Scout Notes

Fraser and Wilson proving unbeatable value for money in FPL

A goal and an assist apiece for Ryan Fraser and Callum Wilson in Bournemouth’s 2-1 win over Huddersfield Town last night helped both players to another double-digit haul in Fantasy Premier League, their fourth and third such returns respectively this season.

The pair are proving to be economically shrewd purchases in FPL: returning 13.9 and 13.3 points per million spent, Fraser and Wilson are by far the best-value players in their respective positions this campaign.

Brighton and Hove Albion have also offered us Fantasy managers some decent cut-price options in recent months but it was a largely disappointing night for their most-popular assets: Shane Duffy was dismissed for violent conduct, Luka Milivojevic‘s late penalty wiped out the Seagulls’ clean sheet and Glenn Murray was substituted with a shoulder injury.

Murray did, at least, get on the scoresheet before his withdrawal and picked up two bonus points for his efforts in helping ten-man Albion to a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace.

We round up the goals, assists, team news, injury updates, Fantasy talking points and manager quotes from the two remaining Premier League matches contested on Tuesday evening.

Bournemouth 2-1 Huddersfield Town

  • Goals: Callum Wilson (£6.9m), Ryan Fraser (£6.2m) | Terence Kongolo (£4.3m)
  • Assists: Ryan Fraser, Callum Wilson | Zanka (£4.4m)

With a home match against Liverpool and trips to Wolves, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United to come in the next five Gameweeks, Bournemouth sit bottom of our Season Ticker for fixture difficulty until the end of 2018.

Despite that, would anyone contemplate offloading their Cherries assets now?

Eddie Howe’s side have breached the defences of United, Arsenal and Manchester City in recent weeks and while there are mid-price alternatives available elsewhere with “better” fixtures, there are – as we mentioned in the introduction above – no midfielders or forwards who can compete with the value-for-money returns that Ryan Fraser (£6.2m) and Callum Wilson (£6.9m) have delivered in 2018/19.

It is a mark of just how successful a season Fraser is having that he now sits level with Mohamed Salah (£13.0m) on 86 points in FPL, though the Egyptian can, of course, pull clear of that score tonight against a porous Burnley side.

Wilson, meanwhile, sits top of the FPL forwards’ total points list until tonight at least.

It should be noted that this was Fraser’s first goal since Gameweek 5, though the Scottish winger had delivered four assists between his 18-point haul against Leicester and last night’s win over Huddersfield.

Goals aren’t something we can realistically expect too often from Fraser, either, given that his rather unimpressive minutes-per-chance average of 60.7 is bettered by over 80 other FPL midfielders.

The Scotland international’s goal last night indeed came from his only shot (and penalty box touch) of the evening.

Creativity is Fraser’s obvious plus point, with the Bournemouth man again demonstrating his assist potential from set-piece situations by whipping an indirect free-kick onto the head of Wilson for the Cherries’ opening goal and then providing a chipped cross that Joshua King (£6.3m) could only nod wide from inside the six-yard box.

No FPL midfielder has, at the time of writing, supplied more key passes or big chances than Fraser this season.

Wilson has combined goalscoring with assist-making this season and has now delivered eight of each in 2018/19.

The Bournemouth forward teed up Fraser for what turned out to be the Cherries’ winner and also provided two chances for King in the second half, which the Norwegian striker failed to capitalise on.

Just as Fraser was peerless in his position for creativity, no FPL forward has created more opportunities or big chances for his team-mates than Wilson ahead of Wednesday evening’s matches.

While Wilson’s rate of shots this season is far from outstanding (one every 36.7 minutes, bettered by over 30 other FPL forwards) it is the quality of his chances that mark him out as a particular menace in attack.

All 36 of his shots this season have come from inside the opposition box, with exactly half being deemed “big chances” – no other striker comes close to matching this number of clear-cut opportunities.

Tuesday’s goal against the Terriers indeed came from Wilson’s only attempt all match.

