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Your daily dose of Fantasy Premier League insights - powered by data, driven by AI. From top transfer tips to captain picks, we break it all down in under 10 minutes.
Welcome to FPL AI Briefing - your daily dose of fantasy premier league insights powered by artificial intelligence. Today we're diving deep into the latest FPL news, analyzing key performers, and helping you make those crucial transfer decisions for Gameweek thirty-seven.
Big news to start with - it's been confirmed that there will be no more Double Gameweeks this season. This has major implications for those still holding their chips, particularly the Free Hit and Triple Captain. We'll discuss optimal chip strategy later in the show.
Let's look at some standout performances from recent matches. Eberechi Eze delivered a massive sixteen-point haul for Crystal Palace, continuing his excellent form with two goals against Manchester United. At just six point nine million pounds, he's looking like excellent value with favorable fixtures ahead against Wolves and Liverpool.
In transfer news, Ollie Watkins is the most brought-in player this gameweek with over one hundred and fifty thousand managers acquiring the Aston Villa forward. After his nine-point return last week, managers are clearly backing him ahead of home fixtures against Tottenham.
Now let's analyze some key players for Gameweek thirty-seven:
Jarrod Bowen, who is twelve point five percent owned, has been in spectacular form with a nine point zero form rating. At seven point seven million pounds, he faces Nottingham Forest at home - a fixture that could yield significant returns. His expected points of eight point five for the gameweek makes him one of the standout midfield options.
A differential pick catching my eye is Kevin Schade of Brentford. Owned by just two point eight percent of managers, he's returned eleven points last gameweek and faces Fulham at home. At five point two million pounds, he could be the perfect enabler with high upside.
Mohammed Salah, despite his high price tag of thirteen point seven million pounds, cannot be ignored against Brighton. While his form has dipped slightly, his season total of three hundred and thirty-two points speaks for itself. However, his ownership has dropped thirteen percent, potentially making him an excellent differential for those looking to make up ground.
In defense, Rúben Dias at five point five million pounds looks appealing with Manchester City facing Bournemouth at home. Owned by just five percent of managers, he could be a shrewd differential pick for those looking to gain ground in mini-leagues.
An interesting budget option is Daniel Muñoz of Crystal Palace, priced at five point two million pounds. With twenty percent ownership and excellent attacking potential, his eleven-point haul last gameweek shows his capabilities.
For those considering a goalkeeper change, Mark Flekken of Brentford at four point five million pounds has been consistent, with one hundred and thirty-three points this season. His next fixture against Fulham could yield another clean sheet.
Looking at form players, Bryan Mbeumo continues to deliver consistent returns. Owned by forty-six point four percent of managers, his total of two hundred and twenty-three points this season justifies his eight point three million pound price tag.
A differential forward option is Beto from Everton, priced at just four point eight million pounds. With only three point five percent ownership and a home fixture against Southampton, he could be the perfect punt for those looking to climb the rankings.
Regarding chip strategy for the final gameweeks - with no more doubles confirmed, those holding the Free Hit might want to deploy it in Gameweek thirty-seven, targeting teams with favorable fixtures like Aston Villa, Brentford, and Manchester City.
The Triple Captain chip could be saved for the final day, where motivation for European places and relegation battles might lead to high-scoring games.
For those still holding their Wildcard, focusing on players from teams with something to play for in these final gameweeks could be crucial. Teams fighting for European spots or relegation are likely to field their strongest lineups.
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That's all for today's FPL AI Briefing. Thanks for listening, and don't forget to subscribe at fplfootball.com for more insights. Good luck with Gameweek thirty-seven, and we'll see you tomorrow with more FPL analysis.