Pages

Labels

Showing posts with label Analysis and Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Analysis and Tips. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Updated UCL Fantasy Picks


After a series of domestic league games all over the Europe, here is an updated list of the UCL picks that we made last week.



Ajax -

DEF:  Van Rhijn (4.0) (gets goals and assists)

MID:  De Jong, Poulsen (4.5);

FWD: Sigthórsson on pens and 3 goals this
          season (7.0);
         

Anderlecht -

MID: Gillet (5.0) on penalties;
         Bruno 
(4.0)- 6 goals this season- great attacking attributes; 

FWD: Suarez  6 goals this season (5.0)
            Mitrovic (4.5) -2 goals 2 assists already in 116 minutes of play this season!

Arsenal -

MID: Ozil (9.5);

FWD: Giroud (9.0); Walcott (8.5)

Atletico Madrid -

GK: Courtois (4.5)-one of the best keepers around;

MID: Raul Garcia (7.0);

FWD: Villa
(9.0);
            Diego Costa(9.0)
D.Costa is first choice on penalties but since he's suspended, Villa should take them.

Austria Wein -

DEF: Ortlechner (3.5) - cheap defender;

FWD: Stankovic on pens (5.0)- 6 goals already, probably will take the penalties too;


Barça -

DEF: Alba (6.5)- currently injured but get him when he's back;

Iniesta, Fabregas, Neymar and Messi

Basel -

DEF: Schar(on penalties!) (4.5);

FWD: Streller 4 goals this season (5.5)

Bayern -

GK: Neuer (7.0);

DEF: Boateng (5.5)
          Alaba (6.0);

MID: Ribery (11.0); Gotze (9.0);
         Kroos cheaper at (7.0),

FWD: Mandzukic (11.5); Muller (11.0)

Benfica -

GK: Artur (4.5)- cheap but Benfica seem too leaky this season;

DEF: Garay
(5.0)- goals on corners
         
MID: Enzo Perez(5.0)- as a punt

FWD: Markovic, best cheap/budget forward option (4.5),
Cardozo - on penalties

CSKA -

DEF: Schennikov - can get some assists (4.0);

FWD: Musa best player at the moment this   season with 5 goals (5.5);
           Doumbia (6.0)- 4 goals this season

Celtic -

GK: Forster (4.0);

DEF: Ambrose, good budget option (3.5);

MID: Commons(on pens!) (5.5);



Chelsea -

DEF: Ivanovic (6.0);

MID: Oscar (7.5);

Dortmund -

GK:  Weidenfeller (6.5);

DEF: Subotic (6.0); Schmelzer (6.5);

MID: Mkhitaryan (9.0); Reus (10.5);

FWD: Lewandowski (12.0);
           Aubameyang(8.5)- cheaper and has got 5 goals this season.

Galatasaray -

GK: Muslera (6.0);

DEF: Eboue (4.5);

MID: Sneijder (8.5);

FWD: Yilmaz (10.0), Drogba(7.5);

Juventus -

DEF: Lichtsteiner (5.5);

MID: Vidal
(8.5) - still a good pick this year, 
         Pogba(5.5)- a good cheap option

Kobenhavn -

GK: Willand (3.5);

MID: Claudemir (4.5), Kristensen on pens (4.0)

They have been very poor this season with one win in 8 games so far.


Leverkusen -

MID: Castro (5.5); Sam - great pick at (5.0) but in a difficult group;

FWD: KIessling(9.0) - very good striker!


Man City -

DEF: Nastasic (5.5);

MID: Yaya Toure(9.5);

FWD: Not sure so far but Negredo (10.0) looks the best pick if u want goals.

