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  Are games coming thick and fast already? Yes, but you can still use your transfer properly and we're here as your guide. Let’s get straight to business!! Leicester vs Man Utd: The foxes have been delivering with their assets on the attack but Man Utd still looks to be a doubt with potential definitely. My picks are; Leicester: Maddison 8.0m, Dewsbury-hall 5.0m, Vardy 9.4m. Man Utd: Sancho 7.3m, Rashford 6.3m, Bruno 9.8m. Liverpool vs Newcastle: What a resounding weekend from Liverpool getting all the goals with Newcastle not following up on their scoring spree show. This one still promises points I assure you. My picks are; Liverpool: Salah 13.0m, Diaz 8.0m, TAA 7.5m Newcastle: Tripper 5.1m, Almiron 5.0m, Maximin 6.5m West ham vs Tottenham: west ham just scored their first goal of the season last gw, can they kick on from there? Tottenham always scoring, looks Like good business too. My picks are West ham: Fornals 5.4m, Bowen 8.3m, Zouma 4.5m Tottenham: Kane

    Even after a cold GW3, we will rise again to GW4 sunshine and get our maximum points. How to get those points is why we're here to give you good picks every week, let's go straight to business! Southampton vs Man Utd: These teams have consistent assets in common I must say due to their less significant summer dealings which suits us! My picks are Southampton: Che Adams 6.4m, Aribo 5.5m, Ward-Prowse 6.5m. Man Utd: Sancho 7.3m, Rashford 6.3m, Bruno 9.8m. Chelsea vs Leicester: Things aren't going as expected for Chelsea conceding 3 last time out, but Leicester still scoring as expected. Here are my picks; Chelsea: James 6.1m, Cucurella 5.1m, Sterling 9.9m. Leicester: Maddison 8.0m, Vardy 9.4m, Dewsbury-hall 5.0m. Brighton vs Leeds : Getting comfortable wins last weekend and also looking in scoring form is what this fixture offers, so the attack will be most favoured here with tempting deals. My picks are; Brighton: Trossard 6.5m, MacAllister 5.5m, Groß 5.

       Welcome back my people our dessert for this week is going to be on fixture difficulties in the upcoming weeks, we all know there are some fixtures that are too sweet to pass up for certain players so we often make the mistake of transferring players in for the immediate game week rather than looking at the horizon so impulsive transfers won't have to be made every week thereby wasting the free transfer for the game week, in this article, we'll be taking a look at the teams with the best upcoming 6 fixtures to help us plan our transfers in and out of our teams 1. Arsenal (2nd in the standings): kicking off this list is arsenal because of the quality the team has shown I'm these early days of the season, winning their first two fixtures and maintaining their 100% record. In the coming weeks from he 3-8, arsenal face Bournemouth (A), Fulham (H), Aston Villa (H), Manchester United (A), Everton (H) and Brentford (A). This is by far the easiest run of fixtures in that per

  GW3 is here, desperate to make up for last week or maintain your form? Here are some players you should consider for your team according to their fixtures and returns. Man Utd vs Liverpool : Between both teams, the glaring difference is the returns are already as early as it looks, but you can't overlook the amazing bargain for man utd assets in attack if they'd eventually start to get returns. My picks are; Man Utd: Sancho 7.4m, Rashford 6.4m, Bruno 9.9m Liverpool: Salah 13.0m, TAA 7.5m, Diaz 8.0m Newcastle vs Man City : Newcastle offers some good differentials at bargain prices, while city has the big hitters deservedly expensive which gives a balance here. Picks would be; Newcastle: Schar 4.6m, Maximin 6.5m, Wilson 7.5 Man city: Haaland 11.7m, Cancelo 7.0m, Kdb 12.1m Leeds vs Chelsea: both teams complement each other based on teams, Leeds covers attacks while Chelsea covers defense Straight forward yeah? My picks are; Leeds: Aaronson 5.5m, Rodrigo 6.1m, Har

If you play FPL then you have most likely signed up for multiple mini leagues either with your friends or public ones to try and win the prize money and the ultimate goal is to come out on top of the league at the end of the season, this can't be done if your team is exactly like everyone else's that's why some bold moves have to be made in form of differential players who have low ownership percentages and could potentially swing the tides of the games week in your favour, I would be recommending 5 of them below after taking into account their prices, upcoming fixtures and their potential to give points 1. Rodrigo (6.0m): the first name to start off this list is Rodrigo of Leeds, the Spanish forward is classified as a midfielder which makes him a very reasonable option as his goals are going to be awarded points accorded to midfielders despite his rather advanced role on matchdays. For 6m there's not much of a risk here as he can be benched when Leeds have tough f

  Game week 1 was definitely worth the wait. The EPL got to a flying start and we could not have been happier that our darling Club Football is back. Game week 2 is here and here is what to expect. Aston Villa v Everton: Two teams that have started the season on the wrong foot and will be looking to restart and reset in this fixture. Who’s going to take this chance for redemption and use it to their advantage? We find out as we bank on; Aston Villa: Coutinho (7.0m), Watkins (7.5m), and Martinez (5.0m). Everton: Gray (5.5m), Gordon (5.5m), Mc Neil (5.5m) Arsenal v Leicester: Expected to be a thrilling match, one with many goals as these two clubs tend to always put on a show. The Arsenal stocks would be of higher preference in this fixture owing to home advantage and current form. Arsenal: Saka (8.0m), Jesus (8.0m), and Martinelli (6.0m). Leicester: Maddison (8.0m), Barnes (7.0m), Vardy (9.5m). Southampton v Leeds: With the home team coming from a gruesome defeat, and the away team m

        Once again that time of the year is upon us, the start of the new premier league season of 2022/2023 and In usual fashion, the transfer window has been frantic with a lot of money and players being moved in and out of the premier league, some very high profile transfers as well as some with plenty of potentials to become something and some being a mix of both because of how young and prolific said players are.  In usual fashion, I'm here once again to guide you in your selection of a captain for the coming game week but in an unusual fashion, it won't be based purely on stats but rather my FPL gut as there aren't numbers from the new season to work with yet. So let's get right into it 1. Salah (13m): the first name on the list should come as no surprise to you or anybody that has played FPL in the last 2 or 3 years, I mean it's the man himself, the only thing that can justify you not having him and making him your captain against newly promoted Fulham

  Welcome back to League Football, welcome back to EPL, and welcome back to FPL! It’s been a long time away from our darling club football but we’re back again! We’ve all missed the action, heartbreaks, and joyful chants but all of that is back underway this weekend, as we get into Game week 1 analysis: 1. Crystal Palace v Arsenal: A battle between familiar foes, one that has been waging since last season and I’m very sure that fans on opposite sides are truly looking forward to it. Who will edge it out in this fixture? Players to watch are; Crystal Palace: Zaha (7.0m), Eze (5.5m), and Mateta (5.5m). Arsenal: Saka (8.0m), Jesus (8.0m), and Martinelli (6.0m). 2. Fulham v Liverpool: Back to top flight versus back to title charge. A great test for Fulham on opening day as they take on last season’s UCL finalists. Can they put up a fight against the intensity of the Liverpool team? Look out for; Fulham: Mitrovic (6.5m), Cavaleiro (5.0m), and Omomah (4.5m). Liverpool: Salah (13.0m), Dia