FPL Gameweek 37 Best Wildcard Team
Not sure how your wildcard should look? Don’t fear, we have put together the FPL Gameweek 37 Best Wildcard Team which could boost you up the rankings!
To do this, we use both Plan FPL and Fantasy Football Scout, and their fantastic tools, to help us, so lets get straight into it.
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 final two Gameweeks.
Who has the best fixtures?
Ipswich, Arsenal, Everton, Aston Villa and Bournemouth all rank among the top five teams with the best fixtures.
Who has the worst fixtures?
Brighton, Southampton, Crystal Palace, Newcastle and Fulham all rank among the bottom five teams with the worst fixtures.
You should also check out our Top Tips for FPL Gameweek 37, to further prepare you for the round ahead.
Best Wildcard Team
Rotating goalkeepers for the final two rounds could be beneficial. With that in mind, starting this week is Everton’ Jordan Pickford (£5.1m), who faces the worst frontline in the league next, Southampton. FPL managers can then bring in Bournemouth’ Kepa Arrizabalaga (£4.6m) in Gameweek 38. He faces the already-relegated Leicester.
Daniel Munoz’ (£5.1m) recent assist is another example of how attacking he has been this season. Crystal Palace also face Wolves next up, so he could have multiple routes to points. Similar could be said for Manchester City’ Josko Gvardiol (£6.5m) who as well as offering attacking threat, goes into his next matches off the back of helping his side secure four clean sheets in the previous six games.
Doubling up on the Everton backline for the match against Southampton could be hugely rewarding, so we can do that with full-back Vitalii Mykolenko (£4.4m). On the bench we also have two great options to bring in, Aston Villa centre-back Ezri Konsa (£4.4m) who faces 16th and 17th next, and Neco Williams (£4.5m) who plays for one of the best defences in the division.
With two great fixtures to attack, excluding Brentford penalty taker Bryan Mbeumo (£8.3m) could be foolish. Mbeumo has produced a huge five returns in just his last four matches alone. Another player with two great fixtures ahead and playing for one of the best attacks in the league is Kevin De Bruyne (£9.6m). The Belgian has two matches to play of his Manchester City league career, so motivation and emotions will be high.
Against one of the worst current form sides in the league, Chelsea’ Cole Palmer (£10.5m) has massive potential in the round ahead. His side are also chasing Champions League qualification spots, so the club and their players have everything to play for. Aston Villa’ Morgan Rogers (£5.7m) could be another fantastic inclusion considering his side face 16th and 17th in the next two.
Completing the backline and arguably out of form, is Arsenal penalty taker Bukayo Saka (£10.3m). FPL managers may not want to start him against Newcastle, but they play Southampton on the final day.
Coming away from the forward template could be wise for the remainder of the season. Fixtures against Tottenham and Manchester United are too good to ignore. Both sides have displayed relegation form recently and Aston Villa’ Ollie Watkins (£8.9m) could take advantage of that.
Two more great penalty taking options are Ipswich’ Liam Delap (£5.6m) and Nottingham Forest’ Chris Wood (£7.1m). The former is cheap and faces a woeful Leicester next, whilst the latter is chasing Champions League qualification. Both strikers could easily end the season on a high.
