Dugout Discussion

Dugout Discussion – Liverpool vs Everton

Gameweek 30 begins in a cauldron of a Merseyside derby.

Anfield provides the venue as Liverpool host Everton, providing Fantasy managers with an opening fixture of huge significance.

Romelu Lukaku heads into this contest as the top owned asset in Fantasy Premier League, as part of 47.2% of squads. The Belgian has nine goals in his last six and has scored in each of his last four – irresistible form that will surely stretch a Liverpool defence that has rarely looked assured this season.

But Jurgen Klopp’s charges have their own key Fantasy assets on show.

The Premier League’s top scorers with 61, they were boosted by the recent transfer traffic ahead of Gameweek 28, with the Reds attacking trio of Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho still established as hugely popular figures.

Owned by 17.7% of FPL managers, Coutinho has proved a bitter disappointment of late, with just a single goal from his last 11 Premier League outings. Meanwhile, Firmino has rewarded his 9.9% ownership with just one goal in six. That leaves Mane carrying the major expectations as Liverpool’s top scoring FPL asset – he has produced three goals in his last five Gameweeks and is backed by 23.6% ahead of today’s clash.

Mark Mark created the beast. He's now looking to tame it.

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  1. Mark-O
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Ranieri thinking why

  2. Lawrø
    • 12 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Zaha Goal: https://www.clippituser.tv/c/vrkkn

    Benteke Goal: https://www.clippituser.tv/c/bzllz

    Interesting stuff...

    1. BigManBakar
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      Shocking defending...

    2. Over Midwicket
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 12 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      Loved the Tekkers finish. Glorious.

  3. Ógie
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    I need to summon up the courage to bring Wilfried Zaha into my team

    1. tisza
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      it's a transfer I've bottled several times this season.

    2. Smoky Johnson
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      With a DGW coming up and his cheap prize. Its a no brainer.

    3. Maximus Bonimus Pointimus
      • 14 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      Mane > Zaha??

  4. Jazz!
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Ugh got both the Spuds muppets on WC

    1. Smoky Johnson
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      Burnley away is tough. Everybody knows that.

  5. Viprin
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    WBA getting a cs will be classic april fools with Foster and Brunt benched

    1. umerlfc
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 28 days ago

      Same here with Brunt and Nyom on bench. Started Baines and Maguire over them..

  6. walkman666
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Okay, so spurs out of subs, walker cannot come on. If west broom keep clean sheet, I'll get brunt off bench. Seems unlikely, but here's hoping....

  7. walkman666
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Eriksen makes the play, but no fantasy points for it. Steals the ball, gorgeous pass to Alli. Alli to Son, game over.

  8. Deulofail
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Guy one place above in my ML sold Sanchez for Alli (TC)

    I don't make moves like this yet I still can't climb up the ranks, even in this crazy ML.

    https://fantasy.premierleague.com/a/entry/983592/history

  9. jimmy.floyd
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    Mane to:

    Taadic
    Coutinho
    Pedro
    Firmino
    Eriksen

    Have Alli,Siggy, King, Sanchez

  10. Team Cruel
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 28 days ago

    France, Spain, Italy and Portugal will be invited to play in the 2019 Copa America held in Brazil.

    There is a growing desire among Conmebol chiefs to include the four “Latin” European countries.