What is an FPL Team ID?
Your Team ID is the number Fantasy Premier League places after /entry/ in the web address of your team page. It identifies a team; it is not your email address, password, league ID or gameweek number. FPL Intel asks for this public number so it can show your published squad and gameweek history in the planning tools.
You can browse FPL Intel without linking a team. Linking one does not sign FPL Intel in to your official FPL account or allow it to submit transfers or chips for you.
Find it on a desktop or laptop
Open the official Fantasy Premier League website in your browser and sign in. Select Points for your team, then open Gameweek History if the Points page does not already show your team URL. Look at the address bar and find the digits immediately after /entry/. Copy only those digits.
For example, if the address is fantasy.premierleague.com/en/entry/1234567/history, your Team ID is 1234567. In an address ending /entry/1234567/event/7, the Team ID is still 1234567; the 7 is the gameweek.
Find it on a phone
Use Safari, Chrome or another phone browser to open the official FPL website and sign in. Open your Points page and then Gameweek History. Tap the browser address bar to see the full URL. The number after /entry/ is your Team ID.
The Premier League app may not show a browser address bar. If you are using the app, switch to the FPL website in a phone browser for this step. A team link shared from the official site can also contain the same /entry/ number.
Link the right team in FPL Intel
Return to My Team on FPL Intel, enter the numeric Team ID and select Link team. Check the team name and published squad after linking. If you copied a league URL, look again for a team page with /entry/ rather than /leagues/.
FPL publishes another manager’s picks after the relevant deadline. Changes you have saved for a future gameweek may not appear in the public team data yet. Never enter your official FPL password into the Team ID box; FPL Intel does not need it.
Frequently asked questions
Which number in the URL is my FPL Team ID?
It is the number immediately after /entry/ in your official Fantasy Premier League team page URL. A number after /event/ is the gameweek, not your Team ID.
Can I find my Team ID on my phone?
Yes. Open the official FPL website in a phone browser, visit your Points page and tap the address bar. The Team ID appears after /entry/ in the URL.
Do I need to give FPL Intel my FPL password?
No. FPL Intel only needs your numeric Team ID to show your published squad and history. Never put your official FPL password in the Team ID field.
Put the idea into practice
Link your FPL team