What time do FPL price changes happen?

Once a night, just after midnight UK time in 2026/27. Each night's page shows the moves from that update; the live counter shows who is close to moving tonight.

Should I sell a player whose price fell?

Only if his expected points say so. A fall costs you £0.1m of value, which matters less than the points he will score; the expected points column is for the coming gameweek, and his page shows the next five.

Why did a projected price change not happen?

Net transfers can swing late in the evening, and FPL caps a player at £0.3m of movement in a gameweek, so a player who has already moved three times holds his price however many managers buy him.

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FPL price changes, Mon 9 Nov

Every move from the overnight update, with the new price, ownership and the coming gameweek's expected points, and whether FPL's own counter called it.

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Last night: João Pedro (£7.7m to £7.6m, 32.1% owned) and 12 more fell; De Cuyper (£5.4m to £5.5m, 47.6% owned) and 3 more rose. FPL's own counter called 17 of the 17 moves the evening before.

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Rose4playersmost owned: De Cuyper

Fell13playersmost owned: João Pedro

Called17 of 17movesprojected by FPL's counter the evening before

What the Mon 9 Nov moves say

Should you sell João Pedro?

João Pedro fell to £7.6m after 202,000 managers sold him on FPL's counter, the most owned of the night's 13 fallers at 32.1%.

He is flagged out with no return date, so the fall is the least of it: the odds give him nothing at home to Leeds.

Also down: Gvardiol, Donnarumma and Emersonn, all owned by 1% or more.

Is the crowd right about De Cuyper?

De Cuyper rose to £5.5m, bought by 87,000 managers on FPL's counter. The market makes him 5.5 expected points away at Hull City, the best of 31 defenders within £0.5m of his price.

The crowd and the odds agree: he is among the best at his price, and the £5.5m is still fair.