How to create a Fantasy Premier League (FPL) account

Rahul Saha Rahul Saha

With the Premier League just around the corner, millions of fans worldwide have already put on their thinking hats in an attempt to rule the fantasy world.

Fantasy Premier League (FPL), one of the world’s largest online fantasy games, sees millions of people worldwide compete against each other. The game sees you as a fantasy manager, picking a squad of 15 players from the ongoing Premier League season. Over the course of a season, the points scored by your players help your team rank among players worldwide. You can create your team, play with friends in private leagues, or even participate in public leagues against players worldwide.

Let’s get down to the very basics today and see how one can create a Fantasy Premier League (FPL) account in three very simple steps!

Also read: The Best FPL Leagues

Step 1

Right at the start, you’ll need to head over to the FPL website and click “Sign up”.

How to create a Fantasy Premier League account - Signup

Step 2

Fill up the Registration Form with your details. Select your email preferences if you want to stay updated with the latest news from your favourite club(s). Agree to the Terms & Conditions and complete your registration.

Fantasy Premier League - Registration Form

Step 3

Once you have finished your registration, you will get a verification email in the inbox of the ID you signed up with. After confirming your email, you can log into your FPL account with the ID and password you signed up with.

Once you have successfully created your FPL account and logged in, create your FPL team, join leagues and showcase your football knowledge against the best in the world!

How to create a Fantasy Premier League account - verification email

Join SportsKhabri’s very own private fantasy league
League Name: “Blood, Sweat and Beers!!!”
League Code:
4ggsh5
Link:
https://fantasy.premierleague.com/leagues/auto-join/4ggsh5

How to join private and public mini-leagues

Once you are done creating your 15-man squad. Click on the “More” tab and select “Leagues & Cups”. There you can create your own private or public mini-leagues.

Once you are there, click on the “Create & Join New Leagues and Cups”. There you’ll find two options: “Join a League & Cup” and “Create a League & Cup”. If you want to create your very own league, you can do that by clicking on the latter; if you want to join one of your mate’s or favourite content creator’s league, you’ll have to click on the first option.

How to create a Fantasy Premier League (FPL) account and How to join Private an d Public Mini-Leagues

Once there, you’ll have to enter the unique league code for your desired mini-league. For example, to join our very own private mini-league “Blood, Sweat and Beers!!!”, all you have to do is enter our unique league code, which is “4ggsh5”, and you’ll be a part of our league.

How to create a Fantasy Premier League (FPL) account and How to join Private and Public Mini-Leagues
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Rahul Saha

Rahul Saha

Rahul Saha is a senior sports writer at Sportskhabri.com. Experienced in various sports writing tasks, including op-ed pieces and player/team profiles, with particular expertise in Football. Also a cat-dad and a regular reader, he spends his free time with his cats and learning new things.

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