FPL Gameweek 10 Best Wildcard Team

The 10th round of Fantasy Premier League is approaching so we take a look at the FPL Gameweek 10 best wildcard team. To do this we use the Fantasy Football Scout members area and Plan FPL and their fantastic tools.

Checking out our best Wildcard team each week can be extremely helpful. The Wildcard is one of several chips provided by the game. Wildcard users can make unlimited and permanent changes to their team before the deadline ahead.

Fixtures

Below we can see the Fantasy Football Scout Fixture Ticker. We can also see the teams at the top have the easiest fixtures and the teams at the bottom have the toughest fixtures for the next six Gameweeks.

Who has the best fixtures?

Wolves, Ipswich, Brentford, Leicester and Everton all sit amongst the top five teams with the easiest fixtures.

Who has the worst fixtures?

Brighton, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle, Southampton and Manchester City all rank amongst the bottom five teams with the worst fixtures.

Best Wildcard Team

With the help of the above and Plan FPL we built the best Wildcard for Gameweek 10:

Goalkeepers

Goalkeepers continue to underwhelm so having a choice of two cheap assets every week could be a good play. Both Chelsea’s Robert Sanchez (£4.7m) and Brentford’s Mark Flekken’s (£4.5m) schedule rotates exceptionally well around each other long-term.

Defence

Wolves have some great fixtures ahead and after scoring three goals in his last four matches it appears Rayan Ait-Nouri (£4.5m) is their standout pick at the back.

Maintaining a better non-penalty expected goal involvement than any other defender in the league currently is Trent Alexander-Arnold (£7.1m). Liverpool have maintained a better defence that any other side and have reasonably good fixtures ahead.

Continuing to start for Manchester City is the cheap and budget enabling Rico Lewis (£4.7m). Lewis is the cheapest route into a title contending Manchester City side but he also offers very good attacking potential, four assists already this season is evidence of that.

Enabling money elsewhere is Everton’s Vitalii Mykolenko (£4.3m) and Leicester’s Caleb Okoli (£4m). Both have great long-term fixtures and could be viable options off the bench if needed.

Midfield

Based on form and fixtures Bryan Mbeumo (£7.7m) may just be one of the best options in the game at the moment. Eight goals in just nine league matches shows just how well the Brentford penalty is performing this season.

Fulham face some poor defences ahead so investing in their cheap frontline could be wise. Their standout option is arguably Emile Smith Rowe (£5.7m) who has returned in three of his last six games.

Sitting as the second highest scoring player in the game Cole Palmer (£10.9m) seems to have picked up where he left off last season. Chelsea are the second highest scoring team in the league so far so owning their penalty taker and talisman makes sense.

A lot of the above can be said for Bukayo Saka (£10m). Arsenal’s main man has picked up at least one return in all but one of his games so far this season. This makes him one of the most consistent assets in the game currently.

Proving excellent value for money it could be hard to exclude Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers (£5.2m). Rogers has become a reliable attacker for the Unai Emery and four returns in his last five matches is reflective of that.

Forwards

There are some question marks around Erling Haaland’s (£15.4m) recent form but he still appears to be the standout captaincy option for at least the next two Gameweeks. For captaincy alone the Norwegian keeps his place.

Brentford have been in great goal scoring form so doubling up on their attack with good fixtures ahead could be hugely beneficial. To do this Yoane Wissa (£5.9m) stands out after producing a goal and an assist in his previous game.

Wolves are another side who are coming into a great period of their schedule. Leading every other forward in the game for crosses, chances created, and big chances created is Matheus Cunha (£6.5m) who netted in two of his last three matches.