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This week sees a return to relative calm in the FPL world, following the chaos of a blank and double-gameweek-dominated GW25. However, gameweek 26 can be ...

Crystal Palace’s injury-hit defence and poor clean sheets record would suggest so. Gibbs-White has scored 64 of his 84 points in home matches this season and Forest host relegation-threatened Everton, leaving the potential for a big points tally come the end of GW26. It’s safe to say that Forest players are rarely on our essential pick lists, but the marauding and brilliant Morgan Gibbs-White has the potential to offer a lot to managers in GW26. This week sees a return to relative calm in the FPL world, following the chaos of a blank and double-gameweek-dominated GW25. Given the lack of double-gameweeks and blanks across the board this week, it is important to pick players with good fixtures. Fantasy Premier League: The top five players to put in your fantasy team this week

There is one confirmed blank for the Seagulls in Gameweek 28 and another likely to follow in Gameweek 32 but even factoring those in, Albion players are towards ...

“Estupinan isn’t on the list for tomorrow but Welbeck is. [one of the differentials picked out by Tom Freeman](https://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2023/03/02/fpl-gameweek-26-differentials-mac-allister-pinnock-barnes/) in his weekly piece. [will have five Double Gameweeks to come ](https://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2023/02/20/when-are-the-fpl-blank-double-gameweeks/)between now and the end of 2022/23, with two of them already set for Gameweeks 27 and 29.

Minnesota Vikings WR Justin Jefferson sits atop Nathan Jahnke's way-too-early 2023 fantasy football rankings, while incoming rookie Bijan Robinson cracks ...

• Over 30 rookies in the top 200: There are multiple intriguing options at each position, but the depth is at running back where nearly half of the teams could see a rookie as their RB1 or RB2 in 2023. [Jahmyr Gibbs](https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/jahmyr-gibbs/122474/draft-profile): The former Alabama running back ranks higher on our big board than any running back ranked from 2019 to 2022. [Bijan Robinson](https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/bijan-robinson/123126/draft-profile) cracks the top 12: The hype around Robinson is warranted, with his landing spot determining if he can move up in the first round or fall out of it.

We round up the key Fantasy Premier League (FPL) talking points from Wednesday's two Premier League fixtures in our Scout Notes summary.

It wasn’t quite the same for James Tarkowski (£4.4m), ending with zero points over his two outings. The Egyptian was part of another bad moment for FPL managers, as popular Wolves left-back Hugo Bueno (£3.9m) injured a hamstring when chasing him. Arsenal and Liverpool defenders ended this round with two clean sheets, led by van Dijk’s 24 points, the 18 of Oleksandr Zinchenko (£5.1m) and 15 of Gabriel (£5.2m). and more!](/register/) Yet the true star was a man ditched by a large number of managers over recent weeks – Gabriel Martinelli (£6.5m). The team news that really frustrated the FPL community was another benching for Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah (£6.8m). Especially those who captained him, seeing what Saka was doing at the Emirates. Clearly, as the game’s second, third and fourth-best points scorers in this position, Arsenal’s midfielders are the best route into their attack. “When you see it in slow motion you see the contact then, but I still think it was a goal, but that’s not important anymore. I was not worried but of course then you watch it, how the boys react – and the reaction was really good.” – Jurgen Klopp on the disallowed goal [This content is restricted to Premium Members. Owned by over 44% of the top 100k, his underlying stats in the absence of Gabriel Jesus (£7.9m) have been superb and there was optimism that – despite not scoring in six of his previous seven starts – this would be a good Double Gameweek for the 23-year-old.

Fantasy Football Scout community writer Greyhead returns for the 2022/23 season with his series of articles analysing the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) ...

As before, this is just up to Gameweek 24, but either way, it’s surprising to see Saka nowhere near his Arsenal colleagues of Martinelli or Martin Odegaard (£7.0m). I am sure the decision will split The Great and The Good, with the more cautious possibly hanging onto their all-mighty chip to make the gains later in the campaign. Elsewhere, we had the trio of Salah, Darwin and Trent entering the fold, along with Nketiah – but I’m not sure how long he will last. Fabio’s purchase of Pablo Sarabia (£5.5m) was particularly impressive. There will be no shock to see Haaland top with eight but it’s maybe a surprise to see Kane with four, as he has been steady rather than spectacular. He could also afford to bench three extra ones! Joe even went down the route of a double Toffees defence but despite that, he will be sweet on his ranking this week as is now up to 54,000 and sits comfortably in fourth amongst these managers. The century was achieved without any hits and by disregarding Mohamed Salah (£12.7m) and Darwin Nunez, and as a result of which he halved his rank from 880,000 to 400,000. - Pras – Darwin, Robertson, Salah (Mitrovic, Shaw, De Bruyne) Not sure about that transfer in of Ellis Simms (£4.5m), though. The other centurion was Neale Rigg, who kept faith in Martinelli. “I can see clearly now the rain is gone.

