FPL Expert Differentials for Gameweek 38

In this article we take a look at some FPL expert differentials for Gameweek 38. 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 38 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

“Leandro Trossard – £6.5m – Arsenal – 2.4% – Arsenal have a home game they need to win so that’ incentive enough to focus on Arsenals attacking options. Trossard is in good form with four returns in his last five games”.

@FplRabbi

“Cody Gakpo – £7.1m – Liverpool – 2.4% – He looks to have nailed his spot in the 11, playing up front, you could do a lot worse on a last day punt than the Dutchman”.

@fplshakenbake

“Bernardo Silva – £6.2m – Manchester City – 2.7% – Often an unsung hero in this Man City side. With a goal and three assists in his last five, and city striving for another title against a poor West Ham defence, I’m going for one of Peps most trusted lieutenants”.

@FBLThinker

“Eberechi Eze – £6m – Crystal Palace – 4.9% – Playing against Villa at home, who have nothing to play for as they have qualified for the UCL. Palace have been great at home and will look to put on a great performance one last time this season”.

@FPLReaction

“Michael Olise – £5.7m – Crystal Palace – 2.1% – 11 goals in their last three home matches is an impressive amount. The Eagles have been fantastic recently and with an unstable Aston Villa defence up next the in-form Olise is likely to take advantage, three double-digit hauls in the last five games backs that up”.

@FPLinzaghi

“Kai Havertz – £7.5m – Arsenal – 8.5% – EVE (H) The title has come down to the final day and although City are the favourites, Arsenal will be doing all they can to steal the trophy! Havertz has been outstanding for Arsenal and should do well on the final day”.

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@FPL_ElStatto – He went for Nicolas Jackson in Gameweek 35. Jackson played twice that week but scored just once which helped him to eight points.

@FplRabbi – He chose Brennan Johnson. The Tottenham midfielder hit just three points in total even after playing twice.

@fplshakenbake – Bryan Mbeumo was his man in Gameweek 35. A game against Everton was a task too difficult as he slumped to just one point.

@FBLThinker – He selected James Maddison for his double Gameweek but Maddison fell short with three points.

@FPLReaction – Noni Madueke was his pick in Gameweek 35. The Chelsea midfielder bagged a huge 15 points for his goal and assist.

@FPLinzaghi – He went for Timo Werner for his double. Werner played just 30 minutes and so banked one point that week.

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@FPL_ElStatto – He picked Nicolas Jackson in Gameweek 36. Jackson bagged a huge 16 points against West Ham, mainly for his two goals and one assist.

@FplRabbi – Chris Wood was his differential that week. Wood however hit just two points, even against Sheffield United.

@fplshakenbake – He looked to Jean Philippe Mateta who collected six points for his goal against Manchester United.

@FBLThinker – He went for Arsenal’ Kai Havertz. The German bagged five points for his assist against Bournemouth in their 3-0 win.

@FPLReaction – Josko Gvardiol was his pick in Gameweek 36. Gvardiol banked five points for creating an assist against Wolves.

@FPLinzaghi – He chose Morgan Gibbs-White. The Nottingham Forest midfielder hit seven points due to an assist and two bonus against Sheffield United.