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Gameweek 31 is in the books and Gameweek 32 is locked in — here's everything FPL managers need to know before Friday's deadline. In this episode, we cover the major news shaking up the FPL landscape, starting with the bombshell appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as Tottenham's new head coach on a five-year deal, replacing Thomas Frank. With Spurs travelling to Sunderland in GW32, the implications for Spurs assets could be huge. We also break down injury concerns around Gabriel (75% chance of playing, 43%+ ownership) and Saka (75% fit, 8% owned) ahead of Arsenal's home clash with Bournemouth — a brilliant fixture complicated by injury doubt. Bruno Fernandes is our standout captain pick, delivering 13 points in GW31 and racking up an astonishing 17 assists and 8 goals in 2026. With Man Utd hosting Leeds and an xP of 10.8, he's the no-brainer armband choice. On the defensive side, N.Williams from Nottingham Forest stole the show with 15 points — two assists, a clean sheet, and three bonus points at just £4.7m and 3% ownership. We also analyse the top transfers in (Fernandes, Welbeck, Tarkowski) and transfers out (Saka, Wilson, Spurs attackers), plus differential picks including Sarr (Crystal Palace) and Truffert (Bournemouth) for GW32. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 32 deadline hitting Friday the 10th of April at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to get ahead before the clock runs out. Gameweek 31 delivered some seismic results — Brighton stunned Liverpool 2-1, Forest hammered Spurs 3-0, and Everton thrashed Chelsea 3-0 — and those outcomes are shaping our transfer priorities heading into GW32. We make the case for three key transfers in: Welbeck (£6.2m) is flagged as essential after his brace against Liverpool, with a dream Burnley fixture up next. Gibbs-White (£7.4m) boasts the highest form rating in our data and is still flying under the radar. Szoboszlai (£7.0m) faces Fulham at home with 6.8 expected points — too good to ignore. On transfers out, we assess whether to ditch Newcastle assets after their shock defeat to Sunderland, weigh up Wilson's tough trip to Anfield, and give our verdict on Cunha at £8m. For differentials, Christie (0.1% ownership) is a budget gem, while Pickford and Kelleher both offer outstanding clean sheet potential at low cost. Captaincy verdict? Welbeck at Burnley is the standout armband pick of the week. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 31 is done and dusted — and what a chaotic one it was. Everton demolished Chelsea 3-0, Brighton stunned Liverpool 2-1, Nottingham Forest thrashed Spurs 3-0, and Sunderland shocked Newcastle 2-1. Now it's time to react fast ahead of the Gameweek 32 deadline on Friday 10th April at 5:30pm. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the right moves before that early Friday night kickoff catches you off guard. We cover the key injury concerns heading into Gameweek 32, including Saliba's ankle doubt at 75% fitness and Ndiaye's ongoing foot concern — both flagged as doubtful with tasty fixtures ahead. We reveal the top three transfers in, led by the absurd value of Beto (£5.0m), who bagged 16 points against Chelsea and is already attracting over 22,000 transfers in. Welbeck and Bruno Fernandes also earn Essential verdicts with back-to-back favourable fixtures and blistering form. On the sell side, Bowen and Dewsbury-Hall are highlighted as upgrades to prioritise, while Spurs assets are flagged as rotation risks to avoid entirely. Our differential picks shine a light on Gordon, Tarkowski, and an ultra-low-ownership Wolves midfielder at just 0.1% that could be your secret weapon. Captaincy analysis points firmly to Fernandes for Gameweek 32 with a differential armband option also discussed. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 32 is here and there's plenty to act on before the Friday 10th April deadline. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise with everything FPL managers need to know right now. First up, the injury bulletin — Jadon Sancho's shoulder concern at Aston Villa and a worrying update on Jurrien Timber's ankle ahead of Arsenal's home clash with Bournemouth, affecting over a quarter of all managers. We break down the Gameweek 31 fallout, including Brighton's stunning win over Liverpool, Everton's demolition of Chelsea, Forest's three-nil over Spurs, and Sunderland's shock victory at St James' Park. On transfers, Bruno Fernandes earns an essential verdict after a 13-point haul, while Danny Welbeck's brace against Liverpool makes him another must-have at just £6.2m. Jan Paul van Hecke is flagged as a budget defensive gem with 120 total points at £4.5m. We also cover the sells — Timber's injury risk, Anderson's tough fixture against Villa, and why Aït-Nouri looks like dead money right now. For differentials, we spotlight Richards, Bijol, and one player with the highest expected points of anyone discussed this week at just 0.4% ownership. Captaincy analysis points firmly in one direction, and we touch on Free Hit chip planning with Gameweek 35 TV fixtures already confirmed. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 31 delivered some stunning results and Gameweek 32 is shaping up to be a pivotal one in your FPL season. With the deadline hitting Friday, 10th April at 17:30, there's no time to waste — and in this rapid-fire episode, we break down everything you need to act on right now. Nottingham Forest's emphatic 3-0 win over Spurs has put one midfielder firmly in the spotlight, while Everton's demolition of Chelsea has unearthed a budget gem that 25,000 managers are already snapping up. We cover the top three transfers IN for Gameweek 32, including a set-and-forget goalkeeper with the highest expected points of any shot-stopper this week and an in-form Forest midfielder with a tasty double fixture run ahead. On the sell side, we tackle one of the most-owned forwards in the game who blanked again and now faces a daunting Gameweek 32 fixture, plus a popular Liverpool midfielder who simply isn't delivering value for his price tag. For the differential hunters, we spotlight a Crystal Palace midfielder under 4% ownership with serious captaincy potential, and a Fulham forward who produced 13 points last gameweek at a jaw-dropping price. We also flag a popular defender to monitor ahead of a tricky Arsenal away trip. Captaincy verdict, chip strategy notes, and a key ownership warning are all included. