Scout Squad

The Scout Squad picks for FPL Gameweek 38+

The Scout Squad panel return to champion the standout Fantasy Premier League assets for the final Gameweek of the season.

These picks always take the format of a ‘Free Hit’ for the very next Gameweek and this article is particularly relevant this week, with many managers still having this chip intact.

Just under a third of the top 10,000 in FPL still have their Free Hit to hand, to give some gauge of its usage.

Regular readers will know the format of this recurring feature but for the uninitiated, staff members David, Neale and Geoff and Pro Pundit Tom (sitting in for the otherwise engaged Paul) each propose an 18-man squad of players for the approaching Gameweek and explain their notable inclusions/omissions below.

The 72 nominations listed will then be narrowed down to a squad of 15 (with the starting XI not exceeding a total cost of £85m) for the weekly Scout Picks selection ahead of Sunday’s deadline at 15:00 BST.

There are requirements for at least one goalkeeper costing £5.0m or less, at least one sub-£5.0m defender, at least one midfielder listed at £6.5m or below and at least one forward priced at £7.5m or lower.

Each panelist is restricted to no more than three players from the same team, as is the case in FPL.

We will again be adding a captaincy to the Scout Picks, with details of that revealed on Sunday.


 DavidNealeTomGeoff
GKNick PopeNick PopeNick PopeNick Pope
 Hugo LlorisMathew RyanHugo LlorisEmiliano Martinez
 Rui PatricioEmiliano MartinezEmiliano MartinezDavid de Gea
DFTrent Alexander-ArnoldTrent Alexander-ArnoldTrent Alexander-ArnoldTrent Alexander-Arnold
 Andrew RobertsonSerge AurierLucas DigneLucas Digne
 Serge AurierErik PietersSerge AurierAndrew Robertson
 Erik PietersLewis DunkErik PietersSerge Aurier
 Willy BolyJarrad BranthwaiteKyle Walker-PetersErik Pieters
MFRaheem SterlingRaheem SterlingRaheem SterlingRaheem Sterling
 Mohamed SalahSadio ManeKevin De BruyneMohamed Salah
 Riyad MahrezDavid SilvaMohamed SalahAnthony Martial
 David SilvaAnthony MartialMichail AntonioMichail Antonio
 TrezeguetMark NobleDaniel PodencePhil Foden
FWHarry KaneGabriel JesusGabriel JesusGabriel Jesus
 Pierre-Emerick AubameyangHarry KanePierre-Emerick AubameyangPierre-Emerick Aubameyang
 Marcus RashfordDanny IngsHarry KaneHarry Kane
 Danny IngsMarcus RashfordDanny IngsDanny Ings
 Chris WoodEddie NketiahChris WoodChris Wood

Most popular picks: Nick Pope, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Erik Pieters, Serge Aurier, Raheem Sterling, Harry Kane, Danny Ings (four), Emiliano Martinez, Mohamed Salah, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Chris Wood, Gabriel Jesus (three)

DAVID SAID…

Doubling up on the Burnley defence with Nick Pope and Erik Pieters feels like a relatively routine decision ahead of Gameweek 38+.

The Clarets’ goalkeeper has a shot at either sharing the Golden Glove award or claiming it for himself, and the whole team knows it. That was the message we got from Chris Wood after the Norwich game and they will do everything they can to help Pope keep that clean sheet.

I’ve also included Burnley’s penalty-taking centre-forward in my selection on account of his aerial presence. Over the last four matches, Brighton have given up 18 headed goal attempts, the second-worst in the Premier League.

I’ve also got another defensive double-up in Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson, not necessarily because I think the Liverpool back-line is in incredible shape, but because of the offensive threat on offer.

Their swashbuckling right-back is just five points away from breaking his left-sided colleague’s all-time record for most FPL points scored by a defender in one season, and retains a share of corners and direct free-kicks.

Meanwhile, Robertson has recently muscled his way into corner-taking contention and has created five big chances over the last four matches, the joint-highest of any player in the whole division.