Man Utd -

GK: DDG (5.5)

MID: Nani
(7.5) - great value if nailed on;

FWD: RVP (12.5), Rooney(10.5)-cheaper;


Marseille -

MID: Payet (5.5);

FWD: Andre Ayew and Gignac (7.0);
(Payet and Gignac with 3 goals each this season)


Milan -

DEF: Mexes (5.5);

MID: a punt in Poli (5.5);

FWD: Balotelli (10.0);

Napoli -

MID: Hamsik
(8.5) - (already 4 goals this season!)

FWD: Callejon could be a great punt (6.5);

Olympiakos -

DEF:  Campbell(4.0) -plays as a mid! 
          Salino (4.0);

FWD: Saviola on pens (6.5), Mitroglou (6.0)- got a hattrick last week;

PSG -

DEF: Thiago Silva (7.0) or Van der Weil (5.5);

MID: Pastore (10.0); Matuidi (5.5);

FWD: all front line can play: Lavezzi, Pastore, Ibra or Cavani

Plzen -

DEF: Rajtoral (4.0), one of the best defenders last year on Europa League Fantasy;

MID: Horvath with 3 goals in CL Qualifying this year, also on pens (4.0);

Porto -

GK: Helton (4.0);

DEF: Mangala (4.5)- cheap defender from a good team;

MID: Lucho (7.0)
        Josue (4.5)- nice option if nailed down; 

FWD: Jackson (8.0), Lica(5.0);

R.Madrid -

GK: Diego Lopez (3.5);(According to Marca, Casillias will play but not sure about that)

DEF: Marcelo (5.0);

MID: Isco (8.5);

FWD: Ronaldo (13.0);

Bale lacks match fitness.

Real Sociedad -

GK: Bravo (4.0);

MID: Griezman (6.5) and Xabi Prieto (6.0) both real good picks here;

FWD: Vela (8.0);

Schalke -

DEF: Uchida (4.0);

MID: Boateng (8.0) (looks expensive as compared to others), Draxler (6.5);

FWD: Huntelaar (9.5)- currently injured, Szalai(7.0) would be the alternate option;

Shakhtar -

GK: Goalkeepers look to rotate.

MID: Douglas Costa (6.0); Bernard (4.5);

FWD: Luiz Adriano (7.0);

Steaua -

DEF: Filip (4.0);

MID: Stanciu (4.5);

Zenit -

DEF: Neto (4.0);

MID: Shirokov (6.5);

FWD: Hulk (9.0)
           or another great pick: Danny
(7.5) - 6 goals in league 


Author: KL

Saturday, September 7, 2013

UCL Picks

  • UCL Fantasy Game is back in action! Like every year, we are here to help you out to find the potential hits this season.

    Here are the top picks from each team by Fantasy Transfer Tips :


    Ajax -

    DEF:  Van Rhijn (4.0) (gets goals and assists)

    MID:  Poulsen (4.5);

    FWD: Sigthórsson on pens and 3 goals this                        season (7.0);
               Bojan - leading Ajax assists (7.5)

    Anderlecht -

    MID: Gillet (5.0);
             Bruno 5 goals this season (4.0);

    FWD: Suarez  5 goals this season (5.0)

    Arsenal -

    DEF: Koscielny (5.0);

    MID: Ozil (9.5); Cazorla (8.5);

    FWD: Giroud (9.0); Walcott (8.5)

    Atletico Madrid -

    GK: Courtois (4.5)-one of the best keepers around;

    MID: Arda Turan (7.5);

    FWD: Villa
    (9.0);
                Diego Costa(9.0)- already 3 goals in La liga

    Austria Wein -

    DEF: Ortlechner (3.5);

    FWD: Stankovic on pens (5.0);


    Barça -

    DEF: Alba (6.5);

    Iniesta, Fabregas, Neymar and Messi

    Basel -

    DEF: Schar(on penalties!) (4.5);

    FWD: Streller 4 goals this season (5.5)

    Bayern -

    GK: Neuer (7.0);

    DEF: Boateng (5.5)
              Alaba (6.0);

    MID: Ribery (11.0); Gotze (9.0);
             Kroos cheaper at (7.0),

    FWD: Mandzukic (11.5); Muller (11.0)