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 32 deadline arriving Friday 10th April at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this action-packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know heading out of the international break and into a crucial gameweek. We kick off with major injury concerns: both Saliba and Gabriel are carrying knocks into the break — ankle and knee issues respectively — each listed at just 75% chance of playing for Arsenal's home clash with Bournemouth. With Gabriel in nearly half of all FPL squads, this is the story of the week. On the transfer radar, Bruno Fernandes (£10.3m) is our essential pick after a 13-point haul in GW31, backed by 11.5 expected points against Leeds at home. Danny Welbeck (£6.2m) continues to deliver value after a brace against Liverpool, while Anthony Gordon (£7.4m) emerges as a strong midfield differential at 7.3% ownership. We also identify who to sell — Saliba (injury risk), Spurs assets (dire form, tough fixture), and Chelsea defenders ahead of a Man City clash. Differentials to watch include Beto (£5m, 2.6% ownership) after a stunning 16-point GW31, budget defender Canvot (£4.5m) from Crystal Palace, and Brighton's Gomez (£4.9m) ahead of a home game against Burnley. The captaincy verdict is clear: Bruno Fernandes at Old Trafford. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 32 is here and your squad needs sorting before the Friday 10th April deadline. In this fast-paced seven-minute episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise to give you everything you need to make the right moves this week. We kick off with urgent injury and availability news: Chalobah is done for the season with an ankle injury and must be sold immediately, while J.Timber is rated 75% fit for Arsenal's tasty home fixture against Bournemouth. Damsgaard is also doubtful at Brentford, and Salah's confirmed summer exit raises questions about his motivation heading into a home game against Fulham. This week's defensive hero spotlight falls on Nottingham Forest's N.Williams – a criminally underowned gem at just £4.7m and 2.9% ownership who bagged 15 points in Gameweek 31 with two assists, a clean sheet, and three bonus points. We break down why he's a must-have budget differential heading into GW32. On the transfers in side, Welbeck's blistering form, J.Gomes as a ultra-low-ownership differential, and N.Williams top our target list. Meanwhile, Chalobah, Ekitiké, and Damsgaard are the priority exits. For captaincy, Bruno Fernandes stands out as the clear choice with Man Utd hosting Leeds on Monday night, backed by an expected points return of 9.7 and red-hot recent form. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 32 deadline arriving Friday, 10th April at 17:30, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise to give you everything you need to make the right moves before the clock runs out. We kick off with the injury bulletin — Mbeumo and Šeško both withdrew from international duty but are expected fit for GW32, while Arsenal's Eze carries a calf concern with a 75% chance of playing ahead of their home clash with Bournemouth. We also flag Raul's benching at Fulham and Nott'm Forest's stunning 3-0 demolition of Spurs. On transfers in, we break down why Welbeck (£6.2m) is essential right now after his 12-point GW31 haul, why Gibbs-White (£7.4m) is a standout differential with Forest in blistering form, and why Szoboszlai (£7.0m) offers reliable mid-price value with Liverpool hosting Fulham. For transfers out, we make the case against Iwobi facing a brutal Liverpool away day, question Casemiro's fading attacking returns, and weigh the risk around the injured Eze. Differentials covered include Flemming, Cunha, and Kelleher, while captaincy analysis points firmly in one direction — but you'll want to hear why before committing the armband. We also flag a key tip around Arsenal's clean sheet chances that many managers are getting wrong. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 31 is done and dusted, and with the Gameweek 32 deadline hitting Friday 10th April, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to get ahead of the curve before the deadline. From Nottingham Forest's stunning 3-0 thrashing of Spurs to Everton's demolition of Chelsea, we dig into the biggest results and what they mean for your squad. On the injury front, we flag concerns around Dango Ouattara, Summerville of West Ham, and Thiago – names to avoid or monitor carefully heading into GW32. In the transfer ins, we make the case for Gabriel (Arsenal) as an essential defensive pick with 14 clean sheets and a mouthwatering home fixture against Bournemouth. We also analyse Gyökeres as a clinical differential at just 11.5% ownership and Fulham's Wilson, who continues to deliver stunning value at £6.1m. On the outs, we assess why Šeško, Virgil van Dijk, and the highly-owned João Pedro could cost you big in Gameweek 32. We also spotlight two ultra-low-ownership differentials – Igor Jesus of Nottingham Forest at just 1.2% and Flemming of Burnley at 0.4% – both capable of massive green arrows. Plus, our captaincy verdict might surprise you. