SPORT ON D'GOAL

 The International break is over and club football is back!  Game Week 9 has some very interesting fixtures for us, with the highlights of the weekend being the weekend opener; the North London Derby and the Manchester Derby. There are also some very interesting-looking matchups for the amusement of the fans but the demise of FPL managers. We have taken a close at the fixtures for the weekend and come out with a proposed team of best performers for this Game Week. Sá - Wolves (v West Ham) James - Chelsea (v Crystal Palace) Alexander-Arnold - Liverpool (v Brighton) Trippier - Newcastle (v Fulham) KDB - Manchester City (v Manchester United) Maddison - Leicester (v Nottingham Forest) Son - Tottenham (v Arsenal) Sterling - Chelsea (v Crystal Palace) Kane - Tottenham (v Arsenal) Haaland - Manchester City (v Manchester United) Toney - Brentford (v Bournemouth) Have a wonderful Game week, and catch us on our weekly podcast on Saturday at 11:07am (Twitter: @sportondgoal) as we discu

  The EPL world has paid tributes to the Late Queen Elizabeth II, and action is back underway in Game week 8, having postponed Game week 7 games. Teams will be looking to come back refreshed and straight back into action. Here we go: Tottenham v Leicester City:  It looks like one that promises many goals, I don’t see a clean sheet in this one and so defensive options might not be the best. However, attacking returns can be expected from; Tottenham: Kulusevski 8.1m, Kane 12.4m, Son 11.7m. Leicester: Maddison 8.0m, Dewsbury-hall 5.0m, Iheanacho 6.2m. Brentford v Arsenal: London derbies are known to be intense. This one looks like there wouldn’t be a clean sheet, as both teams are very heavily attacking teams with both scoring a combined 29 goals already. Attacking options should be considered; Brentford: Toney 7.2m, Mbueno 6.0m, DaSilva 4.6m. Arsenal: Odegaard 6.4m, Jesus 8.0m, and Martinelli 6.4m. Everton v West Ham: Two teams who have had the slowest start to the season look to kick it

  European Competitions have resumed, which will definitely bring headaches for Managers, as this would mean rotations will begin to reduce fatigue. Sucks right? I know, but that’s where we come in. Man Utd vs Crystal Palace: everything seems to be taking shape for Man Utd now, especially the consistent lineup which guarantees asset returns, same can be said for crystal palace too. So my picks are; Man Utd: Sancho 7.3m, Rashford 6.5m, Bruno 9.8m. Crystal Palace: Eze 5.5m, Zaha 7.2, Andersen 4.5m . Leeds vs Nottingham Forest: Leeds have been interesting on attacking returns and consistent too despite losing Rodrigo, Nott'm Forrest is yet to fit in the team already but is still a threat going forward. My picks are; Leeds: Harrison 6.1m, Aaronson 5.5m, Sinisterra 6.5m. Nott'm Forrest: Lingard 5.8m, Johnson 5.9m, Gibbs-white 5.5m West ham vs Newcastle: West ham still struggling and honestly picking their assets is a big if at this moment based on their form and European involvem

  Everton vs Liverpool: it's the Merseyside derby early in the season again(I'd have signed Origi if he was available) this fixture has shown intent from both teams' attacks recently and maybe it would again. My picks are; Everton: Gray 5.5m, Gordon 5.5m, McNeil 5.5m. Liverpool: Diaz 8.0m, Salah 13.0m, Firmino 8.0m. Tottenham vs Fulham: Both teams cannot stop scoring and conceding at the same time, that makes our decision easy here. My picks are; Tottenham: Kulusevski 8.1m, Kane 12.4m, Perisic 5.5m. Fulham: Mitrovic 6.7m, Andreas 4.5m, Reid 5.5m Nottingham Forrest vs Bournemouth: these teams are desperate for a response, offers good bargains and maybe good points. My picks; Nottingham: Lingard 6.0m, Johnson 5.9m, Awoniyi 5.9m Bournemouth: Solanke 5.9m, Moore 5.5m, Billing 5.4m. Chelsea vs West ham:  the latest edition of London derby, Chelsea defenders still delivering for them but no clean sheet, west ham struggling all around but this just feels Like that game. My pick