| # | Manager | GW | Total | Move |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nikola Ruzic nije_bajka | 55 | 356 | ↑1 |
| 2 | Vuk Ivanovic BASEMENT | 73 | 356 | ↑2 |
| 3 | Nikola Gradinac Kouč Peña | 47 | 355 | ↓2 |
| 4 | Stefan Slavuj FK Kusama | 45 | 346 | ↓1 |
| 5 | Nemanja Šormaz Calcio | 48 | 326 | ↑1 |
| 6 | Milovan Milosevic ASAP Proph | 45 | 326 | ↓1 |
| 7 | Filip Korab Anstra UTD | 57 | 313 | — |
| 8 | Marko Vonasek Papa Hornasek | 45 | 289 | ↑1 |
| 9 | Simo Šormaz Pending Moderation | 35 | 289 | ↓1 |
# THIRD HALF | GW5 RECAP
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Bleak. Grim. Average of 50, median of 47—this was a week where the league collectively forgot how to pick a forward. Nobody cracked 100. Exactly one manager didn't make it to 40 points. The spread was tight enough that a single differential could shuffle the top five like a card deck. This wasn't fantasy football; this was fantasy *survival*.
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Vuk Ivanovic, 73 points.
Basement dweller no more. Ivanovic didn't just post the week's high score—he *climbed two places* while doing it, vaulting from #4 to #2 on the season leaderboard. In a week where 50 was respectable, 73 was a heist. His 208-point haul over the last three gameweeks reads like a redemption arc waiting for the final credits. Every other manager in this league should be checking their team selection now, because Vuk's got momentum and a gap of exactly zero points between him and the summit.
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Simo Šormaz, 35 points. Status: Pending Moderation.
We don't know what happened in the Šormaz household this week—we don't *want* to know—but the result was a performance so catastrophic it's under review. Thirty-five points. That's not a bad week. That's a bad *month* compressed into 90 minutes. He's tied for last, sharing 289 points with Marko Vonasek, but at least Marko has the excuse of consistency. Simo went from 5th on the season to staring down the barrel of the Wooden Spoon.
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It's a *photo finish at the front*.
| Pos | Manager | Points |
|-----|---------|--------|
| 1 | Nikola Ruzic | 356 |
| 2 | Vuk Ivanovic | 356 |
| 3 | Nikola Gradinac | 355 |
| 4 | Stefan Slavuj | 346 |
| 5 | Nemanja Šormaz | 326 |
Ruzic and Ivanovic are level on points. One week of form separates them from Gradinac (355), who fell two places despite a perfectly median 47-point GW5. This is no procession. This is a scrap.
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Climbing: Vuk Ivanovic's 73-pointer sent him up two rungs. The others gained one each.
Falling: Nikola Gradinac dropped two places. The rest slid one.
Hot: Vuk Ivanovic's 208 points across GW3–5 is fire.
Cold: Milovan Milosevic's 158 points across the same window—and he already blew a Wildcard this week trying to fix it.
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| Pos | Manager | Points |
|-----|---------|--------|
| 9 | Simo Šormaz | 289 |
| 8 | Marko Vonasek | 289 |
| 7 | Filip Korab | 313 |
| 6 | Milovan Milosevic | 326 |
Simo and Marko are locked level at the bottom. Milosevic burned a Wildcard this week and *still* didn't climb—a damning indictment of squad depth and decision-making.
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Manager of the Week: Vuk Ivanovic. 73 points from the basement. Unhinged.
Dunce of the Week: Simo Šormaz. 35 points. Status unknown.
Rocket of the Week: Vuk Ivanovic. +2 to #2 on one week's brilliance.
Free Fall: Nikola Gradinac. From #1 to #3 in a single GW despite an average score. The league waits for no one.
# THIRD HALF
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72.2 average. 76 median. A league treading water.
