Top 10 Predicted Player Points for FPL Gameweek 35
Millions of managers are struggling to put together a transfer plan ahead of the new round. To help with that, we show you the top 10 predicted player points for FPL Gameweek 35
Knowing which players are going to return the big points can help bring clarity to your team, captaincy and chip plans, which can help propel you up the ranks, so let’s count down from 10th.
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Coming in at 10th this week is Omar Marmoush. The Egyptian didn’t feature last week along with his side due to the Blank Gameweek. This week he returns and faces Wolves, who rank among the worst sides in the league total for goals conceded.
Brentford striker Yoane Wissa comes in just behind Marmoush. Wissa heads into the game against Manchester United after scoring in each of his previous two matches.
Jarrod Bowen is another player expected to perform well. West Ham have suffered through a torrid campaign. Tottenham have been awful though, and Bowen managed returns in Gameweek 31 and 33.
Brentford aren’t exactly defensively convincing either so there it’s no surprise to see Bruno Fernandes in the mix. Fernandes has failed to return in his last four games. However, against a side who rank second worst in the league for total shots on target conceded, he could have success.
Just outside the top five is Martin Odegaard. Arsenal have a home meeting with Bournemouth next, and their Norwegian maestro has produced a return in each of his last two matches.
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5th – 4.97 Points
Chelsea face a seismic clash against Liverpool this week. But, with the league wrapped up for the Reds, we could see a huge lack of motivation. If so, then this could give the out of form Cole Palmer (£10.6m) an opening he needs to get back among the goals.
4th – 5.29 Points
Breaking into the 5+ points mark is Brentford midfielder Bryan Mbeumo (£8m). A home match against Manchester United could see Mbeumo hit new heights – as he currently sits second best for total points thus far this campaign among midfielders. A large proportion of those points came against Brighton when he secured a huge 18.
3rd – 5.30 Points
Storming into the top five this week for the first time this season is Leicester penalty taker Jamie Vardy (£5.3m). Vardy recently announced he would be leaving the club at the end of the season, so he will be highly motivated to do well heading into his game against the worst defence in the league, Southampton.
2nd – 5.91 Points
Chelsea ahead may seem tough on paper, but the Blues continue to have problems between the sticks, which ultimately makes them vulnerable. So although it may seem like a surprise seeing Liverpool’ Mohamed Salah (£13.8m) so high on the list, realistically the Egyptian has a genuine chance to haul.
1st – 6.20 Points
Leading the pack and the only asset predicted to break six points this week is Bukayo Saka (£10.5m). Bournemouth have been extremely poor recently overall, even in defence, so Saka could easily bag his second return since he returned in Gameweek 30
