The Manx Fantasy Football Android app is now here. Football in your pocket. The app is currently available as a direct download from the website for Android users only. It will be uploaded to the Google Play store soon. Download here - www.manxfantasyfootball.com/MFF.apk The iOS version is in development.

The 2026/27 season sees the introduction of some new Manx fantasy football game chips. Girl Boost makes a welcome return, where you can select a player from the Isle of Man Women's game and their points will count double for that gameweek. You can use this chip twice per season. Whistle-blower is new and allows you to select one of our excellent island referees twice per season. Currently choosing your favourite ref will give you a bonus of 10pts each time the chip is used and they actively officiate a match in that gameweek. Consideration is also being given to adding bonus points per card issued for the gameweek, but the way those stats are recorded by the FA means it might not be possible to include, we'll see and an update will be posted if this will be included. Triple Captain, which many people will be familiar with from FPL, makes its debut for MFF this season. Your captains points count as triple for any gameweek utilised replacing the standard double points your captain selection norrmally brings. Again, you have two uses per season to use it wisely.

Peel AFC have been crowned champions of the Canada Life Premier League for a second successive season after their fixture versus Old Boys was awarded as a walkover, with DHSOB unable to field a team. Meanwhile, at the other end of the table, the great escape for Foxdale is now over and they join DHSOB in relegation to the Ardern & Druggan second tier next season. Foxdale have battled hard in their attempts to secure survival, having won two on the bounce, but finally sucumbed 3-4 vs St Johns this weekend which affirms their fate. Too little too late. It's still all to play for in Div 2 in terms of the second promotion spot, with Colby AFC already crowned champions. Marown seem to be having a wobble and have lost their last few games. RYCOB are currently sitting pretty in second spot. However, there are plenty of points still up for grabs for RYCOB, Marown, Castletown and Pulrose alike, all of whom are technically in contention for promotion at this point.

Four goals from Jay Chatwood and a fifth in the 90th minute from Kondwani Silwamba lifted Foxdale off the bottom of the Canada Life Premier League with a 5-3 win over Ramsey on Saturday. As Billy Goat Park basked in warm sunshine, Foxdale finally put in a performance worthy of all three points, having come increasingly close in recent weeks. Finding themselves 1-3 down at half time, it looked like a familiar afternoon for Foxdale, but a full team effort saw them pull back the deficit early in the second half and then subsequently emerge as deserved winners. In truth, Ramsey never really looked comfortable when the ball was played in over the top or behind and Chatwood netted four as a result. However, perhaps the cherry on the cake came in the dying moments when Silwamba won the ball back from a position where he should never have been given a sniff of it. He then scored the resulting one-on-one with aplomb, followed by an acrobatic back flip worthy of the Olympics (other than perhaps the landing). The final whistle came seconds later.

MFF managers will be able to utilise a new chip from gameweek 6 that covers the Women's league fixtures on Sunday 26th April. The 'Girl Boost' chip allows a player from the Women's League to be added to your matchday squad and any points they accrue will be doubled and added to your gameweek total. The chip can be used twice in a season. Welcome to the game ladies!