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Players score points during the English Premiership, FA Cup and League Cup competitions as below.
All Players:
Appearance in the initial starting eleven 2 points
Appearance as a substitute  1 point
Goal scored 5 points
Assist1 3 points
Red Card -3 points
Yellow Card -1 points
Penalty missed -2 points
Scores an own-goal -3 points
Goalkeepers only:
Penalty save2 5 points
Every 2 saves3 1 point
Goalkeepers and Defenders only:
Full Clean sheet - player plays 60 mins or more 5 points
Part clean sheet - player plays fewer than 60 mins 2 points
Concedes 1 goal 0 points
Each additional goal conceded -1 points
Midfielders only:
Every 2 tackles4 1 point
Notes:
1. An 'assist' is defined as the final touch from a teammate, which leads to the recipient of the ball scoring a Goal. If the assist is deflected by an opposition player, it must be deemed as travelling to the Goal-scorer irrespective of the deflection. In the event of an own Goal, direct free kick Goal and direct corner Goal, an assist will not be awarded. This same rule applies to penalties unless the penalty taker chooses to pass the ball for another player to score.
2. Points will not be awarded for penalty shoot-outs.
3. A 'Save' is defined as a goalkeeper preventing the ball from entering the goal with any part of his body when facing an intentional attempt from an opposition player.
4. A 'tackle' is defined as where a player connects with the ball in a ground challenge where he successfully takes the ball away from the player in possession. The tackled player must clearly be in possession of the ball before the tackle is made. The final destination of the ball (to the tackler, to a teammate, to an opposition player, out of play) is not considered. A tackle will only be deemed unsuccessful if the player tackled retains possession of the ball.