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.

Prices

FPL price changes, Tue 20 Oct

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.

How to use this →

Last night: Welbeck (£5.9m to £5.8m, 0.7% owned) and 5 more fell; Rogers (£7.9m to £8.0m, 53.9% owned) and 3 more rose. FPL's own counter called 10 of the 10 moves the evening before.

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Rose4playersmost owned: Rogers

Fell6playersmost owned: Welbeck

Called10 of 10movesprojected by FPL's counter the evening before

What the Tue 20 Oct moves say

Written from the odds for Gameweek 8 as they stood before its deadline.

Should you sell Welbeck?

Welbeck fell to £5.8m after 2,972 managers sold him on FPL's counter, the most owned of the night's 6 fallers at 0.7%.

He is fit, and the market makes him 3.7 expected points at home to Spurs, the 6th best of 22 forwards within £0.5m of his price. The sales look like a reaction to last week, not to the odds: a hold, unless the £0.1m is what your transfer needs.

Is the crowd right about Rogers?

Rogers rose to £8.0m, bought by 85,000 managers on FPL's counter. The market makes him 5.1 expected points at home to Spurs, the best of 8 midfielders within £0.5m of his price.

The crowd and the odds agree: he is among the best at his price, and the £8.0m is still fair.

Also up: Groß, and .