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The moment has nearly arrived, Fantasy Football enthusiasts! The one we’ve been eagerly anticipating since the release of the fixture list: Triple Gameweek 21 of Fantasy EFL.

It’s the biggest Gameweek in Fantasy EFL history. There’ll be 106 fixtures in total, with all 72 EFL sides featuring on Boxing Day. The first deadline is 13:00 GMT as Leyton Orient host Crawley Town.

We have put together our Scout Picks to provide a clearer image of who we believe are the best players and club picks for Triple Gameweek 21.

With huge prizes up for grabs, there’s never been a better time to start playing Fantasy EFLHere’s everything you need to know about the new Fantasy game.

Make sure you join the stand-alone Triple Gameweek 21 league below – even if you’ve never played Fantasy EFL before!

Fantasy EFL: Gameweek 19 Scout Notes

TRIPLE GAMEWEEK 21 SCOUT PICKS

Fantasy EFL: Triple Gameweek 21 Scout Picks

We were always going to play the Max Captain chip this week! If you’re in doubt, give our article a read here.

Triple Gameweek 21 Scout Picks – Goalkeeper

Birmingham City’s Ryan Allsop (G) has been excellent for the Blues since his first start in Gameweek 8. The number 21 has kept six clean sheets in 12 matches, making 22 saves in the process and totalling 59 points. He’s kept four of those six shut-outs in his previous five games, and is in tremendous form. Against two sides in the bottom half, Burton Albion (H) and Blackpool (H), two clean sheets are expected. Fifth-placed Stockport County (A) will prove a tougher test, with the Hatters scoring 20 of their 34 goals at home, but a double-digit haul looks likely for the 32-year-old.

Triple Gameweek 21 Scout Picks – Defenders

Jayden Bogle (D) of Leeds United has been a consistent performer all season and is an excellent option to get into Daniel Farke’s side. He’s helped them keep 11 clean sheets (+55) in 20 appearances, and has five double-digit hauls to his name. He has already delivered three goals (+21) and one assist (+3) this season. The Whites take on Stoke City (A), Derby County (A) and Blackburn Rovers (H) this Gameweek. The Potters and the Rams are both in the bottom half of the table, while, although Rovers are fifth and in good form, Leeds’ superior home form cannot be overlooked. A haul is on the cards for the number two.

Pairing him at the back is Wrexham’s Max Cleworth (D), who has helped the Red Dragons to 10 clean sheets in 17 matches, totalling 135 points. Averaging 7.9 points per game, the centre-back hasn’t blanked since Gameweek 11. He’s got four goals (+28) and one assist and is a big threat from set pieces. Phil Parkinson’s side have an enticing Triple Gameweek in store: Blackpool (H), Wigan Athletic (H) and Barnsley (A). Their home form has been incredible, unbeaten in all of their matches at SToK Cae Ras. At least two clean sheets from the matches are expected. Additionally, the upside of attacking returns are on the cards for Wrexham’s number four.

Triple Gameweek 21 Scout Picks – Midfielders

Following a 12-point haul, and in magnificent form, Ebou Adams (M) of Derby County makes our starting VII. The number 32 has 127 points in 21 matches and is proving to be a contribution magnet. The Gambia international has made 36 interceptions (+72), and has also scored three goals (+18). He hasn’t blanked since his suspension against Leeds (A) in Gameweek 18. The Rams take on WBA (H), Leeds (H) and Sheffield Wednesday (A) in their Triple Gameweek. The Whites and Baggies are expected to dominate the ball, which should see an abundance of interception points for Adams at a minimum. He’s also nailed on for minutes in Paul Warne’s side.

To complete our midfield, and with thrilling fixtures in store, Jack Rudoni (M) of Coventry City makes the side. We know there will already be raised eyebrows given the terrible performance last time out when the Sky Blues lost 4-1 to Portsmouth (A). Nevertheless, Frank Lampard’s side face Plymouth Argyle (H), Millwall (H) and Cardiff City (A), all ranked green on the FDR. Plymouth have lost nine of 11 away matches, while the Lions have only won one in nine. The playmaker has three goals (+18) and six assists (+18) alongside 15 interceptions (+30) in 22 matches, so we anticipate Rudoni to haul. With 125 total points and three mouthwatering matches in store, numerous scoring opportunities make him an ideal midfielder for Triple Gameweek 21.

