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Your daily dose of 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.
Here's what you need to know in the next seven minutes — it's a Double Gameweek thirty-three, the deadline is ten o'clock this morning, Saturday the eighteenth of April, and there is no time to waste. Let's get into it.
Right, rapid-fire news bulletin. First up — this is a Double Gameweek. Bournemouth play twice, as do Man City, Burnley, Brighton, and Leeds. That changes everything about your team selection today. Get your doubles in. Second — Arsenal travel to Man City on Sunday and then have no second fixture this gameweek, so single-fixture Arsenal assets are a risk. Third — Sunderland face Aston Villa on Sunday, and they have been in incredible form, knocking over Spurs and Newcastle in recent weeks. Fourth — West Ham smashed Wolves four-nil in Gameweek thirty-two, and Crystal Palace host them on Monday night. And fifth — the deadline is ten o'clock this morning. Not the usual Friday. Saturday morning. Do not miss it.
Now let's talk transfers. Top three in for Gameweek thirty-three.
First up — Okafor from Leeds, priced at five point five million pounds, owned by just two point one percent. He's been absolutely flying. In Gameweek thirty-two he scored two goals and bagged fifteen points against Man United. His expected points for Gameweek thirty-three sit at sixteen point five — that is the highest in the data. Leeds play Wolves and then Bournemouth this double gameweek. Six goals and two assists on the season, form rating of eight point zero. Over a hundred and fifty thousand transfers in already this gameweek. At five point five million, he is the differential value pick of the round. Verdict: Essential for the double.
Second — Thiago from Brentford, seven point three million pounds, owned by thirty-one point nine percent. He scored two goals in Gameweek thirty-two, racking up thirteen points with a bonus of three. Twenty-one goals this season. He plays Fulham on Saturday in a fixture rated three versus three — competitive but he finds a way to score. Expected points of eight point five for the gameweek. He is rising in price and near the top of every wildcard and bench boost squad right now. Verdict: Good. If you don't have him, that's a problem.
Third — Senesi from Bournemouth, five point two million pounds, owned by twenty-five point four percent. Bournemouth have two fixtures this double gameweek — Newcastle at home and Leeds away. Nine clean sheets on the season. He is the most transferred-in player in the data with over three hundred and twenty thousand transfers in this event. He only picked up four points in Gameweek thirty-two as Arsenal beat Bournemouth two-one, but the double fixture value is undeniable. Expected points of five point zero. With those two double fixtures, the ceiling is much higher. Verdict: Good. Essential if you're bench boosting.
Now the top three out for Gameweek thirty-three.
First — Wilson from Fulham, six point zero million pounds, owned by nineteen point eight percent. He has been bleeding out for weeks. Two points in Gameweek thirty-two, no goals, no assists, just seventy-nine minutes. He plays Brentford on Saturday which is a tough defensive test. Over two hundred and twenty-six thousand managers are already moving him on. His form has dried up and the fixtures aren't inspiring. Verdict: Sell. Move the funds elsewhere.
Second — Rogers from Aston Villa, seven point four million pounds, owned by twenty-one point two percent. He picked up five points in Gameweek thirty-two thanks to an assist, but Villa face Sunderland on Sunday — a side in stunning form. Sunderland have beaten Newcastle and Spurs in recent weeks. Over a hundred and forty-three thousand transfers out. Rogers is not playing badly but Villa's single fixture and that tricky Sunderland opponent makes him a liability this week. Verdict: Sell or at minimum bench. Free up funds for double-gameweek assets.
Third — Watkins from Aston Villa, eight point five million pounds, owned by eight point three percent. Zero points in Gameweek thirty-two, no goals, no assists in eighty-six minutes against Nott'm Forest. Nine goals on the season but his form has stalled. At eight point five million you're paying premium price for a player blanking regularly and facing a Sunderland side on a high. Verdict: Sell. The price tag doesn't match current output.
Differential picks for Gameweek thirty-three.
Taty from West Ham at five point five million pounds, owned by just zero point one percent. He bagged two goals and eleven points in Gameweek thirty-two against Wolves. West Ham face Crystal Palace on Monday night. Four goals on the season, five point five million, and riding a wave of confidence. If West Ham carry that form, Taty is the ultimate differential punt.
Christie from Bournemouth at four point nine million pounds, owned by zero point two percent. Bournemouth have a double this gameweek — Newcastle and Leeds. Expected points of eleven point zero. Christie is cheap, plays regularly, and with Bournemouth's double fixture, he has massive upside at under five million. Two goals and one assist on the season. Under-the-radar option for your double-gameweek structure.
Gana from Everton at five point four million pounds, owned by zero point one percent. He picked up five points in Gameweek thirty-two with an assist. Everton face Liverpool in the derby on Sunday. He's been quietly delivering with two goals and three assists on the season. At such a low ownership, even a single attacking return in the Merseyside derby could boost your rank significantly.
Captaincy pick for Gameweek thirty-three. The armband goes on Okafor from Leeds. Sixteen point five expected points, a double gameweek, six goals already this season and fifteen points last week alone. He is in the form of his life and faces Wolves and Bournemouth. He is the standout captain option. One key tip — if you are playing a Bench Boost or Wildcard this week, maximise your double-gameweek coverage. Bournemouth and Leeds assets in particular offer two bites of the cherry at a price that won't wreck your budget.
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That's your Gameweek thirty-three prep done. Deadline is ten o'clock this morning — do not sleep in. Subscribe at whogotthepoints.com and we'll see you next time.