Time is running out for players looking to tweak or register their 15-man squads in order to start scoring points from this weekend.
With so many fans entering teams, the competition will be ferocious in the bid to emerge as the best Fantasy Premier League manager of the 2010/11 season.
Wayne Rooney is currently the most selected striker in the game. Manchester City's Carlos Tevez is also proving a popular choice, while Hugo Rodallega of Wigan Athletic is the third most selected striker.
Frank Lampard is edging Gareth Bale in the popularity stakes as players flock to sign the London-based midfielders, while Barry Ferguson's £4.5m price tag is proving a big pull for entrants.
Chelsea captain John Terry is the most popular defender, narrowly leading the way ahead of Michael Dawson and Ryan Shawcross.
Tottenham players are proving a big hit, and it is Heurelho Gomes who is the most popular goalkeeper ahead of Blackburn Rovers' Paul Robinson and Thomas Sorensen of Stoke City.
The Barclays Premier League has attracted a number of new faces over the summer and Man Utd's Javier Hernandez could be money well spent at £7.5m after an encouraging pre-season.
Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh is proving popular, although fans are still to be convinced by new Manchester City purchases David Silva and Aleksandar Kolarov, despite their attacking tendencies.
Giant Birmingham City striker Nikola Zigic has only been selected by two per cent of teams, while new Liverpool attacker Milan Jovanovic may have to prove himself before winning the trust of managers.
The game is free to enter and players can make unlimited free changes ahead of the deadline for Gameweek One at 11.30 BST on Saturday. Click here to register and enter your team.
The overall winner of Fantasy Premier League 2010/11 will win a VIP trip for two to a Barclays Premier League match featuring a team of the successful player's choice. The winner's prize includes travel, two nights' hotel accommodation, two match tickets, pre-match meal and £250 spending money.
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