Triple Gameweek 21 Scout Picks – Forwards

Backed by all four of our Scout Squad panel, Birmingham City’s Jay Stansfield (F) was the first name on the teamsheet. The League One record signing has 11 goals (+55) and two assists (+6) in 14 matches, scoring 94 points for his efforts. He’s in a purple patch, and has only blanked once in his previous six league matches. Coupled with the ideal fixtures and near nailed for minutes in Chris Davies’ side, we expect Stansfield to continue his magnificent form.

Completing our starting picks, Borja Sainz (F) of Norwich City is an excellent option despite not scoring in four games. The number seven has been electric for Johannes Hoff Thorup’s side, bagging 15 goals (+75) and providing three assists (+9), totalling 153 points. The winger already has two hat-tricks (+40) to his name, and faces Millwall (H), QPR (H) and Luton Town (A). Even if the Canaries have struggled recently, this shouldn’t stop Sainz adding to his remarkable tally. He also has started 22/22 matches and is nailed for minutes.

Club Picks

Birmingham City are backed by all experts, and have scored 133 points on Fantasy. They’ve kept seven clean sheets and have scored 2+ goals 13 times. They’re unbeaten in five and are undefeated all season at St. Andrew’s. With two home games against opposition in the bottom half, as well as fifth-placed Stockport County (A), two wins and one draw at a minimum look likely. Chris Davies’ side could score 29 total points for their efforts.

Finally, Leeds United are the next obvious club pick across the EFL with two away matches in store. The Whites have banked 143 points, scoring 2+ goals 15 times (+30) and keeping 12 clean sheets (+24). They have hit maximum points 10 times on Fantasy, although the majority of these have come at home. Nevertheless, with their three ideal fixtures in store, they should maintain their unbeaten run.

Fantasy EFL: Gameweek 19 Scout Notes 3



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  1. My heart goes Salalalalah
    • 8 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Salaaah!

  2. Ginkapo FPL
    • 14 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Whitworth
    Demetriou Cabango Mitchell
    Wing Rudoni
    Sainz

    Watford Salford

    How can the scouts go in to a triple without Demetriou. Madness

  3. Philosopher's Stones
    • 5 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Chicken butter masalaaaaah!

    1. Jam0sh
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 13 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Vindaloooot

  4. Kantelele
    • 3 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Start one :
    A) Digne (new)
    B) Van De Hecke (BRE)

    1. antpro26
      • 14 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      B

  5. antpro26
    • 14 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Thoughts on this wildcard team please? 0 ITB

    Pickford (Fab)
    TAA Gabriel Munoz (Robinson, hwb)
    Salah Palmer Bruno Sarr (Rogers)
    Jackson Jesus Isak

    Cheers!

    1. DV8R
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      I like it, solid.

    2. notlob legin
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Really strong - I would possibly consider Robinson to Castagne, then either save the money in the bank or upgrade HWB.
      The only other slight point is single Arsenal defence might be an issue as when / if they keep a clean sheet you'd actually lose out as so many are doubled up.
      With the money (if you do the Castagne move) could you afford Raya? Counter that with Everton having an upcoming double - food for thought hopefully
      Good luck either way

      1. antpro26
        • 14 Years
        12 months, 4 days ago

        Cheers. Is Castagne nailed for the foreseeable? I have exact money for Robinson to Castagne, Pickford to Alisson? Or HWB down to 3.9m to get Raya?

        1. notlob legin
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 9 Years
          12 months, 4 days ago

          I hope so as he's in my team!! Should be for about 8 to 10 weeks I think.
          The other moves are down to you I'm afraid - but if it was me I'd happily have a non playing player last on my bench, especially as you'll have another wildcard to use before BB.
          As I mentioned earlier Everton have an upcoming double, so having an asset from them could pay off, but personally I'd prefer double Arsenal defence - just my opinion though.

  6. FPL Blow-In
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 13 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    What’s best here?