Willy Boly gets a slightly left-field inclusion on account of Wolves’ recent defensive numbers and his potential to cause Chelsea problems. Over the last four matches, Nuno Espirito Santo’s men have conceded the fewest big chances while the Blues’ awful defending of set pieces could open the door for Boly to capitalise on recently improved penalty box presence.

Raheem Sterling is by far the best choice in midfield for Gameweek 38+. He is in exceptional form with four double-figure hauls in the last six matches and a say in the penalty conversation as he chases a 20-goal season. During that period, Norwich have conceded 14 times.

That’s why I’ve also included Riyad Mahrez and David Silva in my selection, who were both rested for the win over Norwich. The Algerian has produced attacking returns in all but one start since football came back while Silva, in his last Premier League match for Manchester City, could assume direct free-kick duties and even penalties. Across his last four starts at the Etihad Stadium, the Spaniard has three goals and three assists, averaging 10.5 points per game.

I am backing Mohamed Salah to end the season with a flourish. He has been exceptionally unlucky not to score in any of his last three matches, and over the last four, he ranks best in the league for shots in the box, big chances and shots on target. That is rather ominous ahead of a meeting with Newcastle, who have been hit with a nasty injury crisis in defence recently.

I really like the prospect of Harry Kane considering Crystal Palace’s own issues at the back. Over the last four, the Eagles have given up 13 big chances, with only Brighton conceding more in that time. Meanwhile, Spurs’ talismanic striker has double-figure hauls in each of his last two, scoring four goals since Gameweek 36+.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is another premium forward with a favourable fixture on the final day of the season. With the Golden Boot still just about within his grasp, the Arsenal forward faces a Watford side that has no choice but to go for broke at the Emirates Stadium. That should see Aubameyang find plenty of space behind a team that has conceded 11 goals across their last four matches.

NEALE SAID…

We could make a case for any number of Manchester City assets this week.

A clean sheet looks like a shoo-in for the Citizens’ defence, with opponents Norwich City having scored just one solitary goal since the restart.

As ever, though, we are hindered by a cap on how many of Pep Guardiola’s side we can plump for.

I’ll personally be overlooking the near-guarantee of six points from whoever lines up at the back, then, and rolling the dice on assets further forward.

Using the Free Hit chip or otherwise, many of us will be waiting until the last possible opportunity – and hoping for the odd bit of team news – to finalise our City triple-up.

With that caveat taken as a given, and with word awaited on whether any midweek jollies affects player availability, I’ve gone with Raheem Sterling, David Silva and Gabriel Jesus as my three for Gameweek 38+.

Silva is no mere sentimental pick; it’s the likelihood of a start after his non-involvement on Tuesday and the fact he’s averaged 10.5 points per match at the Etihad since the restart.

Sterling is now delivering on the excellent underlying numbers he has been posting all year, meanwhile. The winger averages more big chances per 90 minutes than any other FPL midfielder in 2019/20 and, finally, that is starting to be reflected in his Fantasy returns, with five double-digit hauls in the last eight Gameweeks.

Jesus hasn’t hit those heights but nevertheless has five attacking returns in his last four starts, is racking up some promising numbers and… well, it’s Norwich.

I’m wary about losing assets from Manchester United to fund moves for their cross-city rivals, however.

Having seen Leicester demolished by Spurs on the counter-attack in Gameweek 37+, and with United perfectly suited to playing on the break, there could be a whole lot of space for Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial to exploit against the Foxes’ ageing, patched-up defence – especially if Brendan Rodgers’ side are forced to go for all three points in their push for a Champions League qualification spot.

Another backline with similar problems, Crystal Palace’s, could have a 33-year-old stopper and an ‘out of position’ central midfielder up against Harry Kane on Sunday.

The Eagles haven’t kept a clean sheet in their last seven matches and have recorded only one shut-out against the current top ten this season.

Potent attack meets injury-ravaged defence on Tyneside, too, with Newcastle’s lack of fit centre-halves and vulnerability to aerial balls leading me to a double-up of serial assister Trent Alexander-Arnold and the midfielder who has registered the second-highest-number of headed chances this season, Sadio Mane.

