How Do You Play?
Introduction
Extreme Team Football is a fantasy football competition where you act as a manager in the English Premier League.
In most fantasy football competitions, you just select a team with substitutes and trades can be regularly made with player restrictions being based upon player valuations. Extreme Team Football is much more like managing a club in the ‘real’ English Premier League, and the rules and scoring system simulate (where possible) the Premier League.
In Extreme Team Football, you select your squad at the beginning of the season (which you can then change during transfer windows) and then rotate your squad to choose your team (and substitutes) each week to optimise your squad's performance. You can choose any player with the main restrictions being that:
- your squad must include a player from every Premier League club (with a maximum of two) and
- your weekly team must be in a 1-4-4-2 formation and can only include one player from any Premier League club.
(A big difference with the challenges of a real manager in the Premier League is that you can rotate your squad without having to worry about the egos of the players in your squad!).
Your team scores points in any match based upon the actual performance of those players you have selected and their clubs. You compete in private and public leagues and your scores and league tables are updated weekly.
Extreme Team Football is free.
Overview of Rules and Scoring
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Stages |
Restrictions |
When |
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1. Select your squad of 25 players. |
One player must be chosen from each Premier League club, with a maximum of 2 from any club. |
At the beginning of the season (can be changed during transfer windows throughout July/August and January). |
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2. Select your team of 11 starters and 4 substitutes. |
Only one player must be chosen from each Premier League club. The team must be in a 1-4-4-2 formation. |
Before 11.30am GMT on the first day of each gameweek (usually a Saturday). |
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3. Your team scores points based upon the performance of your players in the real EPL games, and your scores and league tables are updated. |
Before 12.00am GMT on the day following the completion of the gameweek (usually a Tuesday). |
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