Nobody hit triple figures. Nobody bombed below 40. This wasn't a gameweek—it was a shrug. The gap between top (93) and bottom (50) told the real story: 43 points of chaos compressed into nine managers making different bets on the same pool of players. One man's masterstroke was another's obituary. Standard FPL theatre.
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Nikola Ruzic doesn't do modesty. 93 points. On the week where everyone else was averaging 72, he walked through the door, hung his coat, and calmly out-thought the room by 21 points. Username *nije_bajka* (it's not a fairy tale) just became a fairy tale anyway. The man who climbed three places in the standings. The man on fire.
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Simo Šormaz scored 50 points and somehow made it look intentional. While Ruzic was orchestrating a symphony, Šormaz was holding the triangle in the corner, waiting for his moment. That moment never came. Now he's 10 points clear of the wooden spoon only because of arithmetic—not ambition. Cold form doesn't cut it: last three gameweeks, he's mustered 195 points. That's relegation form in any language.
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| Rank | Manager | Points | Gap |
|------|---------|--------|-----|
| 1 | Nikola Gradinac | 308 | — |
| 2 | Nikola Ruzic | 301 | -7 |
| 3 | Stefan Slavuj | 301 | -7 |
| 4 | Vuk Ivanovic | 287 | -21 |
| 5 | Milovan Milosevic | 281 | -27 |
Gradinac's Wildcard hasn't won the war yet. Ruzic and Slavuj are breathing down his neck, tied on 301, just seven points back. The lead feels fragile. Milosevic's Triple Captain backfired spectacularly—dropped three places, now fifth, 27 points adrift. That's what happens when you gamble on the wrong week.
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The Rocket: Ruzic. Up three to second. 93 points this week. 258 in the last three. He's not just climbing—he's sprinting.
The Free Fall: Milosevic. Down three to fifth. Triple Captain blew up in his face. Now he's watching from the cheap seats while Ruzic steals his oxygen.
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The bottom five is a bloodbath nobody wants to win:
1. Marko Vonasek — 244 (dropping like a stone, but somehow safe for now)
2. Simo Šormaz — 254 (cold form personified)
3. Filip Korab — 256 (treading water)
4. Nemanja Šormaz — 278 (Wildcard didn't rescue him)
5. Milovan Milosevic — 281 (fallen idol)
Vonasek's at 76 points this week—dead-on the league median. Not enough to climb out of the pit. Not yet.
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Rocket of the Week: Nikola Ruzic — three places up, 93 points, proper transfer business.
Free Fall: Milovan Milosevic — Triple Captain was a bluff that didn't work.
Mr Average: Marko Vonasek — exactly 76 points, the league's heartbeat.
Best of the Rest: Vuk Ivanovic — 84 points, solid, honest, completely invisible in the title race.
# THIRD HALF | GW3 RECAP
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Nine brave souls. One utterly joyless gameweek. The league averaged 54.9 points — the kind of haul that makes you check if your captain was actually playing or just sat in the stands eating a pie. Not a single manager broke the century barrier. Not one. The spread ran from 67 down to 40, a grim 27-point canyon that tells you everything: some read the room right, others read it while wearing a blindfold.
The median hit 55 points dead centre. Translation: half the league was mid, half was worse than mid.
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Stefan Slavuj (FK Kusama) dropped 67 points on the field like it was nothing and smiled about it. Deployed the Triple Captain chip and got *exactly* the kind of week that makes that decision look like genius rather than reckless gambling. One captain haul away from leading the entire league. Instead, he's third. That's the cruelty of FPL.
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Simo Šormaz (Pending Moderation) scored 40 points and fell three places in one week. Fell so hard he's now fighting for the Wooden Spoon. The name of the team — "Pending Moderation" — feels prophetic. His gameweek decisions are also pending serious investigation. Went from #6 to a relegation scrap in 90 minutes.