I’m hedging my bets on Bournemouth and Watford heads dropping with my budget selections of Jarrad Branthwaite, Emiliano Martinez and Eddie Nketiah, but my Mark Noble pick requires a bit more explanation.

In an ideal world, I’d include Michail Antonio and his incredible underlying stats – but with budgetary requirements placed on me for my fifth midfielder, who has to cost less than £6.5m, I’ve had to look elsewhere.

Jarrod Bowen is someone I really like but is currently flagged, so it was a toss-up between Tomas Soucek – a revelatory January signing who has caught the eye at set plays – and Mark Noble as my West Ham representative.

In end, and throwing caution to the wind as it’s Gameweek 38+, I’ve gone with Noble.

Since his return to the West Ham starting XI in Gameweek 35+, he has chiefly operated in an advanced midfield role ahead of Soucek and Declan Rice.

He has posted some bonkers numbers while doing so: Noble has created more chances than any other Premier League player over the last three Gameweeks, but hasn’t had a single shot.

Here’s hoping the goals rain down on the final weekend, then, at least everywhere apart from Turf Moor, where I’ve gone with four defensive assets from Burnley and Brighton for what I hope will be a dour a match as it seems on paper.

TOM SAID…

Nick Pope is the standout goalkeeper pick for the final Gameweek, in my opinion. He’ll earn at least a share of the Golden Glove award if he keeps his 16th clean sheet of the season against Brighton, who have scored just two goals in three away trips since the restart.

I also like Hugo Lloris, who is in excellent form. In the five matches since Tottenham’s defeat at Sheffield United, they’ve kept three clean sheets and only conceded twice, while their opponents Crystal Palace have lost seven in a row and rank in the bottom three for xG during that run.

If funds are a bit tighter, which may be the case for those on a Free Hit who are looking to field a number of big hitters, Emiliano Martinez looks to be the best of the budget options.

In defence, it’s hard to look past Trent Alexander-Arnold. His assist for Roberto Firmino’s goal against Chelsea was his 13th of the season, which broke his own record for most assists by a defender in a single league campaign. It’s also worth noting that his opponents at the weekend, Newcastle, have given up more headed attempts than any other side since the restart. With Alexander-Arnold’s crossing ability and share of set-pieces, you’d expect him to capitalise.

A tactical switch by Carlo Ancelotti on Monday night, which saw Everton move away from their usual 4-4-2 to a 4-2-3-1, heralded a much-improved performance, and as a result, Lucas Digne is back on my radar. Seven of his eight assists this season have arrived at Goodison Park, and with Bournemouth needing to attack, there should be plenty of space for him to exploit.

He’s joined by Serge Aurier, Erik Pieters, who is the cheapest route into Burnley’s backline, and Kyle Walker-Peters.

Raheem Sterling and Kevin De Bruyne are the two key FPL midfielders at Man City, who are both chasing down individual records. Winger Sterling looks hungry to take his Premier League goal tally to 20, and has registered four double-digit hauls in his last six outings. De Bruyne, meanwhile, is just one assist away from Thierry Henry’s record of 20 in a single campaign. Both players could bring in huge hauls against relegated Norwich this weekend, in what is the Gameweek’s must-target fixture.

I also like Mohamed Salah, who will be up against a depleted Newcastle backline who rank 20th for expected goals conceded since the restart, and Michail Antonio. Despite Aston Villa tightening up, Antonio’s numbers are simply too good to ignore: he’s averaging 8.3 points per game since the season resumed and sits top for shots, shots in the box, big chances and expected goal involvement.

The final midfield spot is reserved for budget option Daniel Podence, who marked his third successive start against Crystal Palace with his first goal for Wolves, and looks a real talent.

Up top, I’ve gone for Gabriel Jesus, who leads the way amongst forwards for shots and shots in the box since the restart. Even if his minutes are managed, I have a feeling he’ll be heavily involved once again.

I also like Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. No team has given up as many big chances as manager-less Watford recently, and with their right side looking vulnerable, and the fact they’ll have to commit bodies forward to attack, I see more joy in front of goal for the Gabonese forward on Sunday.