    Benfica -

    GK: Artur (4.5);

    DEF: Garay
    (5.0)- goals on corners
             Pereira(4.5)- potential to get assists; 

    FWD: Markovic, best cheap/budget forward option (4.5),
    Cardozo - avoid at the moment

    CSKA -

    DEF: Schennikov - can get some assists (4.0);

    FWD: Musa best player at the moment this   season with 5 goals (5.5);
               Doumbia (6.0)

    Celtic -

    GK: Forster (4.0);

    DEF: Ambrose, good budget option (3.5);

    MID: Commons(on pens!) (5.5);

    FWD: Samaras (5.5)

    Chelsea -

    DEF: Ivanovic (6.0) Luiz (6.0);

    MID: Oscar (7.5) Hazard (8.5)

    Dortmund -

    GK:  Weidenfeller (6.5);

    DEF: Subotic (6.0); Schmelzer (6.5);

    MID: Mkhitaryan (9.0); Reus (10.5);

    FWD: Lewandowski (12.0);

    Galatasaray -

    GK: Muslera (6.0);

    DEF: Eboue (4.5);

    MID: Ikan (6.0) Sneijder (8.5);

    FWD: Yilmaz (10.0);

    Juventus -

    DEF: Lichtsteiner (5.5);

    MID: Vidal
    (8.5) - still a good pick this year, 
             Pogba(5.5)- a good cheap option

    Kobenhavn -

    GK: Willand (3.5);

    MID: Claudemir (4.5), Kristensen on pens (4.0)

    Leverkusen -

    DEF: Spahic (4.0);

    MID: Castro (5.5); Sam - great pick at (5.0) but in a            difficult group;

    FWD: KIessling(9.0) - very good striker!

    Man City -

    DEF: Nastasic (5.5);

    MID: Silva (9.5) or Yaya Toure(9.5);

    FWD: Not sure so far but Negredo (10.0) looks the best pick if u want goals.

    Man Utd -

    GK: DDG (5.5)

    MID: Nani
    (7.5) - great value if nailed on;

    FWD: RVP (12.5);

    Marseille -

    GK: Mandanda (4.0);

    MID: Payet (5.5);

    FWD: Andre Ayew and Gignac (7.0);
    (Payet and Gignac with 3 goals this season)

    Milan -

    DEF: Mexes (5.5);

    MID: a punt in Poli (5.5); Kaka (8.0);

    FWD: Balotelli (10.0);

    Napoli -

    MID: Hamsik
    (8.5) - (already 4 goals this season!)

    FWD: Callejon could be a great punt (6.5); Higuain (10.5);

    Olympiakos -

    DEF: Salino (4.0);

    FWD: Saviola on pens (6.5), Mitroglou (6.0);

    PSG -

    DEF: Thiago Silva (7.0) or Maxwell (5.5);

    MID: Pastore (10.0); Matuidi (5.5); Lucas Moura (6.0);

    FWD: all front line can play: Lavezzi, Pastore, Ibra or Cavani

    Plzen -

    DEF: Rajtoral (4.0), one of the best defenders last year on Europa League Fantasy;

    MID: Horvath with 3 goals in CL Qualifying this year, also on pens (4.0);

    Porto -

    GK: Helton (4.0);

    DEF: Mangala (4.5);

    MID: Lucho (7.0)

            Josue (4.5) alongside with Bruno(Anderlechet) are one of the best option at that price; 

    FWD: Jackson (8.0);

    R.Madrid -

    GK: Diego Lopez (3.5);

    DEF: Marcelo (5.0);

    MID: Isco (8.5);

    FWD: Ronaldo (13.0); Benzema (11.5);

    Real Sociedad -

    GK: Bravo (4.0);

    MID: Griezman (6.5) and Xabi Prieto (6.0) both real good picks here;

    FWD: Vela (8.0); Seferovic (6.0);

    Schalke -

    DEF: Fuchs (4.5);

    MID: Boateng (8.0) Draxler (6.5);

    FWD: Huntelaar (9.5);

    Shakhtar -

    GK: Goalkeepers look to rotate.

