Gameweek 32 questions have been posted, and the deadline, as always, is kick off of the first game, which this week is 8:00pm on Friday 10th April.

Gameweek 32 also marks the start of the final Super Sevens competition of the season. That means every player, whether they have been active every week or have drifted in and out during the campaign, has one last clean shot at a prize before the season comes to an end.

This final Super Sevens will run from Gameweek 32 right through to Gameweek 38, the last Gameweek of the season. As always, only the 50-point and 75-point predictions count in this competition, and the winner will get to choose from the selection of hampers listed on the Super Sevens competition page. It is a fresh race, a level playing field, and a big opportunity for someone to finish the season with a proper flourish.

There is only one place to start again, and that is with MANLYCHESTHAIR UTD. After hitting a Silver Gameweek in GW30, they followed it up with another massive performance in GW31, finishing top on 350 points. That came from 4 correct 50-point predictions and, crucially, 2 correct 75-point predictions, which gave them the extra punch nobody else could match. Back-to-back weeks at this level is outstanding going, and it is exactly the kind of late-season form that can change the mood of an entire campaign.

Behind them, ALLISON WONDERLAND produced one of their best returns of the season with 326 points, landing 5 of the 50-pointers and 1 of the 75-pointers. It was a really strong card and would have been enough to win plenty of Gameweeks, but MANLYCHESTHAIR UTD were flying again. AN A CORSE CELTIC 🤟🤤 took third on 276, while FREE ESTATE KENMARE and MAXIE PADS both posted 275, showing just how tight the battle was behind first place.

There was then another strong cluster of scores keeping the leaderboard competitive. RATHFARNHAM RATS reached 250 with a nice balance of correct calls across the 50 and 75 point questions, while THE DELGANY SHARKS took 226. Just behind them, TEAM NAME TAKEN, CTRL ALT DE LIGT, TK PREDICTIONS and SWEEPERVISION all landed on 225, which tells you how fine the margins were across the middle of the table.

ARCTICUS and FC LIVERPOOL both finished on 201, with MOORE-4-2 and LEAVE MY ARSELONA both on 200. Those are still respectable totals, but this week really rewarded anyone who could turn one of the bigger calls into a correct answer. A few teams who have been strong all season were slightly held back by that, which made the top end feel a bit different from recent weeks.

It is also worth shouting out the fact that two Midseason predictions worth 100 points each were resolved in Gameweek 31, and those answers mattered. The first asked whether West Ham, after keeping just one clean sheet in their first 24 league matches, would finish the remaining 14 games with 2 or fewer clean sheets or 3 or more. The community was almost split straight down the middle, with 52% backing 2 or fewer and 48% backing 3 or more, but the correct answer turned out to be 3 or more.

The second 100-point question was about whether any team would finish the season with 15 or more draws. Here the community leaned much more heavily towards No, with 68% taking that side and only 32% backing Yes. In the end, the correct answer was Yes as Bournemouth have amazingly drawn their last 5 games in a row and 7 of their last 10. Those two midseason questions are a reminder that big swings can still arrive from outside the weekly set, and when 100-point answers start landing this late in the season, they can give certain campaigns a very timely boost.

And finally, there is the wooden spoon. That unwanted honour goes to I PREDICT DEEZ TINGS, who finished on 0 points after getting all 6 of their 50-point predictions wrong. A brutal week, no dressing that up, and one they will want to leave behind very quickly before the new Super Sevens starts.