Now, I’ve also included Harry Kane, despite a few concerns about Spurs, who have often struggled this season when the onus is on them to take the game to their opponents – remember Bournemouth and Sheffield United? However, Kane is bang in form, and his inclusion is as much about his opponents Crystal Palace, who have injuries to several key players and have now conceded 17 goals in their last seven games.

The forward list is completed by another Golden Boot contender, Danny Ings, and Chris Wood. Ings has been so clinical in recent weeks, whilst Wood again looks like a decent option. He’s now scored in back-to-back Gameweeks and is at home to a Brighton side who have conceded plenty of attempts from set-pieces over the last few weeks.

GEOFF SAID…

Burnley look set to help Nick Pope to a Gameweek 38+ clean sheet, so I’ve paired my number one goalkeeper with Erik Pieters. Emiliano Martinez will likely be, once again, an important part of any Arsenal victory and I back him to be part of the Watford relegation story.

There look to be many good picks this Gameweek and budget will certainly be an issue. Trent Alexander-Arnold is still my first-choice defender, followed by Lucas Digne with his strong home form. I circle back to Liverpool’s Andrew Robertson for an expensive top three, before considering Serge Aurier.

It’s in midfield that the difficult decisions really begin. Raheem Sterling, Mohamed Salah, Anthony Martial and Michail Antonio are four of my top picks this Gameweek, among a long and competitive list. For the sake of balance, I include Phil Foden, though there are a number of more expensive options who are unfortunate to miss out.

Gabriel Jesus leads the forward line, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Harry Kane providing able back-up. Danny Ings will be looking to finish the season well and Chris Wood could profit if his team are as motivated for Gameweek 38+ as I think they could be.

My final pick of the season is my third goalkeeper spot and I look to David De Gea. While United have looked tired they do have a decent, recent away clean sheet record, even if they did face obliging opposition. Gameweek 38+ is time for a punt and this certainly qualifies – but with United knowing a draw will suffice, a canny counter-attacking game could result in a low-scoring win and a rare full set of De Gea bonus points.

THE COMMUNITY CHAMPION

Each week, one of the Fantasy Football Scout community takes on the Scout Picks by pitting their chosen XI against ours.

The community member who beats our picks by the biggest margin over the campaign will win a £100 Amazon Voucher and a place in our Moderators and Contributors League for the following season.

Our last champion, PoldervogelsUit, lost 77-88 to the Scout Picks all the way back in Gameweek 30+.

gwitbrock‘s winning margin of 23 points in Gameweek 25 is the target to beat.

Our Scout Picks article on Sunday will have further details on who is representing the community this week.

FPL Lessons Learned From Gameweek 37+

1,011 Comments Post a Comment
  1. Mighty Banana
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    ML Rival is +35 but with no city Assets.

    i have Mahrez/KDB.

    Worth a -4 to get Sterling in too and captain?

    1. Nomar
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      May as well. What have you got to lose at this point?

    2. Heisenberg W. W.
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      worth it if you're captaining

  2. Nomar
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 14 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    City going to troll us on Sunday?

  3. Heisenberg W. W.
    • 3 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Leading my league by 1 point!

    Here's my FH team.

    Any thoughts?

    Pope (Button)
    Pieters-Kyle Walker-Aurier (Williams + Kilman)
    KdB-Sterling(c)-Salah-Antonio-Martial
    Ings-Wood (Greenwood)

    1. Sasquatch Slayer
      • 8 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Dilva?

      1. Heisenberg W. W.
        • 3 Years
        3 years, 8 months ago

        how?

        1. Mighty Banana
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 4 Years
          3 years, 8 months ago

          Pope > Martinez or Kyle Walker > Branthwaite

          Then Antonio out

          1. Heisenberg W. W.
            • 3 Years
            3 years, 8 months ago

            Might consider the second option.