    A) Play Pedro
    B) Play Kluivert
    C) Pedro to Jesus / other
    D) Kluivert to Diaz / Jota

    Raya
    Timber, Lewis, Mazraoui
    Salah, Palmer, Bruno, Sarr
    Isak, Jackson, Pedro

    Vald, Kluivert, Robinson, Davis 0ft 2.6itb

    1. riot
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 15 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      play kluiv

    2. Captain Mal
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Pedro

  7. Tibbs
    • 14 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Best Saka replacement if already own Amad;

    - Bruno
    - Gordon
    - Jota/Diaz
    - Ode
    - Other (Semenyo)

    Not sure if I want to double up on Utd or triple up on Newcastle (own Hall/Isak) but options are somewhat limited. Oh..and I just transferred ode out last week after a run of no points returns.

    1. Captain Mal
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      It's either Bruno or go cheap for me (Sarr/Semenyo)

  8. royals forever
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 16 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Best set of transfers for this GW

    Saka > Fernandes
    Saka & Pedro > Sarr & Isak (-4)

    Rest of Team

    Flekken

    Gabriel Gvardiol Mykolenko

    Salah Palmer Enzo xxxxxxxxx

    Solanke Jackson Pedro*

    Sels Rogers RAN Porro

    Any ideas would be appreciated

  9. bootsmanus
    • 7 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    I bought Gordon and Gvardiol, not feeling great about it!

    1. RAFA THE GAFFA
      • 9 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Great picks

    2. No Luck
      • 14 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Don't doubt yourself, both could haul

  10. bradplum
    • 11 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Would you play Rogers (new) or Evanilson (CRY)?

    1. Mother Farke
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      I know Palace have improved of late, but they did just concede 5; Evanilson it is.

    2. RAFA THE GAFFA
      • 9 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Evan

    3. bradplum
      • 11 Years
      12 months, 3 days ago

      Thanks both - swapped Evan in

  11. riot
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 15 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Chelsea being bought by Superior Yank Businessmen and not having a sponsor for two years straight is so funny

    1. g40steve
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      When you can spend a £B for giggles does he give a F?

    2. Brosstan
      • 11 Years
      12 months, 3 days ago

      If he made one of his other companies 'sponsor' them a la City it would have made 0 difference for his bottom line.

  12. RAFA THE GAFFA
    • 9 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    How’s this look… Greaves+Saka >> TAA+Diaz?

    Sanchez
    Konsa Gab Hall
    Salah Gordon Palmer Saka
    Isak Pedro Evanilson
    (Fab, Rogers, Greaves, Myko)

    1. Captain Mal
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Can you afford Bruno instead of Diaz?

  13. Tinfoil Deathstar
    • 5 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    1FT and £0.1ITB.

    A) Saka to Bruno
    B) Saka + Bednarek > Diaz + Trent (-4)

    Flekken
    Saliba Gabriel Hall
    Salah Saka* Mbeumo Palmer
    Isak Wood Pedro

    Valdimarsson; Rogers, Konsa, Bednarek

  14. Atimis
    • 9 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Just realised I could be doing Bruno to Foden next week downs on the Boxing Day audition

  15. Tazah
    • 7 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    https://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/comment/26967259

    https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxqB2EQEqu_BParLSg8VJ4IOnsFOiLZ1dY?feature=shared

    so you ask for community questions... the community asks them.... we even highlight them to you in the chat and you still ignore them???? what is this?

    1. Brosstan
      • 11 Years
      12 months, 3 days ago

      It's a scam to increase views on the podcast. He doesn't want to waste time answering questions he doesn't care about

  16. Rodney
    • 11 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Saka and Wissa to

    A) Bruno and Jackson
    B) Odegaard and Jackson

    1. Captain Mal
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      A

    2. Tonyawesome69
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Bruno Long term, Ode short term (depends on FTs and future transfers)

    3. Letsgo!
      • 9 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Why jackson?

      1. Rodney
        • 11 Years
        12 months, 3 days ago

        Because I like his fixtures and ability to tick over. I currently have Isak - Cunha - Wissa which will become Isak - Jackson - Wood over the next couple of GW's. Has been my plan for a while.

  17. Captain Mal
    • 1 Year
    12 months, 4 days ago

    I already regret selling Cunha, Isak better be worth it.

