Fantasy: What they scored last season

Picking your Fantasy squad for 2026/27? Knowing who delivered last time out is a good place to start.

We've run every player's real 2025/26 stats through the Fantasy scoring model, so you can see exactly what they'd have banked in points, handy context for your shortlist before you lock in your team.

One to flag before you dive in: if you spot a BWSL2 player who scored big last season but is priced lower than you'd expect, promotion is usually the reason. Take Sophie Whitehouse. Her 2025/26 numbers stack up brilliantly, but her price reflects a fresh start in BWSL this season, not a drop in form. It catches a lot of people out, so it's worth knowing before you judge a price tag on points alone.

A few other things worth keeping in mind:

• It's a look back, not a prediction. These are last season's points, not a forecast for 2026/27. Minutes, form and moves in the transfer market can all change what happens next.
• Who's included. Every player who featured in BWSL or BWSL2 last season is here, including anyone who's since left the league (they still played, so they still count). New signings and players stepping up from outside the top two tiers aren't included yet, there's simply no top-flight record for them to score.
• Don't judge an average on a handful of games. A big average points per appearance can look flattering off a small sample, so it's worth reading it alongside how many games a player actually featured in.
• Prices are for 2026/27. Position, league and club show where each player lined up last season (if they moved mid-season, we've used the league they finished in).
• These are raw points. Every total is a player's own score, before any captain multiplier, that boost is down to you.

All scored against official Opta data from Stats Perform, covering BWSL and BWSL2 league matches in 2025/26.

This data will soon be available within the Fantasy section on the WSL Football Website and App.