FPL Gameweek 3 Fixtures Ranked – Best Teams to Target
With FPL Gameweek 3 Fixtures Ranked, we can get a clear picture of which teams are best to target and which to avoid. Looking at the schedule this way helps highlight the strongest opportunities for points, making it easier to plan transfers and captaincy picks.
In this guide, we’ll run through the standout fixtures, potential traps, and the sides most worth backing this week.
Fixture Ticker
Using the Fantasy Football Scout Fixture Ticker, we can see that teams with best fixtures are positioned near the top, whilst the teams positioned towards the bottom have the worst fixtures.
Who has the best fixtures?
Brentford rank at the top of the fixture ticker this week. The Bees travel to take on Sunderland which could offer plenty of potential for their assets. Their 1-0 win against Aston Villa, and the Black Cats’ 2-0 loss to Burnley in Gameweek 2 highlights Brentford’ chances of success.
Another side FPL managers will be drawn to this week is Manchester United. The Reds play at home this week against newly promoted Burnley who won their most recent game, but were dismantled by Tottenham in the opening match.
Many could look also to Newcastle ahead of the new round. A fixture against Leeds away from home lays ahead. Leeds were swept aside by Arsenal 5-0 in Gameweek 2, so if Newcastle find their rhythm, the newly promoted side could struggle once more.
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Other teams with green fixtures include:
- Nottingham Forest v West Ham
- Wolves v Everton
- Sunderland v Brentford
- Manchester United v Burnley
- Chelsea v Fulham
- Wolves v Everton
- Aston Villa v Crystal Palace
- Tottenham v Bournemouth
Who has the worst fixtures?
Arsenal have the toughest fixture in Gameweek 3 according to the fixture ticker. The Gooners have won both of their first two matches so far this season. However, this week they come up against current champions Liverpool.
Arsenal may have it tough this week, but so do Liverpool. Arne Slot and his men come up against a side who have invested well during the summer. The Gooners have also established themselves as title challengers over recent years.
Brighton also dwell at the pits of the ticker. A home match against Manchester City could be significantly limiting for their assets. But, considering, the heavyweights recent loss to Tottenham, Brighton may well feel they have a good chance of picking up a result.
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