Gameweek 7 is here, and Brighton have taken over FPL. De Cuyper and Groß are joint-top of the points table, and the transfer market is chasing them.

We start with a game of Guess the Player, where we each try to name a mystery FPL pick from five stat clues. Then three FPL trivia questions, and a look back at our Gameweek 6 teams, a 70-point week against a 58 that came down to the captaincy.

The second half is all about the template. We break down who managers are buying and selling for GW7, build the 11 most-owned players into a template XI, and pick who to own, who to fade and which differentials to back. We also look at how the crowd is splitting its £100m across defence, midfield and attack, and how our own 3-4-3s compare. Spoiler: neither of us owns the game's joint top scorer.

Who's your GW7 captain? Tell us in the comments

Gameweek 1 is done, and it served up chaos. Haaland blanked as the most popular captain, Manchester United flopped at Hull, Tottenham got taken apart, and Maxim De Cuyper punished everyone who left him out. This week we review our own GW1 teams, the good, the bad, and the kneejerks we’re trying to resist. That includes Luke’s Cole Palmer call, the one Paul swore was crazy, right before Palmer went and grabbed a goal and an assist. We’ll let you decide who owes who an apology.

Then we turn to Gameweek 2. We break down the transfers dominating the market, with De Cuyper, Mamadou Sangaré and João Pedro leading the way, ask whether Palmer is now the captain everyone has to trust, and weigh up the Rayan Cherki and Gvardiol noise coming out of Manchester City. We go through the fixtures, the DefCon defenders worth targeting, and the differentials that could win you your mini league.

Whether you’re planning a hit, holding your free transfer, or plotting an early wildcard, this episode is built to help you target the right players and teams before Friday’s deadline.

Screenshot your team, lock it in, and let’s climb those ranks together.

The new Premier League season is almost here, and this week we’re putting our necks on the line. No hedging, no sitting on the fence, just two brothers calling the 2026/27 season exactly how we see it.

We predict the full table, one through twenty, from who lifts the title to who drops through the trapdoor, with the reasoning (and the odd argument between us) behind every call. Then we hand out the individual awards: Golden Boot, Golden Glove, most assists, Young Player of the Year, and our pick for Player of the Year.

We also give a quick first look at the new Top Bins with Twins analytics site, our FPL home for stats, fixtures, and the numbers behind the calls. Plenty more on that to come.

Screenshot our table, hold us to it, and tell us in the comments where we’ve got it wrong. Come back in May and we’ll see who was right.

Preseason is winding down and the real thing is nearly here. Luke and Paul dig into what the friendlies are actually telling us and start locking in their plans with roughly a week and a half left until the Game Week 1 deadline.

In this episode:

• What the preseason friendlies are revealing (and what to tune out)

• How Luke and Paul are shaping their squads ahead of the GW1 deadline

• Their ideal differentials for the opening game week

We’re also launching a brand new segment: Differentials of the Week. Every week we’ll spotlight the under owned picks we reckon could swing your mini league.

So tell us: which differential are you backing for Game Week 1?

The game’s back. FPL 2026/27 relaunched on July 23 with new scoring, record prices, and, for the first time in years, no Salah at the top. Paul and Luke walk through their full Gameweek 1 squads and talk through the thinking behind every pick.

We cover what’s actually changed this season (live points, rebalanced BPS, the end of the tackle tax), why Haaland’s record £15.5m price is the biggest call on the board, and whether it’s worth starting without him. Plus the risers, fallers, and launch-week value we’re watching: Szoboszlai, Semenyo, Rogers and more.

Luke’s gone 3-5-2 with Bruno on the armband. Paul’s spent to the pound with nothing in the bank. Two very different builds heading into Gameweek 1. Drop your GW1 captain and your one must-have pick in the comments.

New episodes coming every gameweek. Be sure to subscribe and follow for season long updates, laughs, and a guaranteed roller-coaster ride of an FPL season.

The USMNT came out swinging in the World Cup and we are breaking it all down.

In this episode of Top Bins with Twins, we dive into the United States’ emphatic 4-1 win over Paraguay, including a standout performance from Christian Pulisic and the latest update on his fitness. We also discuss the importance of Gio Reyna’s added-time goal and how it could prove crucial for confidence and momentum as the group stage unfolds. With Australia up next, we preview a pivotal second match and what the US needs to do to take control of their World Cup campaign.

Beyond the USMNT, we take you around the tournament with a look at Spain’s surprising draw against Cape Verde, Germany’s dominant 7-1 statement over Curaçao, and the early chaos as several title favorites stumble out of the gate.

The World Cup is already delivering drama and we have you covered.

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Luke and Paul are back with a special World Cup edition of Top Bins with Twins, diving deep into the USMNT’s chances at the 2026 World Cup. They break down their ideal starting XI, name the three most influential players for each of them, and make their bold predictions for how the Adolescent Eagles will perform on the world stage. If you’re looking for sharp takes, spirited debate, and plenty of USMNT optimism, this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

Top Bins with Twins takes a sharp, funny, and unapologetically honest look at the biggest stories in football. In this special episode, Luke and Paul dig into the chaos surrounding the 2026 World Cup in the USA, from transport problems and visa crackdowns to eye-watering prices, FIFA’s finances, and the growing debate over football’s Americanisation. It’s a conversation about the beautiful game, and what happens when greed, politics, and poor planning get in the way of it.