    DEF: Rakitskiy (4.5);

    MID: Douglas Costa (6.0); Bernard (4.5);

    FWD: Luiz Adriano (7.0);

    Steaua -

    DEF: Filip (4.0);

    MID: Tanase (4.5);

    Zenit -

    DEF: Neto (4.0);

    MID: Shirokov (6.5);

    FWD: Hulk (9.0)
               or another great pick: Danny
    (7.5) - 5 goals in league 


    Author: KL

Friday, August 16, 2013

Gameweek 1 Picks

Gameweek1 right around the corner and we have picked some potential players who we predict would do good this Gameweek.

GOALKEEPERS:

Cheap: Manonne, Boruc
Mid-value : Mignolet, Szczesny
High-value: Cech(DGWK), Hart

DEFENDERS:

Cheap: Ward, Clyne
Mid-value: Gibbs, Toure
High-value: Ivanovic(DGWK), Baines

MIDFIELDERS:

Cheap: Nolan, Snodgrass, Mirallas
Mid-value: Hazard(DWGK), Coutinho
High-value: Mata( DGWK; Looks to get some time to play), Cazorla

FORWARDS:

Cheap: Chamakh, Anelka
Mid-value: Lukaku(DGWK), Benteke(DGWK), Soldado
High-value: Rvp

Captain Pick: HAZARD
Second Choice: LUKAKU

Good Luck!

Friday, April 26, 2013

Scouting What Remains: Pressure, Motive, GOAAAL!


At this late stage of the season, performance is mainly affected by some factors that make it break the rules sometimes. In this article I'm going to suggest some scouted nominations for the rest of the season, but with a quite different eye.

The three main factors we are going to focus on are the motive, pressure, and the club's objective and strategic goal, with players' form in mind.
Speaking of a team or a single player, what really affects their performance at this stage is "their motive", be it a personal achievement for a player looking to catch the eyes, or a club goal of staying in the middle of the table or reserving a European seat or even fighting relegation.
A club's goal varies, and the urge for achieving it differs from one club to another, and that's what generates pressure, one of the factors we will consider in our choices today which is a double-edged weapon that could drive a team to glory or stress them to huge loss.

Today I'm going to focus on teams and players that got the motive either pushed by their own self or by their goal as a team, being under positive pressure or having no pressure at all, yet still have the potential or recently in form.

Manchester United is now pressure-free as they're crowned champions, however, it's common from Sir Alex Ferguson that he does rotations at this stage specially after claiming the title. With Van Persie's unearthly performance at the title winning game and looking to claim a personal record as the league top scorer for the second consecutive year, he could be allowed a more fixed place in the starting squad for the next few weeks, but still not invulnerable to sitting on the bench sometimes. He's still the best but he could rest for a couple of games out of their remaining games or play less regularly, specially when facing his old teammates at the Emirates stadium.

Manchester City are now less pressured as well, as they officially have no hope in the league title, looking to secure their second place, and already reaching the FA cup final. With a DGW in hand and relatively easier fixtures left, their second top scorer and first assist leader, Tevez, could prove value in the next weeks, keeping in mind they usually play two strikers in their squad out of a total of three in stock, with Dzeko the least favored to start.

The three rivalry London leaders in the table are in a heck of war in search for UCL seats, with motive and positive pressure to achieve an automatic club goal beside personal achievements for some players, the likes of Bale, Mata, and Hazard could play such an important role, beside Defoe who could be differential as well if only given more time on the pitch.
Cazorla also could be a firm choice in Arsenal's bid for a UCL place, driven by his own hard working character and outstanding stats for his first ever Premier League season, but the previous London choices are more likely as both Chelsea and Tottenham have a DGW in hand.

