Fantasy Premier League

Some of the world's top Fantasy managers reveal who is getting their Double Gameweek 29 armband.

Kane is the standout captaincy pick for me this weekend. But at the moment Harry Kane (£12.3m) has the armband, given his great form. Kane is in form but Salah is Salah and I will give him the captaincy.

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This could result in more rotation for the likes of Diogo Jota (£8.3 million) and Luis Diaz (£8 million) which diminishes their appeal. If funds allow, the obvious place to go for a new defender this week is Liverpool ahead of their DGW against Brighton (away) and Arsenal (away). Adding Andrew Robertson (£7.2 million) alongside Trent Alexander–Arnold (£8.5 million) for a defensive double-up is attractive now with lots of options for Jurgen Klopp to choose from in attack. The hype is justified given that he’s so cheap, but there’s always a chance that Emerson Royal (£4.7 million) gets a start in one of these next two. This could result in more rotation for the likes of Diogo Jota (£8.3 million) and Luis Diaz (£8 million) which diminishes their appeal. If funds allow, the obvious place to go for a new defender this week is Liverpool ahead of their DGW against Brighton (away) and Arsenal (away). Adding Andrew Robertson (£7.2 million) alongside Trent Alexander–Arnold (£8.5 million) for a defensive double-up is attractive now with lots of options for Jurgen Klopp to choose from in attack. The hype is justified given that he’s so cheap, but there’s always a chance that Emerson Royal (£4.7 million) gets a start in one of these next two.

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No other Premier League player matches Cash for Form (points per games played in the last 30 days) and, most impressively, no other player has recorded more points in a single Gameweek than Cash's 29 in Gameweek 28, last time around. He also assisted Danny Ings’ goal against Southampton last weekend. Matty Cash (£5.1m) has been the real FPL star of the show this year; a defender able to return points at both ends of the pitch, Cash both scored and assisted in the emphatic 3-0 Premier League win over Leeds United in midweek.

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With another double Gameweek, tough choices have to be made by Fantasy Premier League managers - here are some tips to help with Gameweek 29.

With a GW29 match against Burnley, followed by Leicester in GW30, Toney has the potential to find the net again. Somehow still a differential pick, Sadio Mane has scored more FPL points than any other player in the last four matches. Aside from that, Saka is one of the most in-form players in the game, scoring 23 points across his last three matches. In particular, some individual performances certainly caught the eye of FPL managers. At £7.7m and just 3.1% ownership, the double opportunity for Calvert-Lewin to return is a tempting prospect. With Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison back from injury, the Toffees will heavily rely on their attackers to produce the goods.

Mohamed Salah (£13.2m) and Harry Kane (£12.3m) have emerged as the two outstanding candidates for the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Double Gameweek 29 ...

The Seagulls have declined of late, too, conceding five goals across their last two Amex encounters against Aston Villa and Burnley. At least, in theory, that should keep rotation to a minimum across their next two Premier League matches. Above: Brighton (left) and Arsenal’s (right) chances created conceded heatmaps at home in 2021/22 Above: Liverpool’s Double Gameweek 29 opponents – Brighton and Hove Albion and Arsenal – rank third and sixth-best respectively for big chances conceded at home in 2021/22 As for their Double Gameweek 29 opponents, Brighton and Arsenal have generally kept things pretty tight on home turf in 2021/22 (see below), but given that Liverpool have scored more goals (34) than any other team on their travels this season, that needn’t be too off-putting. Mohamed Salah (£13.2m) and Harry Kane (£12.3m) have emerged as the two outstanding candidates for the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Double Gameweek 29 captaincy.

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Kane visits Manchester United and Brighton on the back of three double-figure hauls in his last four outings. And his total of six big chances created on the road also place top for Pep Guardiola’s side. Away from home, his 22 shots in the box and 13 shots on target are both more than any team-mate.