BBC Sport’s latest FPL podcast dropped on 29 April, running 48 minutes and arriving with just four gameweeks remaining. Hosts Alistair Bruce‑Ball, former striker Chris Sutton and data guru Statman Dave dissect squad selections, while a devoted listener from Japan joins the discussion. The trio aim to steer fantasy managers through the season’s final sprint.

Debate centers on whether to chase the Gibbs‑White surge, if Chelsea assets can still yield points, and which Race Across the World star would complement Sutton’s picks. Dave admits a nagging back issue hampers his analysis, while Bruce‑Ball admits to ‘rolling the dice’ after a recent listener rant. Their banter blends data with gut instinct.

Listeners can submit questions via [email protected] or WhatsApp voice notes to 0800 028 9369. Episodes remain on BBC Sounds for over a year, and the upcoming weekend’s Premier League commentary includes Brentford‑West Ham, Newcastle‑Brighton, Arsenal‑Fulham, Bournemouth‑Crystal Palace, Manchester United‑Liverpool and Chelsea‑Nottingham Forest. The podcast continues to shape FPL discourse as the title race tightens.

With promotion battles and relegation fears intensifying, every transfer and captaincy decision carries amplified weight. Bruce‑Ball’s willingness to gamble on emerging talents reflects a broader shift among managers toward data‑driven risk taking. As the season draws to a close, the podcast’s blend of humor and insight offers a rare roadmap for the fantasy community.