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 32 deadline fast approaching on Friday 10th April, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise and gives you everything you need to make the right calls before it's too late. We kick off with the biggest news hitting FPL managers right now: Alisson is out for Liverpool with no confirmed return date, and if you're still holding him, you need to hear what we're saying before that deadline hits. Brighton's two-one win over Liverpool has major FPL ripple effects, including a Dunk ban that forces a rethink on Brighton defenders. Meanwhile, Everton's three-nil demolition of Chelsea saw Tarkowski clean sheet and Beto go absolutely berserk with two goals and an assist for a monster 16-point haul. Bruno Fernandes continued his ridiculous season with another goal and assist against Bournemouth. We break down the must-have transfer targets for Gameweek 32, including a five-million-pound differential striker you simply cannot ignore, and a Brighton forward with 12 goals this season heading into a dream fixture. On the transfers out side, we name the players bleeding value and highlight why holding onto them into Gameweek 32 is a costly mistake. Differential lovers will want to stick around for three seriously underowned picks under 10% ownership from some of the hottest Gameweek 32 fixtures. Captaincy is locked in, and the logic is airtight. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 32 deadline falling on Friday the 10th of April, this episode of Who Got The Points? gives you everything you need to make the right moves before it's too late. Bruno Fernandes is the headline act — fresh off a 13-point haul in the 2-2 draw at Bournemouth, the Man United captain boasts a form rating of 9.2 (the highest in the game) and faces Leeds at Old Trafford next. With 15,000 transfers in already this gameweek, the question is: can you afford NOT to have him? We also break down why Joao Timber at £6.3m is one of the shrewdest buys heading into Gameweek 32, with Arsenal hosting Bournemouth in what could be a dream fixture. Budget defenders also get the spotlight, with Jan Paul van Hecke emerging as a standout wildcard enabler at just £4.5m. On the sell side, we assess Senesi, Aït-Nouri, and the rapidly falling Rodrigo — and why their upcoming fixtures make them liabilities. Differential hunters will want to hear about O'Reilly, J.Gomes (0.3% ownership), and Crystal Palace's Henderson, who has racked up a remarkable 86 saves this season. Captaincy analysis, chip strategy, and wildcard fixture planning are all covered in under seven minutes of sharp, data-driven FPL insight. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The Gameweek 31 deadline hits tonight at 6:30pm and there's no time to waste — this episode of Who Got The Points? gives you everything you need to make the right calls before the window slams shut. First, the big news: both Manchester City and Crystal Palace are blank in Gameweek 31, meaning players like Rice and Sarr are must-sells. Arsenal are also without a fixture this gameweek, making Rice — despite his 24.5% ownership — a near-automatic transfer out with over 281,000 managers already moving him on. On the transfer in side, Bruno Fernandes is the hottest name in the game after two assists and 10 points in Gameweek 30. With 180,000+ managers bringing him in and an expected points tally of 8.7, he's the essential acquisition and the standout captaincy pick for GW31. Bournemouth's Senesi is another essential add — 10 points last week, nine clean sheets on the season, and just £5.1m. Fulham's Wilson also makes the transfers-in list as a reliable mid-price midfielder with 17 goal contributions. In the differentials section, Mac Allister stands out with just 2.6% ownership and 8.5 expected points against Brighton, while Garner and budget keeper Hermansen offer smart, low-owned options. Ekitiké's minutes concern is flagged — watch the team news closely. Act fast, the deadline is tonight. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 30 is in the books and Gameweek 31's deadline is fast approaching — Friday, 20th March at 6:30pm. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise and give you everything you need to know before that deadline hits. Chelsea and Arsenal both blank in Gameweek 31, meaning big-name assets like João Pedro, Palmer, Gabriel, and Saliba are sitting out — and we're giving you clear verdicts on who to hold, who to sell temporarily, and who to replace them with. Crystal Palace also have no fixture, making Mitchell another asset to recycle. On the bright side, Newcastle's Gordon backed up our buy call with an 11-point Gameweek 30 haul and now faces Sunderland at home in the Tyne-Wear derby — we're naming him our captain pick. We also break down the top transfers in for Gameweek 31, including Brentford's O.Dango, Fulham's Raúl against a rock-bottom Burnley side, and why those moves make sense right now. In the differentials section, we spotlight Brighton's Gomez at just 0.4% ownership, West Ham's Diouf — six assists from a £4m defender — and Nottingham Forest's Anderson, who's flying under the radar ahead of a trip to Spurs. We also flag an important Haaland fitness update managers need to monitor before the deadline. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With Gameweek 31's Friday deadline fast approaching, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise to give you everything you need to nail your transfers in under seven minutes. It's a blank gameweek with only eight fixtures, and the hosts break down exactly which assets to target and which deadweights to shift before 6:30pm on Friday. In the news round-up, fitness concerns surround Konate, Isak, Tonali, and Romero, while Damsgaard's injury could disrupt Brighton's creativity ahead of their Liverpool clash. Mane's early substitution for Brentford also raises role questions under Keith Andrews. The episode's defensive deep-dive from Gameweek 30 uncovers some serious value plays. Bournemouth's Truffert (£4.6m, 3.2% ownership) hauled 11 points and faces Man Utd on Friday night – making him arguably the best budget defender in the game. Senesi is highlighted as essential with nine clean sheets and seven expected points for GW31, while Newcastle's Gordon (£7.3m) is named both a must-buy and the captaincy pick ahead of the Tyne-Wear derby against Sunderland. On the transfers out list, Crystal Palace's Canvot, Richards, and Man City's Semenyo are all flagged due to blank fixtures with zero expected points. Differentials Bassey (Fulham), Frimpong (Liverpool), and Van Hecke (Brighton) are spotlighted for savvy managers looking to gain an edge. Free Hit chip strategy is also discussed given the volume of blanking premium players. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 30 is done and the Gameweek 31 deadline is Friday 20th March at 6:30pm – and there are some massive calls to make right now. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise and give you everything you need to finalise your squad before the deadline hits. We cover the key injury and availability concerns heading into Gameweek 31, including Jimenez's bench role for Burnley, Gibbs-White's fitness scare, question marks over Reece James and Timber, Gudmundsson's suspension weakening Brighton, and a suspensions watch for players on four or more yellow cards. On transfers in, we break down why Szoboszlai (£7.0m) is one of the standout picks of the gameweek after his 11-point haul, why Iwobi (£6.4m) offers elite value in a one-difficulty home fixture, and why Cunha (£8.0m) continues to deliver under Carrick at Man Utd. For transfers out, we flag Eze and both Wolves midfielders André and J.Gomes – all blanking due to no Gameweek 31 fixture. On differentials, Mac Allister, Petrović, and Casemiro all stand out as low-ownership picks with serious upside. We also reveal our Gameweek 31 captain pick and make the case for tripling up on Newcastle ahead of their derby clash with Sunderland. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 31 is here and the deadline hits Friday 20th March at 6:30pm — meaning you have less time than usual to act. In this packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the week's biggest decisions. We kick off with the major talking point from Gameweek 30: Mohamed Salah was benched by Arne Slot for Liverpool vs Spurs, raising serious rotation concerns ahead of a tricky Brighton away fixture. We also cover Ekitike's limited minutes, Richarlison's eye-catching haul, and a glaring injury concern trio — Le Fee, Ballard, and Mukiele — all racing against the clock. Sunderland's attacking drought also gets the spotlight ahead of a daunting Newcastle trip. On transfers in, Bruno Fernandes leads the charge as an essential pick, backed by 16 assists, elite form, and a dream Bournemouth fixture. Jarrod Bowen offers premium mid-price value, while Šeško is the exciting budget option combining brilliantly with Fernandes in a red-hot United attack. We also flag who to sell — Ekitike's rotation risk, Gyökeres' blank gameweek, and Wilson's fading form. Differentials include an in-form Richarlison at 5.5% ownership, Welbeck at just 4% ahead of Liverpool, and ultra-budget gem Flemming at 0.3%. Captaincy verdict? It's all Bruno. Don't miss this one before Friday's early deadline. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 31 deadline fast approaching on Friday the 20th of March at 6:30pm, this episode of Who Got The Points? gives you everything you need to make the right moves before it's too late. We kick off with urgent injury news on Timber, who picked up a knock in Arsenal's 2-0 win over Everton — a frustrating update given he was only recently recommended as a buy. We also flag concerns around Jorgensen following Chelsea's 1-0 defeat to Newcastle, with Chelsea's defensive assets looking increasingly untrustworthy after just one clean sheet in fourteen league matches. On the transfers in, Anthony Gordon (£7.2m, 3.4% ownership) is the headline act — scoring and bagging three bonus points in Newcastle's win while playing out of position, with a dream Gameweek 31 home fixture against Sunderland. Budget gems Truffert (£4.6m) and Thiaw (£5.0m) also get the green light, both offering exceptional value from Newcastle and Bournemouth. For transfers out, Reece James and Gabriel are scrutinised, with Gabriel's expected points showing zero for Gameweek 31 raising serious rotation or blank concerns at 43% ownership. Differentials Mavropanos, Dunk, and Hill are highlighted as under-the-radar picks with genuine upside. Gordon is named as the standout captaincy option for Gameweek 31. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 29 is wrapped and the Gameweek 30 deadline hits Saturday 14th March at 1:30pm — so there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to act on right now. Wolves shocked Liverpool 2-1, Arsenal kept another clean sheet against Brighton, and Chelsea demolished Aston Villa 4-1 — all results with major implications for your Gameweek 30 squad. We analyse the biggest transfer movers, including the chaotic Thiago situation with 170k transfers in clashing against 110k transfers out. Our top three transfers IN: budget gem Dewsbury-Hall (£5.1m) ahead of Arsenal at home, in-form Gibbs-White posting the highest expected points of any midfielder at 6.3 ahead of Fulham, and Crystal Palace keeper Henderson with 10 clean sheets and a tasty home fixture against struggling Leeds. Three players to SELL: Thiago's poor form continues with just 3.5 expected points against Wolves, Mbeumo's sharp dip draws 150k sales, and Iwobi faces a tough trip to Forest. Differentials to exploit include Rodrigo at just 0.5% ownership and budget enabler Stach at £4.7m with outstanding underlying stats. Captaincy verdict? Salah leads, with Palmer as your vice-captain fallback. Chip strategy and mini-league-winning tips round out a packed episode. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 30 deadline arriving Saturday 14th March at 13:30, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before finalising their squads. We kick off with the latest injury news, including a close watch on Bukayo Saka after he was substituted during Arsenal's midweek European fixture. His availability against Everton is uncertain, so press conference updates are essential. We also cover Wilson's ankle concern at Fulham, with over 136,000 managers already selling, plus fitness updates on Trossard and the return of Ben White to Arsenal training. On transfers in, we spotlight Joao Timber (£6.3m) after a 13-point haul in GW29, making him an essential pick ahead of Arsenal hosting Everton. James Garner (£5.2m) offers incredible budget value with ten clean sheets and five assists, while Ismaila Sarr (£6.3m) explodes into contention after a stunning brace and 15 points for Crystal Palace. For transfers out, we assess the cases for selling Wilson, Guehi, and Ekitike, all of whom are seeing massive outflows ahead of tough GW30 fixtures. We also highlight three differentials under 10% ownership – Hermansen, Anthony, and Damsgaard – with Damsgaard boasting the highest expected points of the bunch at 6.3. Finally, captaincy analysis points firmly toward one standout option with the highest projected points of any player in the dataset. