European trip for top Premier League fantasy football team

A trip for two to a European game is up for grabs for the winner of our Premier League fantasy football competition.

The highest scoring manager at the end of the season will claim this prize, as well as £1,000 of free bets. And the Premier League fantasy game has other prizes for the team of the month and League of Leagues champion.

Player selection is key in Fantasy Premier League game

The challenge is to build a team within a budget of £115 million, choose a manager and formation and try to score as many points as possible. A maximum of three players (including a manager) can come from any one club in the Ladbrokes Fantasy Premier League Game.

Forwards and midfielders pick up points for scoring goals or for assists, while goalkeepers score for keeping clean sheets. Defenders can rack up the most points in the Premier League fantasy game as they earn points for scoring goals or providing assists as well as keeping clean sheets.

All Premier League fantasy football players earn points if they play in a match as well as for helping their side win a game. But points are deducted for a defeat, and goalkeepers and defenders lose points for each fantasy football goal conceded.

Mini leagues add excitement to Premier League fantasy football

Competitors can join up to 10 mini leagues in the fantasy football game, to compete against friends and other players, and the top mini-league will win a prize at the end of the season.

Each team - which is allowed four transfers a month - has a captain, who scores double points, while players lose points for yellow or red cards.

Players only score points if they play in a game, even as a substitute. But the trick in this Premier League fantasy football competition comes in signing 11 players who will score good Premier League fantasy game points but not cost the earth - tough when a striker like Fernando Torres costs £21 million.