Howe praised Fraser and Wilson after the game:

They are both having very good seasons.

Callum Wilson’s an excellent finisher and the second goal was trademark from us this season. It was a good move and excellent finish from Ryan Fraser.

I was pleased to see our attacking play looking so dangerous early in the game but unfortunately for those players we didn’t have enough of the ball afterwards to sustain any pressure.

As Howe intimated, Bournemouth were largely ineffective from an attacking point of view after Fraser’s strike, not managing another shot on target after this point.

David Brooks (£5.2m), who had narrowly scored more FPL points than Fraser from Gameweeks 6-14, didn’t have the best of games on his return to the starting XI and was replaced by Junior Stanislas (£6.0m) on the hour, having not recorded a single shot, penalty box touch or key pass.

Brooks certainly looks the bigger rotation risk over Christmas, having twice been dropped to the bench when Howe changed formation against Champions League-chasing sides (of whom the Cherries play three of before the turn of 2019) and having completed 90 minutes on only three occasions.

The manner of Bournemouth’s win last night might have been of some concern to owners of Messrs Wilson, Fraser and Brooks, but of course, the Cherries’ rearguard effort might not have happened had they not raced into a 2-0 lead and forced Huddersfield out onto the front foot.

Howe reflected on his side’s “uncomfortable” victory:

We got the dream start and looked in total control, but they threw caution to the wind, put a lot of bodies forward ahead of the ball and played very well so credit to them for that.

Credit to my players as well for how we responded in the second half and how we managed to contain their aerial bombardment in set-plays and long throws. We dealt with that really well.

We always want the ball and it’s unlike us at home to be without it for long periods. Whether the scoreline or our recent run of results affected that I don’t know, but it was uncomfortable and that’s where I credit the players because they didn’t panic, and we managed the second period excellently. Some of our defending was superb and our goalkeeping played a big part in that.

David Wagner ought to have been pleased with his side’s efforts after going 2-0 down, with Terence Kongolo (£4.3m) halving the deficit before the break after a spot of head tennis and the Terriers then peppering the hosts’ penalty box with umpteen crosses thereafter.

Laurent Depoitre (£5.1m), in for the suspended Steve Mounie (£5.8m), was dominant in the air, with four of his five attempts on goal coming via headers. The Frenchman was profligate in front of goal though and wasted the best of Huddersfield’s chances when nodding at Asmir Begovic from a teasing Florent Hadergjonaj (£4.4m) cross.

Hadergjonaj, playing at right-back as Wagner switched to a 4-4-2, was so advanced in this match that his average position was further forward than that of any Bournemouth player. The Swiss defender fired over ten crosses in this match and had four attempts on goal himself.

Kongolo was shifted over to left-back as Wagner temporarily shelved a 3-5-1-1, with Erik Durm (£4.4m) playing further forward “out of position” on the left of midfield.

Alex Pritchard (£4.8m) was perhaps Town’s stand-out player on the night, playing alongside Depoitre up front and also registering five efforts on goal – his best opportunity being a turn and shot from six yards that Begovic beat out.

Aaron Mooy (£5.1m) was prominent playing on the right of midfield, meanwhile, coupling his usual menacing delivery at set-piece situations with two shots that forced Begovic into smart stops.

Despite the positive performance, Wagner was magnanimous in defeat:

I don’t think we deserve something from this game because you have to get your defensive work and offence right.

We’ve had enough opportunities to score four goals tonight, but we didn’t take them. How we played was great, yes, but you don’t deserve something if you give them goals away and don’t score.

The Huddersfield boss also gave an update on Abdelhamid Sabiri (£4.3m), who was withdrawn three minutes after himself being introduced as a substitute:

Abdelhamid Sabiri has what looks like a serious shoulder injury, but we will see what it looks like tomorrow.

Philip Billing (£4.5m) will miss out in Gameweek 16, meanwhile, having collected his fifth yellow card of the season.