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 29 is in the books and Gameweek 30 is fast approaching with a Saturday 14th March deadline at 1:30pm. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves. Chelsea's João Pedro delivered a stunning 19-point haul — three goals, one assist, and maximum bonus — and with a home fixture against Newcastle, he's the must-have asset and standout captain pick for Gameweek 30. We also analyse Bournemouth's Senesi, a five-million-pound defensive gem with eight clean sheets and incredible bonus point form, and Everton's Tarkowski who bagged 15 points against Burnley but faces a tough Arsenal test at home. On the transfers out, we flag the mass exodus from Aston Villa's Rogers following a horror week, and also address concerns around Liverpool's Konaté and Man City's O'Reilly. For differential hunters, we spotlight Nott'm Forest's Anderson at just 7.1% ownership, Arsenal's Hincapie at a remarkable sub-1% with a home Everton fixture, and budget defender Diouf at West Ham for only four million pounds. We also cover key injury news surrounding Spurs ahead of their clash with Liverpool and what it could mean for late captain switches. Chip strategy, captaincy decisions, and transfer priorities all covered in under seven minutes. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 30 deadline hitting Saturday 14th March at 1:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the buzzer sounds. We kick off with the latest team news from Arsenal, Chelsea, and Man City press conferences, with fitness concerns surrounding Gabriel, Rice, Saliba, Haaland, and Estevao all potentially impacting your defensive and attacking investments. We also flag early Blank Gameweek 34 considerations as FA Cup semi-final implications begin to take shape. On the transfer front, we spotlight three must-consider additions: Ballard (£4.6m) from Sunderland is flying under the radar despite 114 total points and a home fixture against Brighton; Senesi (£5.0m) from Bournemouth is criminally underpriced with eight clean sheets and a favourable home tie against Burnley; and differential Van den Berg (£4.5m) from Brentford offers serious value against Wolves at home. We also flag who to sell – Van Hecke, Branthwaite, and Gomez all face tough fixtures or have dried-up returns worth cutting loose. For differentials, Henderson from Crystal Palace and Hannibal from Burnley both get the spotlight for savvy managers seeking an edge. And for the armband? It's João Pedro. The Chelsea striker bagged a hat-trick and assist for 19 points in Gameweek 29, and faces Newcastle at home in Gameweek 30. He's the captain pick. Simple as that. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 30 deadline fast approaching on Saturday, 14th March at 1:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to get ahead of the competition before the whistle blows. We kick off with key injury news — Alisson is a fitness concern for Liverpool, Gordon is a doubt for Newcastle ahead of their Chelsea clash, and Spence is also being monitored. Chelsea's FA Cup rotation is actually a positive, with their key players set to be fresh for Gameweek 30. We also flag the crucial Gameweek 34 blank caused by FA Cup semi-finals — start planning your free transfers now. On transfers in, we analyse Saka (Essential), Casemiro (exceptional value at under £6m), and Mo Salah (Good), breaking down their season stats, expected points, and fixture appeal. For transfers out, Mac Allister, Iwobi, and Donnarumma all come under the microscope with verdicts on whether to cut or hold. We also spotlight three differentials under 10% ownership — E.Le Fée from Sunderland, Souček at West Ham, and Eze at Crystal Palace — offering genuine routes to separating from your mini-league rivals. Finally, we settle the captaincy debate: Saka at home to Everton is the clear armband choice, with Salah as a strong alternative. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 29 is done and dusted, and the Who Got The Points? team is already locked in on Gameweek 30 ahead of that crucial Saturday deadline at 1:30pm. This episode covers everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves. We kick off with rapid-fire news: Wolves shocked Liverpool 2-1, Chelsea demolished Aston Villa 4-1, and Crystal Palace hammered Spurs 3-1. We also flag the confirmed Blank Gameweek 34 situation — three matches locked in — and why your squad planning needs to account for it now. On transfers in, Jurrien Timber leads the way as an essential defensive pick after a 13-point Gameweek 29 haul, with Arsenal hosting Everton. Cole Palmer is the standout premium midfielder option at £10.6m, boasting a form rating of 9.0 and expected points of 9.5 against Newcastle. Šeško at Man Utd emerges as the smartest differential striker pick under Michael Carrick's improving side. For transfers out, Gyökeres underdelivers at £8.8m, Bowen faces a nightmare West Ham vs Man City fixture, and Ekitiké returns just two points despite 90 minutes for Liverpool. Differential alerts include Semenyo against leaky West Ham, Bruno Fernandes in fine form under Carrick, and a value punt on Welbeck at just £6.1m with Brighton travelling to Sunderland. Captaincy verdict? Palmer — no debate. Vice-captain Timber as your clean sheet insurance. