The Rules
Last Man Standing, played across all 92 English league clubs — Premier League down to League Two.
Make one pick a week
Each open gameweek, pick one team you think will win. Any club from any of the four divisions is fair game — Premier League, Championship, League One or League Two.
Win to survive
If your team wins, you go through to the next gameweek.
Draw or lose, you're out
Anything other than a win — a draw or a defeat — and you're eliminated immediately.
Never repeat a team
Once you've picked a club, you can never pick them again for the rest of the competition — even if you only used them once, weeks ago.
Final three, no clashes
Once the competition is down to three players (or fewer), none of you can pick the same team as each other in the same gameweek — it forces a genuine split heading into the finish.
Postponed matches
If your pick's match is postponed, you're safe either way. You can also choose to repick from any other match that gameweek that hasn't kicked off yet, if you'd rather back a different result — your original pick still counts as used and can't be picked again.
Missed a pick?
If you don't submit a pick before the deadline, you're automatically given the bottom-placed League Two club that's playing that gameweek (or the lowest-ranked team available to you from any division if no League Two side is eligible), so a forgotten pick doesn't automatically mean elimination.
Rollover weeks
If every remaining player is eliminated in the same gameweek, it's a rollover: everyone knocked out that week is reinstated and the competition carries on to the next gameweek.
Gameweek 1 buy-back
Knocked out in gameweek 1? You get one shot at a buy-back — pay £10 to rejoin and get straight back into the next open gameweek. It's only offered for a gameweek-1 elimination, and only once.
Last one standing wins
The final player left alive takes the pot. If it comes down to a rollover with one player, they're the winner.
Entry to The92LMS 2026/27 costs £20.00. 8% of the total prize pot goes to the host for running things — the rest goes to the winner.