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And so, after 37 long, hard gameweeks and one of the most turbulent seasons in FPL history, we reach the point where dreams are made and FPL Nightmares become reality. Welcome to the Final Day.
The Battle of Brothers came to a conclusion, with a new name etched into the Gentlemen's Trophy. Meanwhile, there was a stunning twist in the title tale.
In one of the most memorable gameweeks in the history of FPL, seasons were made and destroyed and records were shattered. Meanwhile, the Dragon had the chance to claim the Gentlemen’s Trophy with a second-straight victory.
The Gentlemen's Trophy Grand Final got under way, with the first match decided by the slimmest of margins. Amid a dismal gameweek for scores, Jeeves was closing the gap, and only Ronaldo could save the Lords.
After countless hours of plotting, Lord Geord thought he had the perfect plan. However, a colossal blunder has left his title dreams hanging in the balance.
Double Gameweek 33 promised so much, but ultimately flattered to deceive for most. For some, though, it’s a gameweek that will live long in the memory, with some stunning successes and some devastating defeats.
With captain Son in imperious form yet again, Lord Geord now has the advantage he craved. The only problem is he’s been here before, as a fan, and that heartbreak is as vivid now as it ever was. Will Go Cartin be his Alex Ferguson?
With time running out, Jockin’ Jeeves surprised the field by playing his Wildcard. Could it give him the edge needed to turn the title race on its head?
After a blank gameweek filled with twists and turns, the Lords return to the top, with Son the key man. However, is the pressure beginning to tell?
After a sixteen-gameweek streak for the Lords at the top of the table, a new name leads the pack. Is the ultimate FPL Nightmare about to become a reality for Lord Geord?
Having disappointed in his first double gameweek of the season, Havertz had a point to prove in Gameweek 28, and he helped Go Cartin close the gap at the top in spectacular fashion.
As the most popular captain failed to fire, the Gentlemen curse their missed chance to make up ground. Meanwhile, Jez Messing's shocking revelations sees one competitor leave the division.
In a gameweek where he became the most Triple Captained player in history, Salah delivered in spectacular fashion, with a record-breaking impact on the League of Gentlemen. Meanwhile, the Eliminator came to a thrilling conclusion.
For the second gameweek running, my captain delivered in the last match of the gameweek. This time, though, his teammate usurped him at the death, cranking the pressure up ever further.
Just when it looked like his title dreams were fading, Go Cartin put his foot down and stormed back into contention, overtaking his rivals with a sensational performance.
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