Top FPL Differentials for Gameweek 35 – Hidden Gems to Boost Your Rank

If you’re looking to break away from the FPL template and climb the ranks, targeting the right differentials is key. In this article, we’ll highlight the top FPL differentials for Gameweek 35 – low-owned players with high upside who could be the difference-makers in your squad. Whether you’re chasing mini-league glory or looking for a rank boost, these hidden gems are well worth considering ahead of the weekend.

To do the above, we brought in five experts who are competing against each other for points. Each week we also take a look at their previous picks, and add their scores to the overall ranking. So, let’s dive in!

Note: All ownership stats are likely to change.

@FPL_ElStatto

“Illiman Ndiaye – 0.9% ownership – Everton – £5.2m – Everton play at home against Ipswich this week, which could give their attacking assets a fantastic opportunity to muster up some goals. One of them is of course Ndiaye who recently netted against Arsenal”.

@FplRabbi

“Kevin De Bruyne – 7.2% ownership – Manchester City – £9.4m – This week Manchester City face Wolves, one of the worst defences in the league this season. De Bruyne has a stellar record against Wolves, and in his last appearance against them in what could be forever, expect him to land one more blow”.

@FplShakenbake

“Declan Rice -3.5% ownership – Arsenal – £6.2m – Arsenal will be hoping to bounce back after their recent defeat to PSG midweek. Rice could be one of few players to help the Gooners with that. He heads into the match with a return in two of his previous three games”.

@FBLThinker

“Jamie Vardy – 4.5% ownership – Leicester – £5.3m – Up next for Leicester are fellow relegated side Southampton. Vardy recently announced he would be departing the Foxes at the end of the season, and with the Saints next, he could go out with a bang”.

@FPLReaction

“Jarrod Bowen – 9.1% ownership – West Ham – £7.6m – The Hammers have been woeful this season, but they are fully capable of scoring. Bowen is their standout attacker – with three returns in his previous three games. Tottenham are their for the taking so I expect Bowen to have success”.

As well our top FPL differentials for Gameweek 35, another way to boost ranking is to check out our top 10 projected player points.

Gameweek 33 Results

@FPL_ElStatto – Arsenal played twice but Jurrien Timber only played one of their matches. The Dutchman created an assist against Crystal Palace, so he ended the round with four points.

@FplRabbi – Manchester City also played twice in Gameweek 33. Kevin De Bruyne started both of their matches but failed to return. This meant he picked up just five points.

@FplShakenbake – Merino may have also doubled, but he played under 80 minutes across both games. He did however bag an assist against Ipswich, helping him to a total of five points.

@FBLThinker – Marco Asensio played both of his matches for Aston Villa. His side netted five goals during the double, but Asensio failed to contribute to any, so returned three points.

@FPLReaction – Leandro Trossard was excellent in his double. The Belgian managed a huge three goals, and for that picked up a mammoth 24 points.

Gameweek 34 Results

@FPL_ElStatto – Harvey Barnes started and played over 70 minutes for Newcastle in Gameweek 34. Although his side won 3-0, Barnes couldn’t contribute so finished on three points.

@FplRabbi – Fulham went behind early against Southampton which meant the clean sheet wasn’t available for Ryan Sessegnon. However, his goal helped his side to a 2-1 win and provided owners with 11 points.

@FplShakenbake – Wolves have another successful week as they saw off Leicester in a 3-0 win. Contributing to all three of the goals was striker Matheus Cunha who bagged a whopping 15 points.

@FBLThinker – The Wolves attackers had plenty of joy in their win against the Foxes. Another successful asset was striker Strand Larsen who scored to bank six points.

@FPLReaction – Fulham may have beaten the Saints 2-1 but their main man Raul Jimenez not only failed to contribute an attacking return, he also picked up a yellow card, leading to just one point.