FPL Expert Differentials for Gameweek 36 - Fantasy Football Community

In this article we take a look at some FPL expert differentials for Gameweek 36. Our experts select a differential every round in the hope that their success will take them above the others competing for the differential king status at the end of the season.

Our FPL expert differentials for Gameweek 36 could give you an edge. Differentials have less than 10% ownership and if successful can help to shoot you up the overall rankings and help propel you in your mini-leagues.

@FPL_ElStatto

“Nicolas Jackson – £6.9m – Chelsea – 10% – Chelsea seem to be a much stronger side at home and I have got a feeling Jackson has a haul in him, once he learns how to finish!”.

@FplRabbi

“Chris Wood – £4.8m – Nottingham Forest – 1.8% – Forest need the points, playing away to SHU who are already down, I back him to get in the scoresheet”.

@fplshakenbake

“Jean-Phillipe Mateta – £5.1m – Crystal Palace -6.1% – Eight goals in his last 10 games, and facing a Man United side that leak a lot of chances. Fixture + Form = points (hopefully!)”.

@FBLThinker

“Kai Havertz – £7.5m – Arsenal – 7.8% – With three goals in last two games and playing up front in the Arsenal attack, Havertz has a good chance of continuing his scoring streak at home against Bournemouth”.

@FPLReaction

“Josko Gvardiol – £5m – Manchester City – 6.9% – It has been a long time since a Manchester City defender has interested me. The Croatian seems to be in great attacking form and with two goals and one assist in his last three league matches, he may not even need the clean sheet”.

@FPLinzaghi

“Morgan Gibbs-White – £5.7m – Nottingham Forest – 1.7% vs Sheffield United (a) Forest are in desperate need of three points. They’ll see a match against the already-relegated Blades as the perfect opportunity to get it. If they are going to get three points here, MGW is sure to have a hand in the goals!”.

GW34 Scoring

@FPL_ElStatto – He selected Wolves striker Matheus Cunha who played just 35 minutes in Gameweek 34. A yellow card also helped him to zero points that week.

@FplRabbi – He opted for Eberechi Eze who managed 14 points for his goal and assist against West Ham.

@fplshakenbake – Jean-Philippe Mateta was his pick and he managed a mammoth 29 points in Gameweek 34.

@FBLThinker – He picked Crystal Palace defender Daniel Munoz. Munoz secured seven points that week with the help of a clean sheet against Newcastle.

@FPLReaction – Michael Olise was his pick during the double Gameweek. The Crystal Palace midfielder hit 13 points, mainly for his goal and assist against West Ham.