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 30 is approaching fast with a Saturday 14th March deadline, and this episode of Who Got The Points? has everything FPL managers need to stay ahead of the competition. We kick off with urgent team news: Gabriel and Rice are doubts for Arsenal ahead of their home fixture against Everton, while Haaland's midweek absence for Man City raises questions despite precautionary framing. Arne Slot's rotation concerns at Liverpool are also flagged as the Reds prepare to host Spurs following their defeat to Wolves in Gameweek 29. On the transfer front, João Pedro is crowned an essential buy after his jaw-dropping hat-trick and assist against Aston Villa — 19 points and a 9.7 expected points return against Newcastle at home makes him the standout captain pick too. Bournemouth's defensive trio of Senesi, Hill, and Truffert are all highlighted as outstanding value options with Burnley away on the horizon. Rogers is flagged as a sell after a dismal showing, while Van Dijk and O'Reilly are assessed with nuanced hold or exit verdicts. Differential alerts include Aït-Nouri at just 4.5% ownership and Petrović in goal for Bournemouth. Crucially, the highly likely Man City Gameweek 31 blank is discussed as a key planning factor for smart managers looking to get ahead of the curve now. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The Gameweek 30 deadline hits Saturday at 1:30pm and there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before that crunch Saturday cutoff. We kick off with rapid-fire news, including four players on the brink of yellow card suspensions, Arsenal injury concerns over Gabriel and Timber, and why Liverpool are dominating early scout picks for Gameweek 30 with a mouth-watering home fixture against Spurs. On the transfer-in front, Bournemouth's Senesi is the standout with over 104,000 managers already moving for the £5.0m defender after an 11-point haul in Gameweek 29. We also assess Dewsbury-Hall's exceptional underlying form despite a tricky Gameweek 30 fixture, and make the case for Gibbs-White as an under-owned differential at just 3.8% ownership ahead of a dream home game. For transfers out, we explain why over 100,000 managers are selling Haaland and whether the Mbeumo exodus is justified after back-to-back blanks. Our differentials section spotlights three sub-5% owned players with serious haul potential, including a Brentford attacker with five goals and six assists already this season. Finally, we reveal our Gameweek 30 captaincy pick and offer a differential armband option for the brave. With early kick-offs on Saturday, don't leave your transfers late. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 30 deadline hitting Saturday 14th March at 1:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the buzzer sounds. We kick off with urgent injury news: Saliba's fitness concern after Arsenal's win at Brighton, Munoz's knock following Crystal Palace's thrashing of Spurs, Wilson's injury flag at Fulham, and Dalot's benching at Manchester United — all key updates that could reshape your defensive plans. On the transfer front, we make the case for bringing in Timber (£6.3m) ahead of Arsenal's home clash with Everton, the in-form Sarr (£6.3m) after his brace against Spurs, and budget differential Summerville (£5.7m) fresh off an impressive Gameweek 29 showing. We also highlight three players to sell before it's too late — Thiago, Guéhi, and Damsgaard — and explain why the market is already moving against them. For differential hunters, Wharton (0.6% ownership), goalkeeper Hermansen (0.3%), and Rodrigo (0.5%) all offer serious upside at minimal ownership ahead of Gameweek 30 fixtures. Finally, the captaincy verdict is in — and it's Palmer. With a form rating of 9.0 and Chelsea hosting Newcastle, the armband decision is clear. Don't miss the deadline and don't sleep on these picks. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 29 is done and dusted, and there's no time to waste with the Gameweek 30 deadline landing on Saturday 14th March at 1:30pm — earlier than you might expect. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to maximise their points haul this week. We kick off with the key news items shaping your transfer decisions: João Pedro's stunning hat-trick and assist in Chelsea's 4-1 demolition of Aston Villa, O'Reilly's ankle injury concern ahead of a tricky Man City fixture, Virgil van Dijk's disappointing return after Liverpool's shock defeat to Wolves, and Saka continuing his fine form with a goal and clean sheet for Arsenal. Our top transfer ins for Gameweek 30 include the in-form João Pedro (9.7 expected points vs Newcastle), the prolific Semenyo despite a tough Man City fixture, and budget gem Anderson from Nottingham Forest at just £5.4m. On the outs, O'Reilly's injury makes him an easy sell, while Virgil and Anthony also come under the microscope. We also spotlight three differentials under 10% ownership — including a sub-1% Arsenal defender who returned 9 points in Gameweek 29 and could be your secret mini-league weapon. Plus, our captain pick is locked in with a very clear frontrunner given the form and fixture combination. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 30 deadline arriving Saturday 14th March at 13:30 GMT, there's no time to waste — and this episode of Who Got The Points? has everything FPL managers need to act fast and smart. We kick off with rapid-fire injury news covering Roefs at Bournemouth, Fulham defensive concerns around Wilson, Andersen and Kevin, plus the Man United doubts of Maguire and Shaw ahead of their Newcastle clash. Rotation red flags are raised for Xhaka and Kroupi after both came off the bench in Gameweek 29. Our deep dive into Gameweek 29 defensive contribution points reveals the standout performers you need on your radar. Senesi (£4.9m) earned 11 points with maximum bonus in a clean sheet against Brentford and faces Burnley next — he's flagged as essential. Ballard from Sunderland (£4.6m, 3.5% owned) is criminally underrated with six clean sheets and a nine-point haul. Garner from Everton (£5.2m) rounds out the top three with ten clean sheets — the joint highest of any midfielder in the data. On transfers out, Ekitiké's blank against Wolves raises questions, while Rayan from Bournemouth looks expendable. Dewsbury-Hall is one to hold after a nine-point Gameweek 29 return. For differentials, Diarra from Sunderland (0.1% owned) and goalkeeper Henderson from Crystal Palace offer serious upside. Captain spotlight falls on B.Fernandes — but there's a crucial caveat before you lock in that armband. