Gameweek 34 Best Wildcard Team

In this article we focus on the Gameweek 34 best wildcard team. Using the fixture ticker and underlying data from the Fantasy Football Scout members area we build the best wildcard team for the run ahead. Here, we also consider two different drafts for two different chip strategies.

The period ahead could be very challenging for FPL managers to navigate so many within the community could be ready to shake up their fantasy teams. Because of this taking a look at the Gameweek 34 best wildcard team could be extremely beneficial.

Note: This draft is for managers without the Free Hit to navigate Gameweek 34

Fixture Ticker

Below we can see that the fixture ticker covers the next five Gameweeks (from Gameweek 34-38).

Who has the best fixtures?

Newcastle, Chelsea, Manchester United, Crystal Palace and Manchester City all rank amongst the top five teams with the best fixtures.

Who has the worst fixtures?

West Ham, Fulham, Aston Villa, Wolves and Nottingham Forest all rank amongst the bottom five teams with the worst fixtures.

Double Gameweek 34 and 37

Double Gameweek 34 and 37 may be difficult to navigate for those wildcarding to attack both.

Teams doubling in Gameweek 34 include Arsenal, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Everton, Liverpool, Sheffield United and Wolves.

Meanwhile, teams who play twice in Gameweek 37 include Brighton, Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham.

The draft below mostly focuses on double Gameweek 34.

Players like Wolves penalty taker Pablo Sarabia (£4.8m) and Crystal Palace defender Daniel Munoz (£4.5m) are vital in enabling a mainly expensive Gameweek 34 starting IV.

This draft allows 10 double Gameweek 34 players, with the addition of Manchester City striker Erling Haaland (£14.3m), a player most will want to keep hold of for the schedule ahead.

We also have two Chelsea players on the bench who have a Double Gameweek in 35 and 37, so their inclusion is important. They join Newcastle defender Dan Burn (£4.5m) who faces two promoted sides and a double Gameweek ahead.

This draft would also give owners four double Gameweek 37 players.

Managers could look to bring in the likes of Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden (£8.2m), Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer (£6.1m), and Newcastle striker Alexander Isak (£8m) and midfielder Anthony Gordon (£6.1m) as priorities after Gameweek 34.