    1. Cruyff's Eleven
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Cunha is getting slapped with a 3 match ban soon. Just paid it forward.

      1. Captain Mal
        • 1 Year
        12 months, 4 days ago

        I know. Still painful if he scores against M. Utd.

  18. vova
    • 15 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Play 1:

    A) Wood
    B) Rogers
    C) Hall

    1. Tonyawesome69
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Pen taker

  19. Old Wulfrunian
    • 9 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Best defender up to 4.8 except Colwill?

    1. Tonyawesome69
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Munoz

      1. Old Wulfrunian
        • 9 Years
        12 months, 4 days ago

        cheers

    2. g40steve
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Aina
      Milenkovic
      Murillo
      Young
      Munoz
      Hall

      Loads more & they go Trent?

      1. Tonyawesome69
        • 7 Years
        12 months, 3 days ago

        Don't understand the negative stance on TAA - highest xGI from all defenders this season and teams with 2 premium mids have funds to use

        1. Vazza
          • 5 Years
          12 months, 3 days ago

          Can only be jealousy

        2. Baines on Toast...
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 15 Years
          12 months, 3 days ago

          His team aren't keeping clean sheets, the XGI hasn't translated into points, and there are plenty of other options that are cheaper

          That said I do think he scored about 20 points against Leicester on boxing day a few years ago

  20. Letsgo!
    • 9 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Cunha to isak for -4?

    1. Captain Mal
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      I did it for free and already regret it, keep Cunha until he gets banned.

      1. Letsgo!
        • 9 Years
        12 months, 4 days ago

        But why willl u regret? Dont make sense

        1. Captain Mal
          • 1 Year
          12 months, 4 days ago

          Because Cunha is a fantastic player as long as he doesn't get banned, which will probably happen after the New Year.

    2. Boz
      • 13 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Not for the hit

  21. ☈☾
    • 8 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Best def upto 4.2?

    Not Castagne

    1. Tonyawesome69
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Tosin

  22. Sir Michael Taker
    • 11 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Its interesting there's a narrative going about that City are only worse defensively this season and that is the main issue but actually after 17 games last season they'd scored 40 goals versus 29 this season (Wolves have scored 27 for reference). Things are bad all over the park for them.

    1. Tonyawesome69
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      Yup, Haaland drop off and none of the other attackers stepping up and chipping in with returns

      1. Sir Michael Taker
        • 11 Years
        12 months, 4 days ago

        They are worse defensively too but its actually only 5 goals worse to this point last season whereas its 11 goals scored less. The goal scoring 'crisis' is of course relative to their own high standards that they set, they aren't that far behind Arsenal and have still scored more than Newcastle and Villa for example. They just don't look like steamrollering teams like they used to. Very little goal threat against Villa until Digne stood on the ball

    2. Captain Mal
      • 1 Year
      12 months, 4 days ago

      The eye test is even worse, they look absolutely clueless.

    3. Baines on Toast...
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 15 Years
      12 months, 4 days ago

      They've also had some pretty tough fixtures. And now they have some easy ones.

  23. ☈☾
    • 8 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Is Ben Mee nailed?

    1. Tonyawesome69
      • 7 Years
      12 months, 3 days ago

      Only started 1 game this seasons due to injuries...

  24. Boz
    • 13 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Start one bench one please

    A) JPedro (BRE)
    B) Enzo (FUL)

  25. Iceball
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    12 months, 4 days ago

    Raya
    TAA Gabriel Lewis
    Salah (C) Palmer (V) Ødegaard Amad
    Isak Jackson Wissa
    Fabianski Rogers Hall Greaves
    GTG?

  26. DV8R
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 14 Years
    12 months, 3 days ago

    WC activated. Thoughts?

    Sels / Fabianksi
    Gabriel / TAA / Hall / Munoz / Mykolenko
    Salah / Palmer / Gordon / Sarr / Rogers
    Isak / Jackson / Jesus

    0.0m itb

  27. antpro26
    • 14 Years
    12 months, 3 days ago

    Finally settled on this wildcard. Any final points to consider?

    Raya (Fab)
    TAA Gabriel Munoz (Castagne, Johnson)
    Salah Palmer Bruno Sarr (Rogers)
    Isak Jackson Jesus