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In order to assist in achieving victory in the mini-leagues, the experts at Scout will be providing advice and tips for the forthcoming game week.
The Focus Is Now On Fulham
Following the action-packed Gameweek 6, FPL continues on Saturday with the Gameweek 7 deadline at 11 am BST. In a match that is pivotal significance to Fantasy managers, Fulham will face Hull City at Craven Cottage.
In a notable performance, Ryan Sessegnon (£4.3m) demonstrated his prowess in his inaugural start of the season, securing the initial goal of the match and accruing in a total of seven FPL points. It is evident that the Englishman’s initial absence from the first five Gameweeks has resulted in a decline in his valuation on two separate occasions. This development signifies that he emerges as a viable and cost-effective option, meriting consideration from a budget-conscious standpoint. Despite being deployed in a defensive role at left-back, Sessegnon (3) registered the most shots on goal for Fulham against Ipswich, showcasing his offensive capabilities.
David Affengruber (£ 4,5 m.) has been on fire in Fantasy, and he’s back for the third Gameweek in a row. As well as keeping a clean sheet in his debut in Gameweek 4, the Austrian has notched up defensive contribution points in all three of his starts. Last time Affengruber played, he got 11 DefCon points for three tackles, five clearances and three interceptions.
Gonzalo Garcia (£6,1 m.) was unlucky not to reward the 400,000+ managers that transferred in the Spaniard during the international break. Gonzalo’s underlying data is impressive and suggests attacking returns aren’t far away. He’s got 18 shots and 6 big chances, which puts him third among, all the forwards. No Fulham player has recored more expected goal involvement (xGI) than Gonzalo’s 3.60.
Opponent for Gameweek 7
Hull City, the opposition on Saturday’s upcoming home game, drew 2-2 with Everton in Gameweek 6 and are positioned in the 8th place with nine points.
The Most Popular FPL Players for Gameweek 7
As always, Brighton’s Pascal Groß (worth £6,0 m.) and Maxim De Cuyper (worth £5,1 m.) are the most popular players amongst Fantasy managers ahead of GW7.
The Seagulls won 2-0 at Sunderland the last time, and they’ve kept a clean sheet 4 times this season. De Cuyper playing as a defender on the left-wing out of position is a gift for FPL managers. The Belgium international heads all defenders in FPL, having scored a whopping 15 points! Groß also had an impressive game and got an assist. The German has notched eight attacking returns in the last five Gameweeks. ( three goals and five assists.)
After an exciting 5-1 win against Bournemouth, people are also taking notice of the Chelsea players. After being doubted for injury and sold by loads of people ahead of GW6, João Pedro (£7,8 m.) scored twice and claimed a share of the bonus at Stamford Bridge.
The Brazilian has had multiple attacking returns on five separate occasions. Pedro is the most popular forward, as always. Morgan Rogers (£7,9 m.) is now in 45% of squads and is the most-selected midfielder. More than 250,000 managers have bought the Englishman, who’s not had a blank in any of the last six Gameweeks! As well as scoring against the Cherries, Rogers hit DefCon points for the first time this season.
Lastly, Rayan Cherki (£7,9 m.) has been snapped up by over 300,000 managers ahead of ManCity’s have match against Ipswich Town. This Frenchman got his second double-digit result of the season at Anfield and is now second among all midfielders for Fantasy points. Cherki has already seen a price rise this week.
