RADIO
The FPL Bois breakdown every game for Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 4 in a 5 minute Cheat Sheet. Expert advice on Captains and Low-Picked Players in the English Premier League.
Happy Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 4, RotoBallers! The FPL Bois are joining the RotoBaller squad as we strengthen our starting lineup to bring you the best FPL coverage.
Each week, the Bois will put together their five-minute FPL Cheat Sheet to get you prepared for the upcoming Gameweek. This includes a quick preview of the game along with their favorite picks in the contest.
The Gameweek 4 deadline for the 2025-26 Fantasy Premier League season is Saturday, September 13, at 6:00 a.m. ET, when Arsenal welcomes Nottingham Forest. Check out the rest of our excellent soccer coverage as the squad gets you all set for every EPL and UCL slate with our EPL DFS lineup picks and betting picks.
Join the RotoBaller FPL League
Fancy pitting your wits against fellow RotoBallers? Then join our free league to compete against the team and our dedicated FPL fans. Head to the official FPL site, click the leagues and cups tab, and enter the RotoBaller league code: 7xqqnf.
The best way to enjoy #FPL is to play with those closest to you 🫶
Personalise and share this with your friends and family to get them involved in your mini-league 📲 pic.twitter.com/z55KsOvkmQ
— Fantasy Premier League (@OfficialFPL) July 29, 2025
How to Play Fantasy Premier League Guide
Whether it's your first, second, or 20th season playing Fantasy Premier League, don't miss our How to Play Fantasy Premier League Guide for the 2025-26 season. It covers squad building, transfers, and all the new strategies coming to this great game for the upcoming campaign.
Arsenal vs. Nottingham Forest
The Gunners are in the top five for expected goals (4.70) & touches in the opposition box (83), while being the second best in terms of expected goals conceded (2.20). Forest haven’t kept a clean sheet in their last 12 Premier League games, but now have a new manager in Ange Postecoglou, who could turn their future around.
FPL Picks: David Raya and Gabriel
With Ange Postecoglou set to take over at Forest, we went back to look at some DEFCON data from his Spurs spell
His high line + pressing style generally created more DEFCON chances for opponents than for his own players 👇 pic.twitter.com/7sacncLmkV
— Rob T (@robtFPL) September 9, 2025
Bournemouth vs. Brighton
Recent history is in favour of Brighton for this fixture, with the Seagulls winning five of their last six encounters against Bournemouth. However, we wouldn't discount the Cherries' attack against shaky Brighton, as they haven’t kept a clean sheet in five games.
FPL Picks: Antoine Semenyo and Evanilson
Antoine Semenyo has risen in price for the fourth time already this season 😲
The @afcbournemouth midfielder will now cost you £7.4m 🍒 pic.twitter.com/Y9V79pBlzU
— Fantasy Premier League (@OfficialFPL) September 2, 2025
Crystal Palace vs. Sunderland
Crystal Palace are unbeaten this season. However, Sunderland have been surprisingly resilient on their return to the PL as well. We expect this to be the money game of the week and can see the Eagles' defenders and attackers doing well.
FPL Picks: Maxence Lacroix and Jean-Philippe Mateta
Everton vs. Aston Villa
Riding high on back-to-back wins, Everton will look to make it three in a row while Villa will look to avoid a hat-trick of losses. Confidence is on Everton’s side, but Villa is too good a team to lose three games on the bounce.
FPL Picks: Ollie Watkins
Fulham vs. Leeds
Fulham are without a win this season, while Leeds have had a taste of all the results so far. We’re expecting goals in this game and will start all our attackers.
FPL Picks: Josh King
Newcastle vs. Wolves
Two teams who are yet to win this season face off in Gameweek 4, and we trust Newcastle to make the most of this chance. It could be the perfect launchpad for their attackers and an easy affair for the defence.
FPL Picks: Fabian Schar and Anthony Elanga
West Ham vs. Spurs
After getting their season back on track vs Forest, West Ham face a resurgent Spurs, who themselves will be attempting to brush off their defeat in Game week 3. We expect a high number of goals from both teams.
FPL Picks: Richarlison and Mohammed Kudus
Brentford vs. Chelsea
This fixture has ended in a draw three times in a row when Chelsea has visited Brentford. However, we do not expect this trend to continue. Chelsea is much stronger, with Brentford still finding its feet after the summer transfer window departures.
FPL Picks: Joao Pedro and Marc Cucurella
A look at how the 10 most-selected players are performing so far this season 🔍 pic.twitter.com/UCJ1puHo4w
— Fantasy Premier League (@OfficialFPL) September 8, 2025
Burnley vs. Liverpool
Liverpool will look to continue their winning run against Burnley, who’ve only scored once against Liverpool in their last six meetings. We expect them to put up a fight, but Liverpool’s attacking quality should be enough to overpower that.
FPL Picks: Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo
Manchester City vs. Manchester United
This fixture comes at a tricky time for both teams, who haven’t enjoyed the greatest of starts to their seasons. The outcome of the last 6 PL games is slightly in City’s favour, with three wins to two wins by United. Historically, away teams have done well in this fixture. We do not expect either team to keep a clean sheet.
FPL Picks: Erling Haaland and Bruno Fernandes
🕯️ Manifesting Erling Haaland's performance for Norway against Moldova for Gameweek 4 🕯️
5 goals, 2 assists and almost certainly 3 bonus 😉 pic.twitter.com/35mOFSsTMz
— Fantasy Premier League (@OfficialFPL) September 10, 2025
That’s all from us ahead of Gameweek 4. It is still early in the season, and the teams have yet to reach their peak performance, so watch out for a few surprises here and there! Do not panic about your choices yet. Look at the fixtures, be patient, and you’ll surely reap the rewards!
It's our fourth season covering Fantasy Premier League, so reach out to @TheFPLManual, @Baseball_Jimbo, @F1FantasyEuan, or @df_solutions on X to let us know what you think about our coverage for the 2025-26 FPL season.
More FPL Articles
