The Fantasy Premier League season continues unabated with a full round of fixtures this midweek.
Elsewhere, Chelsea, Manchester United and West Ham are all at home against bottom three sides, while Arsenal will look to get their flagging title challenge back on track away at top-four hopefuls Nottingham Forest.
This week’s deadline is at 6pm on Tuesday, 25 February:
Gameweek 27 team
Matz Sels (Nottingham Forest) – £5m Aaron Wan-Bissaka (West Ham) – £4.4m Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace) – £4.9m Marc Cucurella (Chelsea) – £5.1m Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) – £7.3m Mo Salah (Liverpool) – £13.7m Cole Palmer (Chelsea) – £11.1m Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford) – £8m Pedro Neto (Chelsea) – £6.2m Liam Delap (Ipswich) – £5.6m Matheus Cunha (Wolves) – £6.9mPicking a goalkeeper is exceptionally difficult this week, particularly when we’ve selected defenders from West Ham and Chelsea for their home fixtures against Leicester City and Southampton respectively.
Matz Sels has kept more clean sheets (10) than anyone else and faces an Arsenal attack decimated by injury. The Gunners had 20 attempts against West Ham without scoring on Saturday.
Defenders
Aaron Wan-Bissaka (West Ham)
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Read MoreWan-Bissaka’s assist for Jarrod Bowen against Arsenal took him to four direct goal involvements this season (two goals, two assists). Only once during his Premier League career has he bettered those numbers (six in 2020-21: two goals, four assists).
Price: £4.4m Points: 77 Gameweek 27 fixture: Leicester (h)
There is a dearth of attacking talent in the defender spots this season but Daniel Munoz is an exception to the general rule.
Crystal Palace are a team in form and their upcoming schedule looks prime for more Munoz returns with fixtures against Aston Villa (allergic to clean sheets), Leicester and Southampton (both going down) in their next three.
Marc Cucurella (Chelsea)
Marc Cucurella is the best pick from Chelsea’s backline (Photo: Getty)Enzo Maresca’s side have only kept four clean sheets all season, but they have a good chance to add to their tally against goal-shy Southampton, who have scored only 10 away goals this campaign.
Price: £5.1m Points: 61 Gameweek 27 fixture: Southampton (h)
Goals against Chelsea and Arsenal in the last three gameweeks make Jarrod Bowen a player of interest ahead of West Ham’s home fixture with freefalling Leicester.
Leicester were shambolic defensively against Brentford and have been very leaky under Van Nistelrooy in general, conceding 32 goals and keeping zero clean sheets in 13 games.
Mo Salah (Liverpool)
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With 41 goal involvements (25 goals, 16 assists) already, Salah is just seven away from matching totals set by Alan Shearer and Andy Cole in the early 1990s; and both did it in 42-game campaigns.
An incredible player having an incredible season.
Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Chelsea’s talisman is the fourth-most sold player this week, behind a possibly injured Morgan Rogers, a definitely injured Amad Diallo and Cody Gakpo, who returned from injury at the weekend.
Price: £11.1m Points: 177 Gameweek 27 fixture: Southampton (h)
Are Bryan Mbeumo’s exploits this season being slightly overlooked?
Mbeumo produced a goal and an assist as the Bees demolished Leicester on Friday and it was the fifth time this season that he has contributed at least two goals in a game.
Pedro Neto (Chelsea)
Pedro Neto fits in neither camp but could be a cracking differential over the next two gameweeks. He is currently selected by less than one per cent of managers.
Price: £6.2m Points: 54 Gameweek 27 fixture: Southampton (h)
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Considering Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund have scored a combined five league goals this season it’s unsurprising that there is a clamour from Manchester United fans for a new No 9 to join in the summer.
The 22-year-old has scored in two of his last three games and was desperately unlucky to not continue the streak against Spurs after hitting the crossbar early on.
Matheus Cunha (Wolves)
A one-match ban in December allied to a tough run of matches for Wolves prompted plenty of FPL bosses to sell the Brazilian. With goals in each of his last three games and good fixtures until the end of the season, now is the time to bring him back in.
Price: £6.9m Points: 141 Gameweek 27 fixture: Fulham (h)
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