| # | Manager | GW | Total | Move |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | vladimir vidicki Елена Апостољану | 65 | 361 | — |
| 2 | Srđan Đuković Harchester United | 47 | 339 | — |
| 3 | Nikola Djukanovic DJUKINI TIGROVI | 53 | 328 | ↑2 |
| 4 | Milovan Milosevic ASAP Proph | 45 | 326 | — |
| 5 | Ivan Marinković Victores | 37 | 324 | ↓2 |
| 6 | Marko Makarić Petlići | 67 | 282 | — |
# THIRD HALF: ACL 2 — GW5 RECAP
League went through a wet blanket cycle: 52.3 average, 50 median, no one cracked triple figures and exactly one manager ate absolute dirt. The spread tells the story — 30-point canyon between top and bottom. That's not competitive balance; that's a league with real stakes and real consequences. Vladimir Vidicki's 22-point cushion at the summit looks comfy. Don't sleep on it yet.
Marko Makarić (Petlići) absolutely *cooked* this round with 67 points — a full 15 clear of the next-best weekly haul. While five other managers scraped in the 37–52 range, Makarić found a way to load the gun and pull the trigger. He's lurking at #6 overall (282 pts) but Week Kings don't stay quiet. This is the kind of performance that either launches a late-season storm or becomes a footnote. Time will tell.
Ivan Marinković (Victores) put in a performance so grim it actually moved the needle: 37 points, a full 15 below league average. Brutal. Worse still, he *felt* the gravity well — dropped 2 places in the standings to #5 (324 pts) despite being on the theoretical cusp of relevance. When your weekly score is closer to the bottom than the median, the league table doesn't lie. This is exactly how you slip from "contender" to "also-ran."
| Rank | Manager | Total |
|------|---------|-------|
| 1 | Vladimir Vidicki | 361 |
| 2 | Srđan Đuković | 339 |
| 3 | Nikola Djukanovic | 328 |
| 4 | Milovan Milosevic | 326 |
| 5 | Ivan Marinković | 324 |
Vidicki's grip is tightening, not loosening. The 22-point gap to second looks narrow until you realize the chasing pack is bunched — spots 2–5 separated by just 15 points. Srđan Đuković is hot (209 in his last three), but Vidicki doesn't need to be brilliant; he just needs to not crash. Classic title-holder privilege.
Rocket of the Week: Nikola Djukanovic climbed 2 spots to #3 — methodical, relentless, positioned perfectly for a late run.
Free Fall: Ivan Marinković dropped 2 to #5 after his 37-point horror show. Form is real; he's on 158 points in his last three (Milovan Milosevic's exact cold-spell number). Coincidence? Doubt it.
Hot Streak: Srđan Đuković is *cooking* — 209 points across his last three. That's champion-league form, but he's still chasing ghosts.
Wildcard Watch: Milovan Milosevic hit his Wildcard this week. Cold form (158 in 3) suggests he was fishing for a reset. Time to see if it lands.
Makarić at #6 (282) is 42 points off pace. A single good week pulls him level with the chasing pack — that's how thin margins are. He's *not* dead; he's just operating from the cellar with a rope ladder.
🏆 Manager of the Week: Marko Makarić — 67 points, arrived like a meteor.
💀 Dunce of the Week: Ivan Marinković — 37 points, left like one.
🚀 Rocket of the Week: Nikola Djukanovic — +2 climb, circling for the kill.
📉 Free Fall: Ivan Marinković — Same name, same week, same pain.
# Third Half | ACL 2 | GW4 Recap
A thoroughly mid tableau across the Balkans' finest six-man battleground. The league averaged 73.7 points — not quite a swoon, not quite a swoon, just a supremely forgettable 76.5-point median that screams "everyone got it half-right." No centurions. No disasters. Just 87 points at the ceiling and 57 in the basement, a narrow 30-point spread that suggests nobody's figured out the meta yet. This is the week FPL writes no songs about.
NIKOLA DJUKANOVIC (DJUKINI TIGROVI) grabbed 87 and the *only* weekly crown on offer. While the rest of ACL 2 punched their clock and went home, Djukanovic actually showed up. Picked the right fires. That's GW4 in a nutshell — the guy who isn't asleep wins.
MILOVAN MILOSEVIC (ASAP Proph) landed a catastrophic 57 and activated the Triple Captain chip to do it. Let that marinate: a premium tool deployed, a season-defining accelerant... and it netted him the league's lowest score of the week by 30 points. The chip didn't backfire. It detonated. Worse, it's now *gone*, spent on a gasoline fire. That's not just a poor decision. That's strategic bankruptcy disguised as ambition.
Vladimir Vidicki sits alone atop 296, a slender 4-point cushion over Srđan Đuković (292). Ivan Marinković lurks at 291, Milosevic at 281, and Djukanovic at 275. This isn't a procession — it's a *photograph finish in slow motion*. Vidicki climbed +2 this week via Free Hit and landed spot-on the 76.5 median (77 pts), proving the champ is boring and efficient. Over his last three GW, he's banked 250 points. Everyone else is pretending to race; he's just *being* there.
Biggest Climb: Vidicki again, +2 to the summit. The throne was there; he sat.
Biggest Fall: Marinković plummeted -2 to third. Won the GW4 gamble, lost the narrative.
Hot form: Vidicki's 250-point hot streak makes him untouchable. Cold form: Marko Makarić (last-place, 215 total) has only 175 over three weeks. That's 58 per GW. He's not playing FPL; he's playing a different sport entirely.
Marko Makarić (215) is marooned, 60 points adrift of Djukanovic in fifth. The gap widens every week. This isn't a race for last; it's a coronation.
