Provides access to Fantasy Premier League API data, enabling retrieval of gameweek fixtures, team performance statistics, player data, and private league standings through natural language queries.
FPL MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Fantasy Premier League API.
Installation
Install from NPM (Recommended)
Install from Source
Quick Start
Using with Claude Desktop
If installed via NPM, add this to your claude_desktop_config.json:
If installed from source, use:
Inspect the MCP tools
Use the Model Inspector to explore available tools:
Usage Example
You can connect this MCP server to Claude Desktop and interact with FPL data using natural language.

Endpoints Supported
See docs/fpl-api-cheatsheet.md for all FPL API endpoints exposed as MCP tools.
Example Prompts
Use these prompts to interact with the MCP server via your LLM:
"Show me the fixtures for gameweek 5."
"How am I doing in my private leagues (team id is 12345)?"
"How did mo salah get on in GW1?"
You can ask natural language questions about any supported endpoint. The LLM will use the appropriate MCP tool to fetch the data.
License
MIT
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