACSBonus
MitchellCRYDEF15732002
BogleLEEDEF14601013
IsakLIVFWD13632013
BarnesNEWMID12901102
VuskovicBHADEF12901002
JaneltBREMID11901003
GakpoLIVMID11900212
ØdegaardARSMID10761003
TavernierBOUMID10881003
GeorgeEVEMID10901003

The best XI of the week

The highest-scoring legal line-up from Gameweek 3 — one goalkeeper, then the best defenders, midfielders and forwards within the game's formation rules — would have scored 127 points before captaincy, against a game-wide average of 51.

PlayerClubPosPts
SuzukiAVLGKP10
MitchellCRYDEF15
BogleLEEDEF14
VuskovicBHADEF12
BarnesNEWMID12
JaneltBREMID11
IsakLIVFWD13
GakpoLIVMID11
ØdegaardARSMID10
TavernierBOUMID10
HaalandMCIFWD9

Captaincy

Haaland (MCI) carried the most armbands and returned 9 points — a solid 18 doubled. The best possible captain was Mitchell on 15, so the gap between the safe pick and the perfect one was 12 points. 1,787,071 managers played their Triple Captain this week, most of them on Haaland — 27 points tripled.

The transfer market

27,412,065 transfers were made before the deadline, and the most-bought player was Cherki (MCI). He returned 3 points — fine, not the haul the market was buying.

Chips played: 709,478 Wildcards, 421,239 Free Hits, 144,735 Bench Boosts and 1,787,071 Triple Captains.

Results

22 goals in 10 matches, 6 draws; 32 goalkeepers and defenders kept clean sheets. Discipline and misfortune: 41 yellows and 1 own goal. After Gameweek 3, Man City top the table on 9 points, level with Arsenal.

How did your league do?

Every number above is game-wide. FPL Rivals turns the same data into your own story: head-to-head records against your mates, captaincy calls with receipts, and a weekly verdict for the group chat. Compare two managers, read the captaincy guide, or see how effective ownership decides who moves up on a week like this.

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