As Southampton and Norwich City are having a constant performance level during the whole season and relatively in a much safer place, the likes of Sunderland, Newcastle, and Wigan will look to bid for better fortunes in their fight against third relegation place. Some of their players seem to shine recently, with Wigan known for being a strong relegation denier from previous seasons, supported by their managing skills of Roberto Martinez, beside their recent confident mentality after reaching the FA cup final in style for the first time in their history, they will look to be a stubborn side in the next weeks, as their performance against Man City has proven lately. The likes of Maloney and Kone will be under the spot from the Latics side; Figueroa also could be a good choice from their defensive line for his price and regular contribution. They still got a bonus of a DGW too.

The other two relegation neighbors have lots of quality players that refuse to surrender and by all means disobey relegation calls. Newcastle United, previously trolled for becoming France national team, who were placed fifth in the last season, has suffered a lot this term, coming back from relegation a couple of seasons ago, they will refuse to return down there again. Hatem Ben Arfa's return from longtime injury could suit some who look to spot a differential, if only he's back to playing the full 90 minutes.
On the other side comes the red and white stripes. After his controversial reception at the Stadium of Light, Paolo Di Canio led his side to a great form with the full mark six out of six, two clean sheets, and four scored goals. Sessegnon, Mignolet, in addition to Adam Johnson are their best assets to rely on. With midrange prices, ranking pretty high in stats, and a proven recent form, they could be your Fantasy heroes when the curtain falls and everybody goes home.

Although Aston Villa and Stoke City don't look like strong nominees in the relegation fight, both Benteke and Begovic are players who could single-handedly make a difference.. at least a personal difference in their squads.

So, bottom line, beside your statistics analysis, make sure to pick those who have additional reasons to do their best.

As numbers could fool.. Beware of those without a motive or a GOAAAL!

I hope you enjoy my first article for Fantasy Transfer Tips, and Good Luck FPL managers!!

Author: Alterno

Monday, April 22, 2013

Suarez certain to get a lengthy ban, when to transfer him out?



         

        The FA have released a statement regarding Luis Suarez's controversial incident on the pitch last night. They have clearly stated that a three match ban would not be enough for such behavior. Many have transferred out Luis Suarez already from their team but here is something for those who have not!

       Suarez has already gone down by 0.2 this week. He will only go down once now until next deadline on Saturday. If you still have a free transfer and will use it to transfer him out then its good for you but if you have used the free transfer or maybe went for a -4 hit already and now you do not want to lose an extra -4 points, I don't think you should worry at all.


*If you have bought him for an even price (i.e. 10.6 , 10.8 or so),  his next price-fall will not affect on your value at all! So why worry?!!

*If you have bought him for an odd price, you will lose 0.1 though.

Tip: You can keep him on the bench this week and wait until the next deadline comes up and do the transfer immediately on Saturday (27th April ) after Gameweek 35 begins since he will have a high chance of dropping again that night!

Since we are nearing the end of the season, we don't have many Gameweeks to gamble and get negative points through extra transfers. So, be careful on what you do next!

Good Luck!

Author: The PDK

Friday, April 5, 2013

FPL Headache: "Bale Injured, What to do next?"




   Another exciting Gameweek on the horizon, the player that most of the active FPL teams have, is out for at least two weeks!


  Bale's injury has given headache to plenty of managers. Many of us are in a dilemma whether to transfer him out or not, and if yes then who would be the ideal replacement considering a Double Gameweek coming up next!

 If you are holding on to him until he returns then its a massive decision cuz he might fall down by quite a bit in coming days and could be fully fit only on GWK35! I don't think it is good to have a huge £10.9 player on the bench for such long time, esp. when there is a DGWK in between!

So, here are a few tips on what to do next :

If you want him out this week, I think the best choice is Cazorla!
If you are trying to use the money elsewhere and can't manage to afford Fellaini for next week but need an Everton cover, Osman is the perfect pick.


