About SquadCheck

• For every club, who is injured, doubtful or suspended — with the league’s own note, and a return date only where one has been stated.
• Power Loss: the share of a squad’s usual contribution that is currently unavailable.
• Predicted lineups for the next match, adjusted for every absence.
• Match predictions, an expected-goals table and season projections.
• Player ratings, young talent, the team of the season and estimated squad values.

It covers the Premier League only, for the 2025/26 and 2026/27 seasons. Other leagues were removed because there is no free, official data for them of comparable quality, and a page with nothing on it helps nobody.

• Official sources. Availability comes from the Premier League’s own Fantasy Premier League feed, lineups from the league’s match data. The full list is in where the data comes from.
• No invented numbers. A return date appears only when the league has published one; anything estimated says so, and says where the estimate came from.
• Every number explained. The guides describe how each figure is calculated — including its limits, and the places where the free data falls short.

SquadCheck is an independent project, built and run by a single developer. It has no connection to any club, league, data company or bookmaker. The site is free to use, and advertising (Google AdSense) may appear on it to cover running costs.

• Not official. SquadCheck is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Premier League, Fantasy Premier League or any club. Club names and badges belong to their owners.
• Not betting advice. Predictions are the output of simple, published models, and are not recommendations to bet.
• Not medical information. Injury descriptions are the league’s short public notes, and SquadCheck adds no diagnosis to them.

Corrections, questions and privacy requests go to yubagy3@gmail.com. The contact page says what helps.