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This is *tight*. Nikola Gradinac leads on 225 points. The catch? Milovan Milosevic and Stefan Slavuj are both breathing down his neck at 224. One point separates first from a dead heat for second. Gradinac played Triple Captain this week (naturally) and still barely held on. Milosevic burnt a Free Hit just to stay close. By GW5, someone's going to crack.
Nemanja Šormaz sits fourth on 212, then Nikola Ruzic at 208. It's a five-horse race that feels like it could go absolutely any way.
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Nemanja Šormaz climbed three places to #4 after posting 66 points — a Triple Captain punt that nearly paid off, except the top three are in a different dimension. Hot form meets a ceiling.
Simo Šormaz fell the same distance in the opposite direction. Went from #6 to the danger zone after a nightmare 40-point gameweek. The gap to safety? Just 4 points. One decent week saves him. One more bomb? He's fighting for last place.
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The bottom five is *compressed*:
| Pos | Manager | Points |
|-----|---------|--------|
| 9 | Marko Vonasek | 168 |
| 8 | Filip Korab | 192 |
| 7 | Vuk Ivanovic | 203 |
| 6 | Simo Šormaz | 204 |
| 5 | Nikola Ruzic | 208 |
Only 40 points separate ninth from fifth. Korab's cold form is a slow burn — 192 total is living dangerously. Vonasek's at risk of being lapped.
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🏆 Rocket of the Week: Nemanja Šormaz limbed three in one bound. Still nowhere near the title race. Ouch.
🏆 Free Fall: Simo Šormaz. Dropped three. Now fighting relegation. The pendulum swings both ways.
🏆 Mr Average: Nikola Ruzic scored 55 points — dead-on the league median. Played a Wildcard and hit the exact middle. Poetry, or just bad luck?
🏆 Best of the Rest: Nemanja Šormaz posted 66 points this week. Nearest rival to the top three and still 13 points back from the leader. It's a different stratosphere up there.
# Third Half: GW2 Recap
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98.9 average. 97 median. A league firing on all cylinders—four managers eclipsed the ton, nobody tanked below 40. This is what parity looks like. The spread is tight enough that one good week can reshuffle the deck entirely, and one bad week can sink you three places. Welcome to a *genuine* title fight.
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Milovan Milosevic blazed past everyone with 112 points, then deployed Bench Boost to lock it in. ASAP Proph isn't just winning this week—he's climbing three spots to #2, now just 1 point behind Nikola Gradinac's 169. The message is clear: Milovan's got the template. The template works. And he's got nine gameweeks to prove it matters.
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Nemanja Šormaz had a catastrophe. 84 points. Dropped five places to #7. Calcio went from the conversation to the carnage in 120 minutes of fantasy football. That's the kind of week that haunts you—especially when the guy ahead of you (Milovan) just posted 112 and the margin between 2nd and 7th is *only 22 points*. Nemanja's still got time, but this is a warning.
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| Rank | Manager | Points | Gap |
|------|---------|--------|-----|
| 1 | Nikola Gradinac | 169 | — |
| 2 | Milovan Milosevic | 168 | -1 |
| 3 | Simo Šormaz | 164 | -5 |
| 4 | Stefan Slavuj | 157 | -12 |
| 5 | Nikola Ruzic | 153 | -16 |
One. Single. Point. Gradinac's lead is tissue paper. Milovan's on a heater, Simo's lurking five back, and Stefan's close enough to smell it. This isn't a procession—it's a dogfight that's barely begun.
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Climbers:
- Milovan Milosevic: +3 (112 pts and Bench Boost momentum)
- Two others rose, but couldn't match the Milosevic surge
Fallers:
- Nemanja Šormaz: -5 (free fall from contention)
- Two others dropped, but the Nemanja plunge is the story
Temperature Check: Milovan's hot. Nemanja's ice cold. Everyone else is treading water.