OR

I suggest you to let him go down by £0.1 tonight (Also it will not affect the value this time if you have bought him in even price, i.e. 9.8, 10.0 and so on...) and use your free transfer tomorrow when the Matchday begins and replace him with Walcott > Cazorla > Fellaini > Osman. 

 Also, you can gamble on Young > Valencia if you want a Man United midfielder. Both look likely to start. Carrick could make you sure of making 60 minutes at least but he looks less likely to get involved in goals.


Final tip: The best thing to do would be replace him with someone similar priced as you will not have to waste extra transfers adjusting the budget when you want him back.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, if you think you have already enough players for DGWK and want someone else, then here are other replacements:  Mata/Hazard/Lampard > Gerrard > Yaya Toure/Silva.

If you want budget-saver replacements then these players might come in handy:
Coutinho > Taarabt > O'Neil > Townsend.

Hope you make the right call. Good Luck everyone! Cheers!

Author: The PDK

Friday, March 8, 2013

SURGERY OF BLANK GAMEWEEK: Analyzing GW29

As we have alerted our Managers already regarding the fixture fall out in GW29, most of you might have planned already for the blank.

Even if you've not planned yet, no need to panic unless you have 8 or less to field in this Gameweek cuz unlike earlier blanks, you'll have the advantage of Double Gameweek later in the season(Confirmed for Arsenal in GW33).


Despite many of the big names missing this Gameweek, it's not a good idea to ship many of them out for a hit just to field 11, given you'll loose some value on them & will need them later on.
However, here's the list of players for perfect replacement of the players with the blank:

1)Goalkeepers: Most of the teams might not have problem in this department cuz we have the flexibility of 2 goalkeepers in the squad.


Players to Consider: Bunn(SOT,sun,wig,SWA) & Cesar(SUN,avl,ful,WIG)
Verdict:Consider these Transfer only if both of your GKs aint playing & this is the only pressing transfer you need to do.

2)Defenders: Although some big names are missing (Zabaleta,Rafael,Baines,Ivanovic),substitutes defenders can come handy in absence of them.


Players to Consider:Debuchy,Bassong,Harte,Enrique,Johnson,Dawson,McAuley,Samba
Verdict: Never take a hit on defender. Like Goalkeepers, consider this transfer if this is the only pressing transfer you've got to make.

3)Midfielders: This is the area I'd be worry about if I own Fellaini,Mata,Walcott,Silva.Till date, Midfielders have been flourishing in FPL.With most of the big teams missing this Gameweek, you need to take risk in this department to live a life without someone of them.


Players To Consider: Bale,Gerrard,Sissoko,Ben Arfa,Snodgrass,Sessegnon.
Verdict: Don't lose the whole bunch.If you're in the dilemma to decide whom to transfer out,consider the one with whom you'll loose the least value.With the Double Gameweek imminent, it'll harm you to Ship out many of them.

4)Forwards: "Transfer out RVP or not?" is the million dollar question here.With an immediate fixture of Reading(Home) & probable Double in near future, I'd hold if I don't have any plan to bring him back & the player you're swapping isn't Suarez.
Players to Consider: Suarez,Remy,Lambert,Benteke,Lukaku.
Verdict:Transfer out others but think twice if it's RVP.
FACTORS: United relieved from European duty,race for Golden boot heating up, possible Double Gameweek in near future & United on a kill for the League...all these factors can be multiplied to haunt the team without RVP if you want to see the season through without him.

FINAL VERDICT:
A) ITS BETTER TO FIELD 9 THAN TAKE A HIT.
B) DON'T TRANSFER OUT MANY OF BIG NAMES(Consider doing 2 at worst case scenario)
C)PLAN FOR ENTRANCE ROUTE TOO IF YOU'RE TRANSFERRING THEM OUT, Esp: RVP
D)DON'T TAKE HIT TO TRANSFER IN DEFENDERS/GOALKEEPERS UNLESS ITS THE ONLY PRESSING TRANSFER!!