            1. Mighty Banana
              • Fantasy Football Scout Member
              • 4 Years
              3 years, 8 months ago

              Maybe Salah > Mane too, depending on value/cash

              1. Heisenberg W. W.
                • 3 Years
                3 years, 8 months ago

                I'll have to take a city player out anyway

  4. Sasquatch Slayer
    • 8 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Sterling in for Mané for a hit ? Defending a 20 point lead . Opponent has neither currently

    1. Heisenberg W. W.
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Sterling

    2. Assisting the assister
      • 8 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      yep

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

    Bring in Kane for Jesus or Vardy?

    Vardy nailed but tougher fixture.

    1. Assisting the assister
      • 8 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Vardy - party's over

  6. Saiz does not matter
    • 5 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Arghhh, which one out of:

    a) Lacazette & Martial
    b) Aub & Antonio

    Can't decide !!

    Martinez
    Tark Aurier Pieters
    Son KDB DaSilva Sterling
    Kane

    Greenwood Williams Bardsley

    1. coolmule
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      B

  7. waltzingmatildas
    • 13 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Guys what do you reckon to this?
    Pope
    Robbo Dawson pieters
    Mane sterling dilva son soucek
    Ings jesus
    2mil to upgrade.
    Chasing and want something different

    1. SallySlayer
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Jesus to Kane if you're chasing

  8. SallySlayer
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Which one for final GW?
    A) Aurier + Martinez
    or
    B) Pope + Pieters/Bardsley

  9. FPL Maldini
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Choose one if chasing a ML:

    A) Auba, Son, Grealish

    b) Salah, Pulisic, Wood

    1. SallySlayer
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      B

    2. h1sham
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      B

  10. Mosalahdplease
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Free hit team.

    Martinez,

    Pieters, Bardsley, Long,
    DSilva, Antonio, Mahrez, Sterling Mane,
    Auba, Kane.

    Subs
    Martin, Williams, Lamptey, Nketiah.

    Thinking between Antonio/Mahrez/ Son and Auba/Ings

  11. h1sham
    • 3 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Who is the best replacement for Saiss?
    Chasing 22 points, already got Pope and Tarkowski. Rival has aurier

    1. Big boy Bowen
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Ben Davies?

  12. screamer73
    • 8 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Which one to start guys?
    A Doherty
    B Jimenez

    1. LFC4EVER
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      B

    2. coolmule
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Tough call...Depends on the rest of your team esp. Forwards. I'd go with A (Doherty)

  13. essw82
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 13 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Salah/Foden for Sterling/Trez (8pt hit) ?

  14. Mobster1979
    • 3 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Hi all

    Looking for some advice. This is my first ever post (special moment) so go easy on me. I’m sat in second place in my ML 50 points behind first. Only have one free transfer left and triple captain to use. First place also only has 1ft and no chips. My team is currently

    Pope
    Digne Dunk Tark
    KDB Fernandes Pulisic Salah
    Wood Rashford Greenwood

    Bench: Foden, Saiss, Lascelles

    I really want to get Sterling in and probably Dilva as well so thinking of taking out KDB and one of either Pulisic or Fernandes ( leaving towards Fernandes as first place has him) Then I need to decide whether to TC Salah or sterling.. I don’t love the fact that I have two united forwards so the other play is to swap KDB for sterling and then Rashford for someone else with Ings being the obvious choice but first place has Ings also.

    Any thoughts would be appreciated!

    1. Chip fat
      • 5 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Reckon if you like sterling, get him for kdb and TC him, that's your 50 point chance. Wouldn't spend points on taking out fernandes or pulisic

  15. Powers106
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 8 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    In order to get Sterling in, I need a -4 and am left with 4.4m for a midfielder. The only option seems Dendoncker is there another option than Dendoncker?

    If not,
    b) bench Dendoncker
    c) bench Foden

    Cheers!

    1. Digital-Real
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Douglas Luiz (4.3) and guaranteed start

  16. mr messi
    • 13 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Still can't decide Mahrez or KDB?

    1. Digital-Real
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      both will get attacking returns. Perhaps go with Mahrez and use the spare funds to reinforce other areas?

