After a triple up on Tottenham last week, it’s all change in Fantasy Premier League for gameweek 33 as Spurs are blank.
It’s another Friday night start, with Arsenal hosting Everton, as the likes of Liverpool, Brighton and Leicester look to have - on paper, at least - an easier task than others.
Let’s not forget the top-four battle between West Ham and Chelsea - is there any value there?
Remember: there is an early deadline of 6:30pm BST on Friday due to the clash at Emirates Stadium.
Here are our top FPL picks up this week...
Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah is almost certain to start against after starting on the bench for the draw at Leeds, looking to continue his fine recent record against Newcastle.
The forward has scored four goals in his last five starts against the Magpies, including three in three at Anfield. He is our captain pick this week.
Lewis Dunk
A welcome clean sheet against Chelsea should see another this weekend from Brighton and Lewis Dunk.
They are off to relegated Sheffield United, who have just 17 goals in 32 games, while Dunk’s goal threat cannot be ruled out.
Ricardo Pereira
A FPL favourite last season but injuries have hampered the defender-cum-midfielder this term. However, he’s back in the fold for Leicester hosting Crystal Palace and is expected to play in an advanced role once again.
Palace shipped four against both Tottenham and Manchester United in recent weeks. Will another stern test against a top-four hopeful see the floodgates open? A differential option, for sure.
Kelechi Iheanacho
Kelechi Iheanacho is in the form of his career and rivals only Kane for big chances and shots on target in recent weeks.
He added yet another goal against West Brom, making in 11 in eight games - and you would back him against the Eagles.
Jesse Lingard
Any doubts FPL players had over Jesse Lingard’s output with Aaron Cresswell and Michail Antonio out were firmly dismissed with three goals in his last two games
He’s the form player in the league and if you haven’t got him yet, then what are you waiting for?
