Expert Differentials for Gameweek 14 - Fantasy Football Community

In this article we take a look at some FPL expert differentials for Gameweek 14. At the same time @FBLThinker, @FPL_ElStatto, @FplRabbi, @FplShakenbake and @FPLReaction battle it to see who can earn the title ‘Differential King’.

Differentials are players who have low ownership. This means that if those players are successful then they could significantly boost both your rank and mini-league position. This is exactly why differentials are such an important part of the game.

Note: All ownership stats are likely to change.

@FPL_ElStatto

“Marc Cucurella – 4.9% ownership – Chelsea – £5m – He’s away to Southampton, who are struggling for goals but also without three first team players due to yellow card suspensions. So I’m going to bank on Chelsea to get back-to-back clean sheets”.

@FplRabbi

“Evanilson – 2.4% ownership – Bournemouth – £6m – On the back of his first double digit return, and four goals and four assists in his last eight matches, Evanilson faces a home match against the short-staffed Spurs defence, I see him continuing his good run”.

@FplShakenbake

“Jarrod Bowen – 6% ownership – West Ham – £7.4m – Seven goal involvements in just 13 games for West Ham’ talisman, and this trip to Leicester kick starts a lovely run of games for the Hammers, up until Boxing day. I can see a lot of transfers being made from Mbeumo to Bowen this week”.

@FBLThinker

“Eberechi Eze – 7.7% ownership – Crystal Palace – Eze plays against Ipswich this week and will look to be amongst the goals, and get Palace back on track”.

@FPLReaction

“Mohammed Kudus – 2.3% ownership – West Ham – £6.2m – After returning from a lengthy ban I expect Kudus to return with a bang. The Ghanian is crucial for the frontline, and faces a poor Leicester defence up next”.

Gameweek 13 Scoring

@FPL_ElStatto – He opted for Tottenham’ Son Heung-Min in Gameweek 13. Tottenham drew their game against Fulham, but Son failed to contribute, ending the game with just two points.

@FplRabbi – Martin Odegaard was his selection in the previous round. The Arsenal midfielder hit eight points for his goal against West Ham, a game that ended 5-2 to the Gooners.

@FplShakenbake – He picked Georginio Rutter of Brighton. The Seagulls slumped to just a 1-1 draw against Southampton and Rutter fell short with two points.

@FBLThinker – One Brighton player who was amongst the success was Kaoru Mitoma, who @FBLThinker selected. The Japanese international scored his sides only goal of the game and picked up a huge 10 points.