How To Play

How to play

Build your dream team, rule the fantasy field!

Step-by-step guide to creating a team in Fansyfball

Step 1: Registration

Head over to the Fansyfball platform and enter your phone number. You’ll receive an SMS with a link to download the APK file. Click the link to install the app on your device.
After installation, open the app and complete the registration by providing your phone number and email. Alternatively, you can quickly log in using one of the popular social media accounts for easy access.
Confirm your registration by clicking the link sent to your email. Once verified, log in with your credentials and start exploring the features of the platform.

Step 2: Register and Create an Account

Sign up on your chosen fantasy football platform by:

Providing your name, email address, and other personal details.

Setting a password to secure your account.

Choosing a username (this will be how others see you in the league).

Tip: Use a unique email address for easier management of your fantasy football team.

Step 3: Understand the League Rules

Before drafting players, it’s important to understand the league’s rules. Common aspects include:

Scoring System: Understand how points are awarded for goals, assists, clean sheets, etc.

Roster Composition: Check how many players you can have in each position (e.g., 2 goalkeepers, 4 defenders, 4 midfielders, 2 forwards).

Transfer Rules: Know how often you can make changes to your team and if there are any limitations.

Step 4: Set Your Budget

Most platforms have a budget system (usually virtual money) that limits how much you can spend on your players. You’ll have to strategically allocate your budget for different positions (e.g., spend more on top strikers or goalkeepers).

Step 5: Analyze the Player Pool

Look at all available players and start evaluating their performance based on:

Recent Form: How well are they playing in real matches?

Injuries and Suspensions: Ensure the players you’re selecting are healthy and not suspended.

Fixtures: Consider players who have upcoming favorable fixtures (playing weaker teams).

Player Positions: Choose players who are likely to earn the most points based on their position (e.g., forwards score more goals, while goalkeepers get points for saves).

Step 6: Draft Your Team

Now it’s time to create your team. Here are key positions to focus on:

Goalkeepers:

Typically, you’ll need to choose one or two goalkeepers. Pick one reliable starter and a backup who’s less expensive.

Defenders:

Defenders are essential, especially those who can contribute to both clean sheets and assist goals. Consider defenders from top teams who are strong at the back and get forward frequently.

Midfielders:

Midfielders play a central role in fantasy football because they can contribute assists, score goals, and have high involvement in the game. Choose creative and attacking midfielders who take set pieces.

Forwards:

Forwards are the main goal scorers and often earn the most points in fantasy football. Pick forwards who are in good form, play regularly, and are involved in many scoring opportunities.

Captain and Vice-Captain:

Select a captain (who will earn double points) and a vice-captain (who will take over if the captain doesn’t play).

Step 7: Customize Your Squad

Make sure your team meets the league’s rules for squad composition (e.g., total number of players in each position). You may need to adjust to make your team more balanced and strategic.

Tip: Avoid picking too many players from the same team. This can limit your scoring potential.

Step 8: Monitor Player Performances

Once your team is set, keep track of the players’ performances. You can:

Check Match Stats: Review the match results, player performances, and injuries each week.

Update Based on Form: If a player is injured or underperforming, you may want to replace them.

Use Transfers Wisely: Some platforms allow limited transfers each week or month. Use these opportunities to improve your squad.

Step 9: Stay Updated on Player News

Football is unpredictable, so make sure to follow any breaking news on injuries, suspensions, transfers, and team selections. Keeping up with the latest news can give you a strategic advantage.

Tip: Follow sports news websites, social media accounts, and podcasts to stay up to date.

Step 10: Compete in Leagues

Once your team is ready, you can:

Join Public Leagues: Compete against other players in public leagues or with friends.

Private Leagues: Invite friends, family, or colleagues to create a private league.

Follow the progress of your team, track your ranking, and aim for the top of the leaderboard.

Step 11: Review Your Performance and Improve

After each match week, evaluate your performance. Did your captain deliver as expected? Were your midfielders creating enough chances? Adjust your strategy each week based on what works and what doesn’t.