Bournemouth XI (4-4-2): Begovic; Francis, S Cook, Ake, Daniels; Brooks (Stanislas 62′), L Cook, Lerma, Fraser (Mousset 87′); Wilson, King (Mings 90+3′).

Huddersfield Town XI (4-4-2): Lossl; Kongolo (Mbenza 75′), Jorgensen, Schindler, Hadergjonaj; Durm, Hogg, Billing (Sabiri 75′, Sobhi 78′), Mooy; Pritchard, Depoitre.

Brighton and Hove Albion 3-1 Crystal Palace

  • Goals: Glenn Murray (£6.7m), Leon Balogun (£4.2m), Florin Andone (£5.0m)| Luka Milivojevic (£6.0m)
  • Assists: Jose Izquierdo (£5.9m) | Wilfried Zaha (£6.7m)

Brighton came out on top in the “M23 derby” on Tuesday evening despite playing for over an hour with ten men.

Shane Duffy (£4.7m) was dismissed on 28 minutes for a headbutt on Patrick van Aanholt (£5.4m) and will now be unavailable until Boxing Day.

The Irish centre-back’s FPL ownership had risen towards the 8% mark over the last month but with a three-match ban to follow and the Seagulls’ fixtures stiffening from Gameweek 17 onwards, we can surely expect a mass exodus over the coming days.

Duffy apologised for his actions on social media after full-time:

Can only apologise to everyone tonight for letting us down. Grateful for the team we have here for a huge win tonight, the boys were unbelievable. I’m disappointed in myself for even getting myself into the situation.

Brighton’s other defensive assets made it five matches without a clean sheet as Luka Milivojevic‘s (£6.0m) 80th-minute spot-kick denied Chris Hughton’s side a shut-out that they had worked so hard to preserve.

Leon Balogun (£4.2m) will stand to benefit from Duffy’s absence over the coming three matches and the Nigerian defender continued where Brighton’s first-choice centre-backs left off in scoring with his first touch of the game on 30 minutes to double the hosts’ lead.

That was the sixth goal scored by a Brighton centre-half this season.

Glenn Murray (£6.7m) had opened the scoring from the penalty spot but was to have his evening curtailed on 35 minutes when gingerly walking from the field of play with a shoulder injury.

Hughton provided an update after full-time:

He’s sore at the minute. We’ll see how he is in the morning.

The player himself provided more detail to The Argus:

I fell and hurt my AC joint. Right now it’s sore but hopefully it will settle down and we will make a decision on Wednesday or Thursday.

[The physios] are withholding their judgement so we will see what it’s like when it has cooled down.

Just as Balogun had made an impact on his introduction, so too did Murray’s replacement, Florin Andone (£5.0m).

The pacy Romanian striker had shown promise in the 2-1 win at Huddersfield on Saturday and his speed on the break led to Brighton’s third goal, with Andone latching onto a hoofed clearance and extending his side’s lead with a fine individual effort five minutes before the interval.

Should Murray’s injury prove to be a serious one, then Andone’s cut-price availability may make him a tempting third-price forward option for those Fantasy managers packing their defence and midfield with heavy hitters – though as we mentioned earlier, Brighton’s upcoming games are among the toughest in the division.

Jose Izquierdo (£5.9m), who had controversially won the penalty that Murray converted, also limped off early in the second half, with Hughton providing an update on the Colombian winger’s injury:

Izquierdo’s injury got worse as the game went on. We certainly didn’t want to make our last substitution that early in the second half, particularly knowing we’d be up against an onslaught.

That Mathew Ryan (£4.6m) had precious little to do in the Brighton goal up until Milivojevic’s penalty said as much about the Seagulls’ excellent rearguard effort as it did about Palace’s limitations in attack, with the Australian goalkeeper saving comfortably from Andros Townsend (£5.7m) and Max Meyer (£5.6m).

Milivojevic had gone closest to pulling a goal back in the first half when his shot was cleared off the line and it was the Serbian penalty specialist who gave the Eagles a glimmer of hope with ten minutes remaining after Wilfried Zaha (£6.7m) had been felled.