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| Rank | Manager | Points |
|------|---------|--------|
| 9 | Marko Vonasek | 117 |
| 8 | Filip Korab | 144 |
| 7 | Nemanja Šormaz | 146 |
| 6 | Vuk Ivanovic | 148 |
| 5 | Nikola Ruzic | 153 |
Marko's got 117 and counting on his fingers. Still 27 points shy of 5th place. This isn't a race for the spoon—it's a mercy mission.
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🏆 Manager of the Week: Milovan Milosevic (112 pts)
💀 Dunce of the Week: Nemanja Šormaz (84 pts)
🚀 Rocket of the Week: Milovan Milosevic (climbed 3 to #2)
📉 Free Fall: Nemanja Šormaz (dropped 5 to #7)
📊 Mr. Average: Filip Korab (97 pts — perfect median)
🔥 Best of the Rest: Nikola Ruzic (110 pts and *still* not in the top 3)
# THIRD HALF: Best of 5 GWs Report | GW1
The league served up a *chef's kiss* opener. Average of 98.9 — respectable, bordering on chef — with four managers cracking the century mark and absolutely nobody eating dirt. The spread was tight enough to feel competitive: 112 down to 84, meaning there's a whole season's worth of drama waiting in the wings. Median sat at 97. Translation: half the league played it smart, half got clever, nobody got badly punished. *Yet.*
Milovan Milosevic (ASAP Proph): 112 points
Milovan didn't just have a week — he had a *statement*. Four-point swing up to second overall, and his 112-point haul was the week's ceiling. No chip wasted, no cute differentials gone rogue, just relentless competence. One point behind the league leader after GW1 is the kind of Thursday energy that wins leagues. Milovan's climbing fast.
Nemanja Šormaz (Calcio): 84 points
Ouch. Nemanja went full free fall — dropped five places in one week to land at #7 with a 84-point thud. The rest of the league averaged nearly 99. He arrived at 84. That's a 15-point self-inflicted wound. No chip to blame, no fixture excuse — just a week where every decision whispered "wrong." He's still got 146 total and isn't in genuine danger, but mate, you can't spot Nikola Gradinac *two* points and then gift the chaser Milovan a confidence boost in GW1.
| Rank | Manager | Total |
|------|---------|-------|
| 1. | Nikola Gradinac | 169 |
| 2. | Milovan Milosevic | 168 |
| 3. | Simo Šormaz | 164 |
| 4. | Stefan Slavuj | 157 |
| 5. | Nikola Ruzic | 153 |
One. Single. Point. Nikola's in front, but Milovan's breathing down his neck hard. Simo's only five back (and played a Bench Boost). This isn't a coronation; it's a knife fight at the top.
Up: Milovan climbed three to reclaim #2. Down: Nemanja plummeted five to #7 — brutal reversal. The rest shuffled quietly.
Form watch: Milovan's hot. Nemanja's cold. Simo's holding steady despite burning the BB early.
| Position | Manager | Total |
|----------|---------|-------|
| 9. | Marko Vonasek | 117 |
| 8. | Filip Korab | 144 |
| 7. | Nemanja Šormaz | 146 |
| 6. | Vuk Ivanovic | 148 |
| 5. | Nikola Ruzic | 153 |
Marko's adrift at the bottom, 27 points clear of safety-zone tier. Filip's the real danger — dead-median at 97 this week and treading water. One bad GW and he's in real trouble.
Manager of the Week: Milovan Milosevic — 112 points of pure execution.
Rocket of the Week: Same man — three-spot climb to sniff the throne.
Free Fall: Nemanja Šormaz — 84 points and a five-place plummet. Calcio hitting the canvas.
Best of the Rest: Nikola Ruzic — 110 points this week and *still* fifth overall. The league's top scorer doesn't have the trophy yet.
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*Nikola's got the chair. Milovan's got the knife. Simo's got the Bench Boost locked and loaded. Five gameweeks to decide everything.*
Most points over your chosen gameweeks takes the pot — individual scoring, net of hits, live table, one shareable link.