We're summarising what we know on the team news front ahead of Gameweek 26 in Fantasy Premier League (FPL). Round-ups of the pre-match press conferences on ...

Jadon Sancho (illness) and Luke Shaw (minor injury) missed the midweek cup win over West Ham, with Erik ten Hag saying that he hoped Shaw’s issue was “not too bad” but that United would have to assess the left-back before the trip to Anfield. It looks like Dominic Calvert-Lewin (hamstring) will struggle to play any part in Everton’s trip to Nottingham Forest, while Andros Townsend (ACL) also remains out and a minor knee issue has stalled Nathan Patterson‘s comeback. Solly March missed out on the midweek cup win at Stoke with a minor issue that his manager said “was not a big problem”, while Roberto De Zerbi also said on Monday that he expected Pervis Estupinan (muscle) to be back for the West Ham match. Ryan Yates (illness) ought to be back in contention after a recent return to training. Aleksandar Mitrovic (hamstring) returned from injury in Tuesday’s cup win over Leeds United. We hope not too bad, we have to see how it develops until Sunday [when we play at Liverpool]. Naby Keita sat out the midweek win over Wolves with a knock, meanwhile. And then the team grew especially with Thomas (Partey) as Jorg(inho) was not feeling good today.” – Mikel Arteta Thiago Silva is the latest addition to the Chelsea injury list after damaging knee ligaments last weekend. “[Maddison] has virtually done no training for a couple of weeks. Mohamed Elneny (knee) remains out long-term and, although recent training ground updates on Gabriel Jesus (knee) have been positive, he’s not expected back in Gameweek 26. Mislav Orsic recovered from a concussion to feature in midweek.

This week sees a return to relative calm in the FPL world, following the chaos of a blank and double-gameweek-dominated GW25. However, gameweek 26 can be ...

Crystal Palace’s injury-hit defence and poor clean sheets record would suggest so. Gibbs-White has scored 64 of his 84 points in home matches this season and Forest host relegation-threatened Everton, leaving the potential for a big points tally come the end of GW26. It’s safe to say that Forest players are rarely on our essential pick lists, but the marauding and brilliant Morgan Gibbs-White has the potential to offer a lot to managers in GW26. This week sees a return to relative calm in the FPL world, following the chaos of a blank and double-gameweek-dominated GW25. Given the lack of double-gameweeks and blanks across the board this week, it is important to pick players with good fixtures. Fantasy Premier League: The top five players to put in your fantasy team this week

After the weekend that saw Manchester United win their first major trophy in six years, and Arsenal profit from a double dose of action, a more regular ...

They are scintillating right now and have a serious chance to win all four trophies. They’ve scored one goal in each of their last three, but the last time they failed to score in the Premier League was the October 18. In midweek against Everton they bagged another big win to restore their five-point lead at the top of the Premier League. Robert Sanchez is a solid option in goal while Pervis Estupinan is becoming more integral at £4.7m. After the weekend that saw Manchester United win their first major trophy in six years, and Arsenal profit from a double dose of action, a more regular Fantasy Premier League gameweek is on the horizon. Remarkably, we are already into gameweek 26, now entering the final third of the season so it’s time to take some risks to earn yourself a green arrow.

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Crystal Palace’s injury-hit defence and poor clear sheets file would counsel so. Gibbs-White has scored 64 of his 84 factors in house matches this season and Forest host relegation-threatened Everton, leaving the potential for an enormous factors tally come the top of GW26. It’s secure to say that Forest gamers are hardly ever on our important choose lists, however the marauding and sensible Morgan Gibbs-White has the potential to supply loads to managers in GW26. The ahead is amongst those that doesn’t clean in GW28 and has a double-gameweek the next week, so appears a sensible funding shifting ahead, too. Villa’s defensive stats is not going to fill you with hope, however a look at Palace’s latest offensive output ought to provide you with confidence that Mings has at the least a powerful likelihood of preserving the sheets clear this week; Patrick Viera’s group have managed solely 48 photographs throughout their earlier six matches; the bottom within the league in that interval. This week sees a return to relative calm within the FPL world, following the chaos of a clean and double-gameweek-dominated GW25.

In the midst of numerous double gameweeks, Gameweek 26 is a more normal one with every team playing just once.

LEICESTER away at Southampton is an interesting one after both sides were dumped out of the FA Cup in midweek. They host Bournemouth, just days after hitting four past one of the Cherries' fellow strugglers in Everton. Gabriel and William Saliba have been popular defensive options but White has contributed defensive points. It's hardly a surprise to be mentioning ARSENAL here considering they sit five points clear at the top of the That's not to say that there won't be goals though, and there are a couple of fixtures to target across the weekend. There are crucial games at both ends of the table, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see this week being a lower scorer given those games and the potential for low returns.