James Tomkins (£4.3m) proved to be a threat in the air again, forcing Ryan into his third save of the match in stoppage time after registering two other efforts from set pieces earlier in the game, though struggled from a defensive point of view and was culpable for Andone’s solo goal.

That Palace’s strike pairing of Zaha and Townsend failed to record a single shot on target from inside the Brighton box summed up the Eagles’ attacking output.

A disappointed Roy Hodgson said after the match:

The second and third goals are just as disappointing and frustrating [as Brighton’s first goal], to use two buzzwords. When you come here hoping to win the game and you lose 3-1 there are no good feelings or anything particularly positive that I can say.

In every football match you can point to episodes and things being different but the second goal is something that we have to take total responsibility for and the third even more so; it wasn’t even an attack, just a clearance.

Brighton and Hove Albion XI (4-4-1-1): Ryan; Montoya, Duffy, Dunk, Bernardo; March, Gross (Balogun 30′), Propper, Bissouma, Izquierdo (Knockaert 49′); Murray (Andone 35′)

Crystal Palace XI (4-4-2): Hennessey; Wan-Bissaka, Tomkins, Sakho, Van Aanholt; McArthur (Schlupp 73′), Milivojevic, Kouyate (Sorloth 58′), Meyer; Townsend, Zaha.

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1,670 Comments Post a Comment
  1. Revival
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    last minute change of Rudiger > Luiz on my wildcard hurting me nowc

  2. TRIPOS TOPPER
    • 6 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    my bench looks amazing this week!

    Hamer
    Robbo Keane
    Salah Sterling
    Ings

    first team
    Eddy
    Doh Alonso WB
    Rich Diagana Holberg
    Kane (c) Wilson

  3. zLaTaN@uNiTeD
    • 7 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    KANEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

    1. Bolivian Seaman
      • 13 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      he hasn't scored yet

    2. moz_1983
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      APPEARANCE POOOOINTS!!!

      1. Big Ping
        • 6 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        He hasn't made it through the warm up yet!

  4. ⚔★Vibudh★⚔
    • 7 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Kane(C) Son and Trippier!! Get in!

    1. Don Kloppeone
      • 6 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Good luck mate. This could be your night!

  5. Burger
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 8 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    No Laca 🙁

    1. DaisyDaisyDaisyDaisy
      • 10 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      arnie to laca done deal

    2. Fpl Richie
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 8 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Interesting. Went Auba thankfully

  6. McSauce
    • 14 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    This is all a prime example as to why having a bench and not duffers on there is important.

    1. DaisyDaisyDaisyDaisy
      • 10 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      or duffy

    2. Limited & Mediocre Mana…
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Couldn't predict the Duffy red card though

    3. Wilshere Knowledge
      • 10 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Rather have duffers than Duffy.

    4. RyanC
      • 9 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Usually true, but this week is an exception. Plenty of people with decent benches struggling to field 11 this week.

    5. Team Bobcat
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Makes no difference. Caotain pick crucial. My bench is wb kennedy alonso.

      I have taa salah(c) Arnie Laca starting. Alonso is my only hope from thr bench. Wb 1pt. Kennedt not starting either. Difficult week. No fool proof way around it really

  7. Syd.
    • 14 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    United must be some team

    They are able to afford to bench 2 players they payed £200 million for......

    1. HNI
      • 10 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Its mourination to its best. The guy has lost it still in defense talks up about his glorious past

    2. tisza
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      who have been poor for weeks.
      Actually makes sense playing that front 3 - pace can trouble this Arsenal defence

  8. La Roja
    • 12 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Manu 3 at the back?

    1. Rocky FPL
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 6 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      11 at the back tbh.

    2. Gobigorgohome
      • 12 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Yes

  9. Fpl Richie
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 8 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Sterling, Laporte, Duffy, Arnie, Kenedy and Robbo in my team. Even Obiang didn't play.
    Can it get worse?