  17. Oringer7
    • 3 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Do I need salah/mane in here somehow?

    Top of ML by 20 points, Me and second both FHing

    Pope
    TAA Aurier Pieters (Brathwaite, Williams)
    KDB Sterling Dilva Antonio (Saka)
    Kane Ings Greenwood

    1. coolmule
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      £ City mids without ANY Liv ones is a problem...
      De-risk things in case Pep swops many players in the game

  18. Honker Muddlefoot
    • 5 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Bench boosting and transferring out 2 injured bench defenders. Already have Pope. Too crazy to go Burnley defensive triple up? (10.1m to spend on the 2 spots.)

    Pope McCarthy
    TAA AWB Doherty ? ?
    Pulisic KDB Son Fernandes Willian
    Ings Greenwood Jimenez

  19. LFC4EVER
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Which option?
    I have TC.

    1) Salah + Bruno >> Sterling + Dilva (-4)
    2) Bruno + Laca >> Sterling + Wood (-4)
    3) Salah >> Sterling
    4) Bruno >> Dilva

    Thanks!

    1. Blandiblub
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      B

      1. LFC4EVER
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 9 Years
        3 years, 8 months ago

        Cheers. Needed that extra option to do it.

  20. Run the Kewells
    • 9 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Martial and Greenwood or Ings and Wood?

  21. MarcoHammy111
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Chasing 20 in a mini league .
    Is bringing in mahrez instead of sterling and triple captaining him madness ?(kdb is only other city player )

    1. Brunos_Mum
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      Yeah, hold Sterling and TC him

  22. LFC4EVER
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Play 2 (can be both defenders or forwards)

    A) Stephans (vs. Sheffield)
    B) Doherty (Vs. Chelsea)
    C) Wood (Vs. Brighton)
    D) Greenwood (Vs. Leicester)

    Cheers.

  23. popstar7
    • 10 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Bench boost to play this weekend, hoping to make up 18 points to get third place in pub ML. One free transfer and £0.1m in the bank.

    Pope

    TAA / Dunk / Doherty

    De Bruyne / Salah / Fernandes / Pulisic

    Ings / Greenwood / Jiminez

    Bench Martinez / Lamptey / Mee / Foden

    Worth a 4 pt hit anywhere? I was thinking Mee to Pieters and maybe Salah to Sterling

  24. Brunos_Mum
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    KDB to Sterling (C) for -4pt hit to hold on to my 65 point ML lead? Rival has neither.

  25. thelazyporter
    • 7 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Chasing 30 points to the rank above in my mini league, Very similar teams both of us have our TC chip left, he will be looking to transferring either KDB or Mane for Sterling with his 1 FT. I have 1 FT but looking to take a hit of -4 and go with either:

    A) KDB --> Silva (Triple Captain Option)/Antonio, Jimenez --> Kane (Triple Captain option)
    or
    B) Mane--> Sterling (Triple Captain), Jimenez --> Giroud/Ings/Lacazete

    As someone chasing, what would you go for above and why? Any other options I am overlooking? Much help appreciated, thank you Lads.

  26. rhino
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 10 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Spurs
    Aurier
    CRY (A)

    Burnley
    Pieters
    BHA (H)

    Liverpool
    van Dijk
    NEW (A)

    Man City
    David Silva
    NOR (H)

    Man City
    Sterling
    NOR (H)

    Spurs
    Son
    CRY (A)

    Man Utd
    Martial
    LEI (A)

    Arsenal
    Aubameyang
    WAT (H)

    Southampton
    Ings
    SHU (H)

    Spurs
    Kane

    can this team make up 37 points he has no kane auba son or sterling?

    1. rhino
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 10 Years
      3 years, 8 months ago

      my apologies for the long list ive had a few light ales and just copied and pasted my team.

  27. Thaicowman
    • 7 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    One question...
    A) Greenwood or B) Rashford?

  28. P@ck Of B@st@rds
    • 5 Years
    3 years, 8 months ago

    Undecided on GK and DEF
    A. Ederson
    TAA, Aurier, Tarkowski
    Or
    B. Pope
    TAA, VVD, Aurier