Gameweek 11 was one to forget and managers are bracing for a new round that promises both challenges and opportunities.
With an array of fixtures that could have significant implications on the FPL landscape, let's navigate through the player prospects and their matchup potentials for the new Gameweek 12.
Between the sticks, Alphonse Areola (West Ham) could be in for a clean sheet against an Nottingham Forest side struggling to find the net. Andre Onana (Manchester United) looks set for success against Luton, while Guglielmo Vicario (Tottenham), despite a challenging trip to Wolverhampton, has a chance to secure points behind Spurs' solid backline.
Nick Pope (Newcastle) continues to be a reliable choice with a favorable matchup against Bournemouth.
like Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace) and Diogo Dalot (Manchester United) enter the frame with the potential for points at both ends of the pitch in their respective fixtures.
Defensive duo, William Saliba (Arsenal) and Ben White (Arsenal) , are attractive options against a traditionally reserved Burnley attack, and Kieran Trippier (Newcastle) remains the best pick from the defenders.
The midfield is where decisions get tougher. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) is a constant menace regardless of the opponent and once again is the captaincy candidate, while Heung Min Son (Tottenham) could prove pivotal against Wolves.
Wing wizards, Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) and Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal), bring their vibrant form into a promising clash with Burnley and could be differentials for the armband.
For those looking at differentials, Anthony Gordon (Newcastle) offers value against Bournemouth. Jeremy Doku (Manchester City) justified Pep’s trust while Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton) is the best asset to own from the Seagulls.
Leading the line, the indomitable Erling Haaland (Manchester City) remains a threat even against the stout Chelsea defense and we saw his power at the midweek game in the Champions League.
Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa) has the potential to exploit Fulham's vulnerabilities, and Eddie Nketiah (Arsenal) could benefit from the Gunners' attacking momentum. Odsonne Edouard (Crystal Palace) might be the best budget attacker and a favorable fixtures make him a player to consider.
The DEADLINE is on Saturday at 11:00 UK Time, so be ready!