Author: BBG

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Fantasy Transfer Tips Analysis::UNLEASHING MOUSSA SISSOKO



January Transfer Window is closed. Teams are done with their shopping with a number of players coming into the Premier League. But the man who has really impressed belongs to Alan Pardew's New "French Revolution".
Man from French side Toulose has hit the ground running for injury-ruined Newcastle and has grabbed 2 goals & 1 Assist in his 2 matches for the Toons.

Originally a Central Midfielder but Pardew's decision to play him in the hole behind Cisse has been a blessing for Fantasy managers & Sissoko has grabbed it with both hands. Classified as Midfielder in FPL, 23 Year Old French international Moussa Sissoko comes in as cheap as 6.0m and is already looking like a bargain for the rest of the season for Toons who are struggling now & trying to replicate their last year's form.

With January Wildcard,many managers opted for 3-5-2 & had the Top 5 Midfielders of the season so far but the form he's showing, Sissoko is determined to rip apart every Fantasy team formations to get himself in.His stats of Shots—6, shots on target—4, passes—33, key passes—3, pass accuracy—85%, touches—51 can't be ignored against Chelsea.

Despite Michu testing the patience of his Fantasy-owners,it's highly unlikely that he will leave their team soon since there is a Double Gameweek in GW26 but Sissoko's definitely knocking the doors of many FPL Teams. With an immediate blank for Liverpool & Swansea in GW27,Sissoko is destined to find a lot of suitors for him there.
With the form,value & prospect he's shown immediately after his transfer to the Premier League,anyone can hardly argue against the fact that he can emulate last season's Cisse,Siggurdson or this season's Michu.
Author: BBG

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

FTT ANALYSIS:Double Gameweek26 & Blank Gameweek27


As expected,after LIV & SWA's exit from FA cup & SWA in Capital One Cup Finale, DGW26 has been announced. Double Gameweeks are often High scoring & really important to improve your rank. But many managers are worried by the factor, immediate blank in GW27. So planning for both GW26 &27 is equally important.

For GW26,Liverpool’s home form is particularly seductive. They have won five of their last six in front of their own fans, registering five clean sheets and scoring three or more goals on four occasions. While Swansea have scored in just two of their last six on the road, they have registered a clean sheet in four of those matches, however, suggesting a tight match could be on the cards at Anfield. Their home clash with QPR who'll be without their main man Nelsen looks juicy.So, License is granted to managers to load up LIV & SWA Players in DGW26.

Now If you're worried about the immediate blank in GW 27, we've got some some great News for you! Actually GW27 fixtures looks blessing in disguise.

Cheap players coming from the bench are going to play an important role in GW27.
If you closely monitor the fixtures of cheap players available,you can relax & load up with DGW players in GW26. Here we have presented you the fixtures of GW27 where your cheap players can really play & return you some vital Fantasy points.
GW27 fixtures
---------------------------------------------------------------
REA v WIG~ Le Fondre, Pogrebnyak, Harte, Pearce, Guthrie, Stam, Maloney, Henriquez, Kebe
FUL v STO~ Wilson(He'll be fit by then), Ruiz, Hughes, Cameron
NOR v EVE~ NOR Defenders
WBA v SUN~ WBA Defenders, Lukaku, Cuellar,Fletcher, Gardner
NEW vSOU~Puncheon, Clyne/Shaw
WHM v TOT~Demel,O'brien,Jaskaleinan,Naughton,Dawson
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Most Important thing is you need to have a Bench with Players assured of minutes to be able to see through these Gameweeks Smartly.

NEEDLESS TO PANIC, CHOOSE YOUR PLAYERS SENSIBLY!!!
All the Best!!!

Author: BBG
 

Sample text

Facebook

Sample Text