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Matz Sels, Nottingham Forest, keeper, £4.8m – away from Wolves
Forest’s woeful defense will be aiming for a third clean sheet in a row and Wolves will be without banned talisman Matheus Cunha.
Since week 11, Cunha has been involved in 53% of Wolves’ goals, scoring nine.
They could struggle without him – well, they still scored against Spurs when he left the pitch but everyone was against Tottenham so it doesn’t count.
Josko Guardiol, Manchester City, £6m – home to West Ham
Will anyone want West Ham to score at the Etihad Stadium without the injured Jarrod Bowen pulling the creative lines?
I don’t, so Gvardiol arrives who, despite Gabriel’s hype, has the most goals for a defender this season.
The Croatian has had a league-high 28 shots this season, 23 of those in the box. So there is a possibility that he will have at least one chance to score.
Antonee Robinson, Fulham, £5m – home in Ipswich
The American left-back will be a staple in this team. He has a league-high seven assists for a defenseman and, even after the recent price hike, is a great value.
Ipswich, despite an incredible win over Chelsea last time out, are the third lowest scorers in the league.
Dean Huijsen, Bournemouth, £4.4m – home to Everton
Everton are the clean sheet that keeps on giving having failed to score in seven of their last nine games.
Bournemouth youngster Huijsen has made a huge impact since earning a starting place with three clean sheets – including two scoring double-figure performances and nine bonus points.
He is a huge threat from the corners.
Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool, £7.2m – Manchester United home
One game, one goal, 15 points and the FPL managers piled on the Trent train!
The right-back has risen in price twice in two weeks. Before last week’s haul at West Ham, he had returned just three times in 10 games but you could feel more points coming.
Alexander-Arnold has always scored in spurts and Manchester United’s attack should not be feared on Sunday.
