FPL players are only just realising crazy glitch which allows you to break the game's rules

Fantasy Premier League players are only just realising a crazy glitch which allows users to break the game's rules.

The new Premier League season is underway which means FPL is in full swing - and the league's big hitters didn't disappoint.

Mohamed Salah shone as Liverpool beat Ipswich Town 2-0 on Saturday, with the Reds star providing an assist and scoring a goal.

Bukayo Saka also scored and created as Arsenal beat Wolves 2-0.

And, on Sunday, Erling Haaland, who's the most expensive player in the game, got on the score-sheet in Manchester City's 2-0 victory over Chelsea.

Only Leicester City and Tottenham are left to play as tonight's fixture will see the likes of Son Heung-min and James Maddison in action.

Son and Maddison will be in many FPL teams this season not to mention Spurs new boy Dominic Solanke, who is owned by over two million FPL users.

And if you selected Solanke in your FPL team before his big-money switch, then you can have FOUR players from Spurs.

Of course, you can only have a maximum of three players from each team, but one FPL user has got around this rule to include four Spurs players in his team.

However, according to FPL, 'you won't be able to make another transfer until a Spurs player is removed' if you find yourself in the same situation.

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Solanke, who commanded a transfer fee of £65 million, arrives at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, having enjoyed a prolific campaign last season.

The 26-year-old scored an impressive 19 league goals at Bournemouth, with Ange Postecoglou looking forward to calling upon his services this season.

"I thought he did well against us [last season] and he gave us some real problems that a lot of strikers in the league didn’t in his mobility," Postecoglou said.

"His movement was really impressive. There’s no secret we love to press and he’s got a great work ethic and he scores goals. He is a presence and scores different types of goals. I think the way we play suits him."