As we dive into the midweek Gameweek 32, the Premier League's title race intensifies, showcasing a thrilling three-horse race that promises fierce competition until the season's end.
Here's a breakdown of key players across various positions who could significantly impact your FPL team's performance.
Stefan Ortega (Manchester City) emerges as a short-term punt, though managers should stay updated on Ederson's injury situation. Jordan Pickford (Everton) faces a decent fixture and looks forward to a double in Gameweek 34, offering a less reliable but potential option. Neto (Bournemouth) is set to be a popular pick due to his upcoming double and a match against a struggling Luton side. Đorđe Petrović (Chelsea) could finally secure a much-awaited clean sheet against the league's weakest attack.
The Arsenal defense, consisting of Ben White (Arsenal), Gabriel (Arsenal), and William Saliba (Arsenal), continues to assert its dominance, proving to be essential assets through the season's end. Rayan Aït-Nouri (Wolverhampton), despite potentially playing a deeper role due to team returns, remains a solid pick, especially with a double in Gameweek 34. Malo Gusto (Chelsea) offers another differential option this round, worth considering for FPL managers.
Mohamed Salah's (Liverpool) recent blank may have tested managers' patience, but his historical performance against Manchester United could signal a return to form. Cole Palmer (Chelsea) dazzled with a massive 20-point haul from a hat-trick, solidifying his status as a must-have if you've yet to bring him in. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) is expected to bounce back and remains a potent asset. Phil Foden's (Manchester City) latest hat-trick could be a sign of continued success against Crystal Palace, while Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) is poised to exploit Wolverhampton's defensive vulnerabilities.
Aleksander Isak (Newcastle) finds the net again, highlighting his importance in Newcastle's attacking lineup. Darwin Núñez (Liverpool) also delivers and if he starts is always a threat to opposition defence. Dominic Solanke (Bournemouth) is set to face a struggling Luton defense and benefits from a double in the near future. Erling Haaland (Manchester City), despite recent benchings, is expected to make a strong comeback on the scoresheet.
As FPL managers navigate through Gameweek 32, the blend of double gameweek potentials, consistent performers, and differential assets could be key to climbing the ranks or consolidating a lead. Selecting players with favorable fixtures and potential for high returns will be crucial for success. Good luck to all managers as they make their selections for this exciting gameweek!
The DEADLINE is on Saturday (06/04/2024) at 11:00 AM UK Time, so be ready!