After all the agonising among Fantasy Premier League managers over who should replace the suspended Richarlison, Gameweek 4 left us with one demoralising conclusion - we never should have sold him in the first place.

It's never a comfortable feeling being satisfied with your Fantasy Premier League team - something infuriating is always waiting for you just around the corner.

The main talking point in Fantasy Premier League last week happened before a ball was even kicked.

There are now over five million Fantasy Premier League teams registered - and all the new managers got a taste of some of the many hair-pulling frustrations the rest of us have been enduring for years.

Fantasy Premier League is finally back, and it won't be long before we will finally learn if all that time spent ruminating and tinkering with our teams was actually worth it.

Fantasy Premier League managers everywhere are strapping in for the wild ride that is Gameweek 38 - especially those for whom disaster struck last Friday.

It’s finally here - the last Double Gameweek of the season.

Arsene Wenger has divided opinion for years now - but he’ll always have a special place in the heart of some Fantasy Premier League managers after what he did this week.

Another Double Gameweek, another disappointment.

Fantasy Premier League managers worldwide breathed a collective sigh of relief this week after the last fixtures of the season were finally confirmed.

It only had four fixtures, but Gameweek 31 saw armies of Fantasy Premier League managers celebrate one of their highest scoring weeks of the season.

Barely two minutes had passed before Fantasy Premier League managers were greeted with their first bizarre sight of Gameweek 29.

Fantasy Premier League managers everywhere love a good moan about the allocation of bonus points - usually when one of their players gets short-changed. This week was very different, though.

Sooner or later, the Fantasy Premier League conversation always seems to come back to Sergio Aguero.

There wasn't too much in the midweek games to get Fantasy Premier League managers excited - all the best action was off the field.

Gameweek 24 had an air of nostalgia for Fantasy Premier League managers, as we watched former legends of the game come to the fore again.

Stubbornly holding on to a player can be fatal in Fantasy Premier League - but managers have been finding out recently that selling one too soon can be every bit as calamitous.

Last week, the term #kanexit was coined by frustrated Fantasy Premier League managers looking to offload the top-priced Spurs man after some inconsistent form. It's unlikely to be heard again anytime soon.

Red cards, diving, goals galore - Gameweek 18 had plenty to keep Fantasy Premier League managers on their toes.

Even the most pessimistic of Fantasy Premier League pundits never thought it would get this bad.

The start of January saw the first Double Gameweek of the Fantasy Premier League season - and like most of them, it brought plenty of disappointment with it.

There was a time when owning three high-priced forwards seemed like the only the way to go in Fantasy Premier League.

A dilemma that has plagued Fantasy Premier League managers all season was finally put to rest this week.

If you were merely bored during the international break, you were one of the lucky ones.

In a week when the five most popular picks for captain all failed to find the net, you knew the mood among the FPL community was about to darken.

Never underestimate the role of psychology in Fantasy Premier League.

Oh, how the mighty have fallen, eh?

The popularity of Fantasy Premier League has soared in recent years, as fans worldwide look to get a small taste of the highs and lows of football management. This is one of the lows.

High-profile injuries and squad rotation have plagued FPL managers this season.

High-profile injuries and squad rotation have plagued FPL managers this season.

There’s nothing in FPL quite as gut-wrenching as watching a player you don’t own score a hat-trick.

The season is only four weeks old - but already Fantasy Premier League is handing out some tough lessons for some of the more unfortunate managers among us.

The season is only four weeks old - but already Fantasy Premier League is handing out some tough lessons for some of the more unfortunate managers among us.

With the international break and the phoney wars of the transfer window now thankfully behind us, FPL managers can focus on the season ‘proper’.

It was an FPL week to forget for pretty much anyone who didn’t own the likes of Bailly, Pogba... and the irrepressible Marcus Alonso.

Weeks of pre-season conjecture and speculation were finally put to rest last week, as millions of FPL managers worldwide tinkered their last.

Fantasy Premier League is back, and oh how we’ve missed it!

It was truly a Gameweek like no other. Gameweek 37 was a wild ride, as the thrill of massive points totals was tempered with a pang of regret for most. 

Last Sunday, Fantasy Premier League managers everywhere learned a valuable lesson as they watched one match throw season run-in plans into chaos.

Usually the rare sight of two teams with a pair of Double Gameweeks in a row would have FPL managers gleefully doubling or even trebling-up on both. Not this time.

We’ve all nodded along sagely to warnings that Double Gameweek players don’t necessarily outscore their single-fixture counterparts, but it takes a week like this to make us actually believe it.