Patrick van Aanholt (£5.5m) has been named on the bench for Crystal Palace ahead of their trip to Cardiff City.
The left-back has earned a reputation for relegating teams from the Premier League in recent years but will have to come on as substitute if he wishes to do the same today.
This is not the first time that van Aanholt has been left out of the starting XI in recent weeks, with Joel Ward (£4.3m) coming in for him against Arsenal in Gameweek 35.
He has been named at left-back today, alongside Scott Dann (£4.4m), Martin Kelly (£3.9m) and Aaron Wan-Bissaka (£4.6m).
In more advanced positions, Roy Hodgson has opted for an overload of attacking players.
Even without Christian Benteke (£6.3m) in the side, there are still three forwards taking to the field.
Wilfried Zaha (£6.9m), Jordan Ayew (£5.7m) and Michy Batshuayi (£6.2m) are all in the side, with the latter two playing up front as a strike-pairing.
The Fantasy interest in Cardiff continues to be low, with Neil Etheridge (£4.6m) their only asset with more than 5% ownership.
Of particular note is the fact that FPL midfielder Danny Ward (£4.3m) makes his first start up front of 2019.
Bobby Reid (£5.2m) and Josh Murphy (£4.8m)
Cardiff City XI: Etheridge; Bennett, Ecuele Manga, Morrison, Peltier; Gunnarsson, Camarasa; Murphy, Reid, Mendez-Laing; Ward.
Crystal Palace XI: Guaita; Ward, Dann, Kelly, Wan-Bissaka; Zaha, Milivojevic, McArthur, Townsend; Ayew, Batshuayi.
5 years, 4 hours agoJust to be crystal clear - Klopp's response of "we will see" was in response to whether Firmino would START against Newcastle.
To not even be in the match day squad says he isn't even fit enough for 10-20 minutes so obviously Klopp knew he wouldn't be fit enough to start in his presser.
Managers generally are transparent about the FITNESS of their players, clearly ruling out players who are not expected in the match day squad. Managers tend to be vague about ROTATION and their specific line-ups.
Couple this Firmino situation with what Klopp pulled with TAA after the Brighton game and, for me, Klopp is no longer a manager whose words can be trusted. Personally, I'll not be transferring in any players playing under him until the last 10 minutes before the deadline. He caused a ****storm by lying about the TAA news and once again he has lied.
This is coming from a Liverpool supporter - do not heed and your own peril.