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  1. Due to popular demand, the Differential extends back to its former glory with three players back on the menu offering “off the wall” alternatives for the Gameweek and beyond. Low ownership, high potential. You know the drill…

  2. A little over a year ago, I took a look at clean sheets and the final gameweek, identifying the possibility of a “gameweek 38″ effect. In a nutshell, the data suggested that in comparison to the season as a whole, the likelihood of a clean sheet may decrease in the season’s final gameweek. Supporting this [...]

  3. Rotation and defensive tactics have limited investment this season in Manchester City players not named Carlos Tevez or Joe Hart. Yaya Toure has reached double-digit ownership during the second half of the season as a budget buy and Aleksandar Kolarov saw a mini-bandwagon that lost a wheel (or two) before it ever reached full speed, [...]

  4. Stoke City soar into their double gameweek 34 fresh off the demolition of Bolton in last Sunday’s FA Semi Final. While it is possible they might be distracted by the subsequent Wembley date in May, their mid-table position still only finds them only 5 points clear of relegation, giving them little room for comfort just [...]

  5. What a difference a couple of months make. While a quartet of trophies may have always been a pipe dream, Arsenal were neck-deep in four competitions as recently as mid-February. The vision of four trophies has quickly evaporated, however, with the Premier League title now their only remaining target. Even that now looks something of [...]

  6. Tony Pulis’ squad ride into the double Gameweek on a high note, having overpowered Sunderland in the early kick-off last Saturday, in a 3-2 victory that seemed to unleash the goal frenzy that continued for the rest of the day. Stoke’s form has been erratic at best however, and it’s difficult to get too excited [...]

  7. The eloquent and confident Roberto Martinez had big plans and high hopes when the season began, and must be scratching his head at finding his squad nestled comfortably in 18th place for yet another relegation battle. And had you enquired early in the season about a double Gameweek for Wigan in January, the feedback would [...]

Scout Tweets

  1. Lindegaard, Valencia, Evans, Buttner, Anderson & Cleverley in for De Gea, Evra, Vidic, Ferdinand, Scholes & Welbeck http://t.co/EnVBGp5OTB

  2. Sunderland bring in Vaughan and Wickham for Bardsley and Rose http://t.co/P77aOsnnDM

  3. Senderos, Riise and Frimpong in for Hughes, Richardson and Karagounis for Fulham http://t.co/njLwLJhT3x

  4. Spurs make one change bringing in Assou-Ekotto for Caulker http://t.co/sju4eacVNX

  5. Two changes from UEL FInal for Chelsea with Ake and Ba in for Azpilicueta and Ramires http://t.co/DCInRk7a5i

  6. Vorm, Rangel and Davies in for Tremmel, Tiendalli and Taylor for Swansea http://t.co/EdIMNjtgIn

  7. Geoff Cameron in for suspended Charlie Adam for Stoke http://t.co/KYzMIM5hRb

  8. Harriman, Derry and Park in for Bosingwa, Jenas and Hoilett for QPR http://t.co/599DXYyslP

  9. Whittaker comes in for Bassong as Norwich make a single change http://t.co/kcraF3ElAO

  10. Al-Habsi, Golobart and Watson in for Robles, Alcaraz and McManaman for Wigan http://t.co/G1svTyIdWQ

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Goalkeepers

Player Club Factors
No Change Hart MCI B, Vs
Up Cech CHE B, Vs
Up Robles WIG C, Vs, £
No Change Lloris TOT C, Vs
No Change Foster WBA C, Vs
No Change Vorm SWA C, Vs
No Change Mignolet SUN B, Vs
No Change De Gea MUN A
Up Boruc SOT B, Vs, £
No Change Jääskeläinen WHM A
No Change Begovic STO C
No Change Howard EVE A

Defenders

Player Club Factors
No Change Kompany MCI B, Vs, Rest
No Change Vertonghen TOT A, Vs, Rest
Up Luiz CHE A, Vs, Rest
No Change Baines EVE A
Up Boyce WIG C, Vs, OoP
Down Bassong NOR B, Vs
Up McAuley WBA C, Vs
Down Johnson LIV B
Up Jones MUN A
No Change Sagna ARS B
Up Huth STO C
No Change Cuéllar SUN B, Vs, £
No Change Rangel SWA C, Vs
Up Clyne SOT B, Vs, £

Midfielders

Player Club Factors
Up Bale TOT A, Vs
No Change Mata CHE C, Vs, Rest
Up Walcott ARS C, OoP
Up Hazard CHE B, Vs, Rest, Inj
Up Maloney WIG B, Vs, £
No Change Y Touré MCI B, Vs
No Change Silva MCI B, Vs, Inj
No Change Fellaini EVE C
No Change Coutinho LIV B
Up Morrison WBA C, Vs
Down Cazorla ARS C
No Change Snodgrass NOR B
Up Kagawa MUN B, Rest
Up Walters STO B
Down Lallana SOT C, Vs
Down Sissoko NEW C

Forwards

Player Club Factors
Up Tevez MCI A, Vs, Rest
Up Koné WIG B, Vs, £
Down van Persie MUN A, Vs
Up Sturridge LIV B
Up Lukaku WBA B, Vs, Rest
Up Benteke AVL A
Down Aguero MCI B, Vs, Inj
Up Rodriguez SOT A, Vs, £
Up Defoe TOT B, Vs, Rest
Down Lambert SOT C, Vs
Down Rooney MUN C
Up Carroll WHM A, VsX
Up Ba CHE C, Vs, Rest
Down Berbatov FUL C
Up Cissé NEW B
Down Remy QPR B

Selection Factors

A, B, C Current Form
Vs Favourable Fixtures
VsX Unfavourable Fixtures
Rest Rotation Risk
Inj Injured/Returning from Injury
OoP Out of Position
£ Potential Bargain
Sus Suspended/Near Suspension

“We have dynamic players with good movement, so if he can link with them fine. He can play a bit higher because his timing getting into the box is very good.”

Rafa Benitez talks up the role that Frank Lampard can play in his Chelsea revolution