    1. Tshelby
      • 9 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Duffy (c)?

    2. Crouching Tiger
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      I've got Sterling, Robbo, TAA, Arnie, AWB, Ederson, Fanderson. Currently sitting on a firm 5 points. Bench not looking good either.

  10. Pumpkinhead *non-expert*
    • 9 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Salah, Arnie, and Aguero out for Kane, Auba, Anderson -4 lookinnnnnng like a good move!

    1. Gudjohnsen
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Yeah

  11. diesel001
    • 7 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Mourinho properly parking the bus. How many defenders and defensive midfielders in that team?

    1. Ozzy smith
      • 9 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Exactly the same as Arsenal lol

  12. WVA
    • 7 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Bore off Kane

  13. tucaoneo
    • 5 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Do you guys think Lacazette will start in the next couple of games?

    1. FPL price manipulators are …
      • 10 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Against the easier opponents I think both Laca and Auba will start. This match has a draw written all over it with the lineups. Both teams set up not to lose

      1. tucaoneo
        • 5 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Agreed

    2. SAKA AND EMILE SMITH ROWE
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      I bloody hope so! Not only as an owner but as an Arsenal fan, he’s in brilliant form

      1. tucaoneo
        • 5 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Laca is a much more important piece in Arsenal than Auba imo. It just pisses me off that Auba scores so many weird goals.

  14. Numb
    • 9 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Why are people posting about Kane starting as if it’s a surprise??

    1. Rupert The Horse
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Well I should imagine due to all the other surprises.

  15. My Name Is Pepu
    • 7 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Any cool kids who already own Trippier? 😎

    o/

    1. ⚔★Vibudh★⚔
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Got him instead of Alonso on WC

    2. SAKA AND EMILE SMITH ROWE
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Got him instead of Robertson, happy about it so far!

  16. G-Whizz
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • Has Moderation Rights
    • 6 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Lineup - Spurs starting line-up: Hugo Lloris, Kieran Trippier, Danny Rose, Harry Winks, Juan Foyth, Toby Alderweireld, Lucas Moura, Eric Dier, Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen, Son Heung-Min.
    Substitutes: Moussa Sissoko, Ben Davies, Serge Aurier, Oliver Skipp, Dele Alli, Fernando Llorente, Paulo Gazzaniga

    Lineup - Southampton starting line-up: Alex McCarthy, Cédric Soares, Matt Targett, Steven Davis, Maya Yoshida, Jack Stephens, Nathan Redmond, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, Manolo Gabbiadini, James Ward-Prowse, Stuart Armstrong.
    Substitutes: Oriol Romeu, Yan Valery, Jannik Vestergaard, Angus Gunn, Mohamed Elyounoussi, Charlie Austin, Wesley Hoedt

    Lineup - Man Utd starting line-up: David De Gea, Diogo Dalot, Matteo Darmian, Marcos Rojo, Chris Smalling, Eric Bailly, Nemanja Matic, Ander Herrera, Marcus Rashford, Jesse Lingard, Anthony Martial.
    Substitutes: Romelu Lukaku, Sergio Romero, Marouane Fellaini, Paul Pogba, Antonio Valencia, Juan Mata, Scott McTominay

    Lineup - Arsenal starting line-up: Bernd Leno, Héctor Bellerín, Sead Kolasinac, Rob Holding, Shkodran Mustafi, Sokratis, Lucas Torreira, Matteo Guendouzi, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Aaron Ramsey, Alex Iwobi.
    Substitutes: Mohamed Elneny, Petr Cech, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Alexandre Lacazette, Eddie Nketiah, Ainsley Maitland-Niles

    1. Ógie
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Cheers G

      1. G-Whizz
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • Has Moderation Rights
        • 6 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        You're welcome!

  17. Bubz
    • 10 Years
    5 years, 3 months ago

    Cannot understand why he's not starting Laca. Madness

    1. mir
      • 14 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Auba rested at weekend i reckon. Laca in.

