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Gameweek 38 Season Finale — Defensive Heroes, Transfer Verdicts & Your Off-Season Head Start
The final whistle has blown on the Fantasy Premier League season, and Who Got The Points? is here to break it all down in Gameweek 38 style. Man City fell at home to Aston Villa, Arsenal edged Crystal Palace, and Man Utd demolished Brighton — but who were the real defensive heroes of the final gameweek? We dive deep into the clean sheet kings and budget gems you need to know about heading into the off-season. On the transfers in radar, we spotlight Maguire at £4.4m, Robinson from Fulham at £4.9m, and Shaw at £4.5m — three low-ownership defenders who delivered clean sheets in GW38 and could be essential budget picks for 2026-27 planning. On the sell list, we assess Gabriel's monster season versus his single-point finale, Tarkowski's leaky Everton backline, and Mac Allister's disappointing attacking returns for £6.1m. Our differential picks shine a light on Mukiele from Sunderland — an elite 151-point season at just £4.6m — and Truffert from Bournemouth, who combined assists, clean sheets, and bonus points all season under £5m. We also flag the FIFA World Cup Fantasy 2026 game now going live, so you can keep your fantasy brain sharp all summer. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.
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26 May 2026
Gameweek 38 Season Finale – Hidden Gems, Shock Results & Who You Must Track For Next Season
The 2025/26 Premier League season is officially over and Who Got The Points? is breaking down everything that mattered on the final day of Gameweek 38. From Aston Villa's stunning win at Man City to West Ham's demolition of Leeds, we cover all the key results and what they mean for your FPL season wrap-up.
We dive deep into the top transfers in, spotlighting some criminally underowned differentials who delivered on the last day. J. Palhinha at Spurs hauled 12 points at under 1% ownership – a goal, clean sheet, and max bonus. E. Le Fée at Sunderland ended the season with 147 total points at just £4.8m, making him one of the bargains of the entire campaign. M. Fernandes at West Ham quietly racked up nine points in the finale with under 1% ownership. These are names you need in your planning for next season.
On the flip side, we assess the disappointments – Saliba's zero-point finish despite Arsenal's clean sheet, Barnes' underwhelming season at Newcastle, and Dango's failure to deliver on the final day.
We also flag a crucial tip every FPL manager needs to act on right now before the game resets, plus a forward-looking captaincy recommendation for next season that centres around a key Arsenal premium asset.
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25 May 2026
Gameweek 38 Season Finale — A Champion Is Crowned & The Players To Target Next Season
Gameweek 38 is done and the 2025/26 FPL season is officially over — and what a finale it was. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything that happened on the last day of the Premier League season and set you up for what's coming next.
We start with the biggest story off the pitch — a historic FPL champion has been crowned, making headlines for reasons you won't want to miss. On the pitch, Man City rotated and paid dearly against Aston Villa, Arsenal rested key assets including Raya and Rice, and Sunderland capped off a remarkable debut season in stunning fashion.
On the player analysis side, Ollie Watkins delivered a sensational finale with two goals and thirteen points, cementing his status as an essential premium forward for next season. Bournemouth's Senesi wraps up an outstanding campaign and remains elite value heading into 2026/27. We also highlight Flemming of Burnley as a standout differential who ends the season quietly but brilliantly.
We also assess the disappointments — Calvert-Lewin blanked on the final day, while Rice and Szoboszlai both failed to impress in their closing appearances.
For differential hunters, we spotlight Awoniyi, Brobbey of Sunderland, and a certain Arsenal attacker with untapped potential for next season. Plus, our key off-season planning tip for building a winning squad from day one of the new campaign.
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