Manager of the Week: Nikola Djukanovic, 87 pts. Showed up. Won.
Dunce of the Week: Milovan Milosevic, 57 pts. Triple Captain used. Lesson learned. (Or not.)
Rocket of the Week: Vladimir Vidicki, +2. The autopilot option.
Free Fall: Ivan Marinković, -2. Gambled; the gods said no.
# THIRD HALF: ACL 2 GW3 RECAP
Damp squib, lads. A 63.8-point average tells you everything: nobody went supernova, nobody found that perfect differential, and the whole league shuffled sideways like a nervous penguin. Median of 62.5 means half the room couldn't crack 63. No century-makers—zero managers hit 100+—but mercifully only one truly capsized. That's Marko Makarić at 39, a score so low it should come with a wellness check.
The spread? Tight at the top, carnage at the bottom. Just 86 points between first and last in a six-man league. That's not drama; that's a training-ground match.
Srđan Đuković, 82 points. Harchester United actually showed up. While three other managers threw their Triple Captain chips at the spin cycle and watched them tumble, Srđan played his and got *rewarded*—82 is a statement week in an average this sleepy. He's playing checkers while the rest play Chinese whispers.
Marko Makarić, 39 points. Petlići in freefall. This isn't a week; this is a crime scene. No excuses folder big enough for 39 in a 63.8-point average league. Forty points would've been respectable. Thirty-nine? That's the FPL equivalent of ordering a pizza with no toppings.
Ivan Marinković has his hands on the wheel. 226 points, just a nose ahead of Milovan Milosevic on 224. Two-point gap in a six-man league? That's a sneeze away from a title scrap, and it absolutely is one. Vladimir Vidicki lurks third on 218—only eight behind the leader. Srđan Đuković (212) and Nikola Djukanovic (188) are close enough to smell blood.
This is a procession pretending it's a race. Marinković's hot hand is real, but nobody's pulling away.
Ivan Marinković climbed two spots to #1—the Rocket of the Week. After that average GW, finding your way to the summit takes either ice veins or divine intervention. He's got the former.
Milovan Milosevic dropped one to second—Free Fall award—despite the Free Hit chip. That's the cruelty of FPL: spend your card, still lose ground. Brutal.
Marko Makarić on 140 total is genuinely isolated. Nikola Djukanovic (188) is 48 points clear of the basement. This isn't a fight for last; it's a man drowning while the others tread water.
Manager of the Week — Srđan Đuković: Triple Captain actually worked. Write that down.
Dunce of the Week — Marko Makarić: 39 points isn't a score, it's a prison sentence.
Rocket of the Week — Ivan Marinković: Two-spot climb to the summit. The throne is yours to lose.
Mr. Average — Vladimir Vidicki: Exactly 65, dead-centre median. Not inspiring, not damning. Perfectly, aggressively mid.
# THIRD HALF: ACL 2 | GW2
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League median 77.5, average 85.8—a solid, functional gameweek that separated the prepared from the panicked. Two managers cracked triple figures; nobody bombed below 40. The spread tells the real story: 47-point chasm between Milosevic's 112 and Makarić's catastrophic 65. This isn't a league. It's a meritocracy with one man running away.
Milovan Milosevic (ASAP Proph) | 112 points
Bench Boost deployed, and it *worked*. Milosevic fired on all cylinders while everyone else was still calibrating their lineups. Now sits 15 points clear at the summit on 168 total. Not just winning—*lapping* the field. This is the kind of early aggression that wins leagues in April.
Marko Makarić (Petlići) | 65 points
Catastrophic. Bottom of the barrel. Makarić's 65 reads like a training session score, not a Gameweek result. While Milosevic was Bench Boosting his way to glory, Makarić was apparently selecting from a hat. 47 points behind the king. This is not a bad week—this is a lost week with receipts.
| Rank | Manager | Points | Gap |
|------|---------|--------|-----|
| 1 | Milovan Milosevic | 168 | — |
| 2 | vladimir vidicki | 153 | -15 |
| 3 | Ivan Marinković | 145 | -23 |
| 4 | Srđan Đuković | 130 | -38 |
| 5 | Nikola Djukanovic | 128 | -40 |
Milosevic's 15-point buffer is *comfortable*, not insurmountable—but the Bench Boost was deployed while others still have chips in hand. Vidicki clawing back. Marinković and Đuković already 38+ adrift. This isn't a procession yet, but it smells like one.
📈 Rocket of the Week: vladimir vidicki | +3 to #2
Climbed from third to second on 153 total. Solid, efficient GW2. While Marinković slipped, Vidicki stepped up. Trending upwards.
📉 Free Fall: Ivan Marinković | -2 to #3
76 points this week—dead-on league median. Not bad in isolation, but when everyone else is chasing Milosevic, median is a retreat. Dropped from second. Needs a response.
Bottom Five:
1. Marko Makarić — 105 total (65 this week, sinking)
2. Nikola Djukanovic — 128
3. Srđan Đuković — 130
4. Ivan Marinković — 145
5. vladimir vidicki — 153
Makarić is already isolated at the bottom. A 47-point gap between him and Milosevic is *disaster* territory at GW2. Recovery isn't impossible, but he needs every move to land.
🏆 Manager of the Week: Milovan Milosevic — 112 pts. Bench Boost pays dividends.
🤡 Dunce of the Week: Marko Makarić — 65 pts. Pick a worse week. We'll wait.
🚀 Rocket of the Week: vladimir vidicki — Climbed three places to #2 on 153. Upward trajectory.
📉 Free Fall: Ivan Marinković — Median-matched 76 pts, slipped to #3. Treading water while others sprint.
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*Next week: Can Vidicki close the gap? Will Makarić recover or fade? Tune in.*
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