      Then play together after that.

    2. Rainer
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Not keen on starting both.

      Easy game for Laca at the weekend.

    3. MTPockets
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Maybe he'll start vs HUD, and Auba bench

      • moz_1983
        • 11 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Both together just works, they click. Not a clue why he's so reluctant to play both.

    4. Fred54
      • 9 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Aubame blood clot. 😀

    5. Rainer
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Auba due a rest at the weekend allowing the part timer Laca to get a few minutes vs HUD.

      1. Richd
        • 11 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Ha spooky. See below. Fully agree.

    6. Richd
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Auba benched at the weekend I reckon.

      Get deep benches.

      1. diesel001
        • 7 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Will transfer Laca in

      2. TAT
        • 6 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        That's a hit for Laca/Auba double-up then. Problem solved.

    7. Feanor
      • 14 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Salah captain

      Arnautovic vice captain

      Me screwed

      1. Limbo
        • 13 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Yep.

      2. Yank Revolution
        • 12 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Same

    8. Limbo
      • 13 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      I could be having the worst GW of my career I think. I'll be absolutely tanking. Was 14k a few weeks back.

      Thankfully I have £140.00 cashout offer with tonight's games in hand to make it interesting.

      Need any of these to look like winners to get a good offer:

      Everton 3-1
      Liverpool 3-1
      Leicester 2-1
      Chelsea 3-1
      Arsenal 2-1
      Tottenham 3-1

      - hopefully one or two will still be in the running by 70 mins.

    9. diesel001
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Lucas in the team isn't great for Kane. But at least Eriksen is in. Means Kane does not need to drop deep as much just to play the through balls

      1. dark91
        • 8 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Benching Alli is a very good decision actually. He has been awful recently

        1. SAKA AND EMILE SMITH ROWE
          • 7 Years
          5 years, 3 months ago

          Disgustingly overrated

    10. Sgt Frank Drebin
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Why the hell isn't Micheal Keane playing...

      1. KGFC
        • 7 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        I wanna know too!

    11. Crouching Tiger
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      LOL at me as TAA and Robbo owner and current GW score 5 points.

    12. Hazz
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 6 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Salah (C) fail! 😀

      Do you reckon he gets subbed on
      Annoyingly I can see it...

      1. Rupert The Horse
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Yes.

      2. Samwise the Brave
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 13 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        100% he comes on. Don't give yourself false hope

      3. Ozzy smith
        • 9 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Depends on the state of play doesn't it.

      4. Hazz
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 6 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Welp, fingers crossed for the bench brace.

      5. Trajan
        • 11 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Its the hope that kills you.

    13. Revival
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      At least Auba and Holding starting for my team. Also great to see Ramsey in the Arsenal XI

    14. IRBOX ⚽
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Kane cappers could score big points over the Salah camp.

      What the hell is Klopp thinking!?

      1. Ógie
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        He is trying to manage his squad i guess.

        1. IRBOX ⚽
          • 7 Years
          5 years, 3 months ago

          Doesn’t need so many drastic changes. Could quite easily rotate them through the next two fixtures before Napoli

        2. Samwise the Brave
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 13 Years
          5 years, 3 months ago

          He took him off early last game

      2. Sgt Frank Drebin
        • 7 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        I wish they lost now really.

        1. soup natsi
          • 9 Years
          5 years, 3 months ago

          Bitter

      3. alastair
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 14 Years
        5 years, 3 months ago

        Easy team talk for Dyche - Burnley will be feeling that Liverpool have brought all the pressure on to themselves

        1. IRBOX ⚽
          • 7 Years
          5 years, 3 months ago

          Yep, could get interesting!

    15. Maddi Son
      • 6 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Laca & Alli in this week.

    16. My Name Is Pepu
      • 7 Years
      5 years, 3 months ago

      Lord Kamara to grab a hatty today. Stay on the bench TAA.