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FANTASY FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2025-26

WEEKLY UPDATE WITH IAN WHITE
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WELCOMEto the tasy Football League 2025/26.
Today’s update covers the period Sunday, April 5 through to Saturday, April 11.
So, who has benefited the most from their substitutions so far?
Well, John Second PO [S] are at the moment 1,315pts better off with their substitutions in play.
Next are Alba Lago [S], who are 1,258pts better off.
Then comes Cofete Celtic [S], who are 990pts to the good with their substitutions in play.
At the other end of the table, Epouvantable [S] have benefited the most after their changes.
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