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 29 deadline hitting on Tuesday 3rd March at 6PM, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before that tight turnaround deadline arrives. We kick off with the key injury news — Wilson is doubtful with an ankle concern but has a 75% chance of playing after a stunning 12-point haul in Gameweek 28. Meanwhile, Mbeumo blanked badly and faces a tough trip to Newcastle, making him one of the most transferred-out players this week. On the transfer front, we highlight Iwobi as a budget differential gold mine at just £6.3m, with Fulham hosting West Ham at Craven Cottage. Mac Allister earns an 'Essential' verdict at £6.2m, boasting the highest expected points of any player in Gameweek 29 at 7.8 against Wolves. Gabriel also gets the nod as a set-piece threat for Arsenal's trip to Brighton. For transfers out, we make the case for moving on Mbeumo, Raúl, and potentially Casemiro — all blanking in Gameweek 28 with difficult fixtures ahead. In the differentials section, Brighton's Gomez stands out at just £4.9m with five goals this season and under 1% ownership. Souček also gets a mention as a value pick for West Ham's trip to Fulham. Captaincy verdict? Mac Allister. Don't overthink it. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The Gameweek 29 deadline is Tuesday 3rd March at 6PM and there is no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves, from injury concerns to the hottest transfer targets on the market. On the injury and suspension front, Odegaard missed Arsenal's Gameweek 28 clash with Chelsea and his availability remains uncertain, while Raya and Rice both picked up knocks and are being monitored. Andersen's status is also unclear for Man Utd, and three unnamed players are sitting on nine yellow cards, one booking away from a suspension. Evanilson's injury continues to affect Bournemouth's attacking options ahead of a home fixture against Brentford. For transfers in, Bruno Fernandes leads the way after a stunning 13-point Gameweek 28 haul, with nearly 100k transfers in and an expected points of 7.9. Sesko offers differential value at 7.3m with real momentum, while Semenyo is flagged as essential after 14 goals and six assists this season for Man City. On the way out, Joao Pedro, Palmer, and Solanke are all highlighted as players to move on given poor recent returns and tough upcoming fixtures. Differentials Welbeck, Gyokeres, and Fleming are discussed for low-ownership potential hauls, and the captaincy verdict is delivered with confidence. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With Tuesday's Gameweek 29 deadline fast approaching, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise to give FPL managers everything they need to make the right moves before 6PM on March 3rd. We kick off with the big injury concern surrounding Erling Haaland, who was absent from Man City's squad in Gameweek 28 — is he worth the risk for GW29? Plus, O'Reilly is reportedly carrying a knock and Szoboszlai's positional shift into midfield raises serious questions about his FPL value. On the transfer radar, Virgil van Dijk is flagged as essential — nine clean sheets, three goals, and a stunning 8.8 expected points against Wolves at home. Ekitiké is the standout pick after a 15-point Gameweek 28 haul with one goal, two assists, and three bonus points. Bargain defender Aït-Nouri also earns a strong verdict after 11 points in GW28. On the sell list, Bowen, Szoboszlai, and Petrović all come under scrutiny. For differential hunters, Van den Berg at just 0.9% ownership and Truffert at 2.1% offer genuine mini-league winning potential. Captaincy analysis points firmly toward Ekitiké or Van Dijk, with Liverpool's blistering form against Wolves making it a clear double Liverpool attack week. Don't miss your deadline — act fast. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 29 deadline hitting Tuesday the 3rd of March at 6pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making those crucial transfer decisions. We kick off with the rapid-fire news bulletin — Tolu was benched for Wolves against Aston Villa in Gameweek 28, raising serious doubts about his place ahead of a tough Liverpool fixture. Mosquera is closing in on a suspension, Rogers blanked again, and the Arsenal vs Chelsea clash at the Emirates adds a tricky double-fixture dynamic for Arsenal asset holders to navigate. On the transfer front, we make the case for three essential signings: Declan Rice (£7.5m) remains one of the most reliable midfielders in FPL with 12 clean sheets and 8 assists; Liverpool's Konaté (£5.5m) is a criminally underowned defensive gem ahead of a home clash with West Ham; and Bournemouth's Hill (£4.1m) offers outstanding budget value with a dream home fixture against Brentford. For differentials, J.Gomes exploded in Gameweek 28 with a goal, assist, and max bonus at just 0.3% ownership. We also highlight Madueke and Adli as high-upside picks flying under the radar. Captaincy goes to Rice, and we explain exactly why he deserves the armband this week. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With Friday's Gameweek 28 deadline looming at 6:30pm on the 27th of February, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the perfect transfers before it's too late. We recap the key Gameweek 27 results, including Arsenal's stunning 4-1 demolition of Spurs, Liverpool's narrow win at Nottingham Forest, and a surprise clean sheet performer between the sticks for Man Utd who is flying under the radar. Looking ahead to Gameweek 28, the standout fixture is Arsenal vs Chelsea on Sunday, while Leeds vs Man City on Saturday evening is shaping up to be a goal fest. On the transfer front, we analyse three must-consider ins: a budget Brentford attacker with five goals and five assists being snapped up by over 105,000 managers, the irresistible Haaland ahead of a mouthwatering away fixture, and a dirt-cheap goalkeeper offering exceptional clean sheet potential. We also highlight three players to sell, including a widely-owned Arsenal defender carrying serious rotation risk and a Man Utd midfielder dividing opinion despite elite underlying stats. For differential hunters, we spotlight three sub-10% owned gems capable of hauls in Gameweek 28, including a Bournemouth keeper with seven clean sheets at just £5m. Captaincy advice is clear-cut this week, but there's one intriguing armband alternative worth considering. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 28 deadline hitting Friday 27th February at 6:30PM, there's no time to waste. In this packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves. Gameweek 27 delivered some stunning results — Arsenal demolished Spurs 4-1, Liverpool edged Forest, and Everton shocked Man United — and now we're analysing how those outcomes shape your transfer decisions ahead of GW28. The hottest transfer in the game right now? Brentford's O.Dango at just £5.9m — over 105,000 managers are moving for him, and with five goals, five assists, and an expected points score of 6.3 against Burnley, he's the standout budget midfielder of the week. We also cover Lammens as an elite budget goalkeeper option and Scott from Bournemouth as a clean sheet enabler worth considering. On the sell side, we look at why nearly 200,000 managers are offloading Timber, why Sarr's form collapse makes him expendable, and the difficult decision surrounding Bruno Fernandes at £9.9m after another GW27 blank. We also highlight three differential picks all under 1% ownership — including Adli, M.Fernandes, and Groß — for managers looking to gain ground in their mini-leagues. Plus, captaincy advice with Haaland eyeing down Leeds. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 28 deadline hitting Friday at 6:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves. We kick off with the latest injury and team news, including Gordon and Hall being rested in Gameweek 27, plus the hugely positive returns of Wissa and Botman to training – key updates for Brentford and Newcastle owners alike. Arsenal's demolition of Spurs 4-1 sets up a blockbuster Sunday clash against Chelsea, while Man City's 2-1 win over Newcastle had one standout performer absolutely lighting up the scoreboards. Our top three transfers IN for Gameweek 28 include a five-million-pound defender who bagged 17 points in GW27, a clinical Arsenal striker with double-digit goals this season, and a Liverpool defensive stalwart with an unmissable home fixture. On the transfers OUT side, two Chelsea assets face a nightmare difficulty-5 away trip to Arsenal, making them prime candidates to offload. We also spotlight three differential picks all under 10% ownership – including an ultra-low-owned goalkeeper and a midfielder quietly racking up goal contributions all season. Captaincy options are debated, with one explosive budget pick standing out above the rest. Don't let the Friday deadline catch you out – get your transfers locked in early. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 27 is in the books and the Gameweek 28 deadline is coming fast — Friday 27th February at 6:30pm. In this urgent episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to act on right now before it's too late. We kick off with the biggest news story of the moment: Mbeumo limped off in Gameweek 27, casting serious doubt over his availability and captaincy credentials ahead of the deadline. We also cover Michael Carrick's comments on Šeško's minutes management, Eddie Howe's fitness updates on Gordon and Botman, and analyse the standout fixtures — Liverpool vs West Ham and Arsenal hosting Chelsea (rated difficulty five away). In our defensive spotlight, O'Reilly from Man City steals the show with a stunning 17-point haul, while Mitchell and Van Dijk both delivered 11-point returns. Our top transfer ins for Gameweek 28 are O'Reilly (essential, 8.7 xPts vs Leeds), Van Dijk (essential, home to West Ham), and budget gem Hill from Bournemouth at just £4.1m. We also flag who to sell, including Mbeumo, Wan-Bissaka, and an underperforming Bournemouth midfielder. Differentials covered include Konaté, Dalot, and Šeško — all under 5% ownership with big potential. Captaincy verdict? O'Reilly is the clear call. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 28 deadline falling on Friday at 6:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before locking in their squads. We kick off with key injury and suspension news, including Saka's fitness concern following Arsenal's 4-1 demolition of Spurs, a doubt over Lacroix, Martinez's injury from the Everton vs Man Utd clash, and players approaching yellow card thresholds. Tavernier's return to availability also gets flagged. On the transfer front, we spotlight three strong buys: Mac Allister (£6.2m) as a low-ownership Liverpool differential ahead of a West Ham home fixture, Iwobi (£6.3m) as an essential differential with Fulham visiting a shaky Spurs side, and budget gem E.Le Fée (£4.9m) from Sunderland offering incredible value at under £5m. We also identify three sells, including Zubimendi and Madueke amid Arsenal attacking uncertainty, and give a clear verdict on Salah – hold if owned, but don't buy in fresh. Differential picks include Casemiro (£5.6m), Henderson (£5.0m), and Alisson Becker (£5.4m) – all under 10% ownership with strong upside. For the armband, there's one standout choice that you won't want to miss. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 28 deadline hitting Friday 27th February at 6:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the right moves before the window slams shut. We open with the latest news, including Gyökeres' stunning brace for Arsenal in their 4-1 demolition of Spurs, injury concerns around Brentford's Kayode, Semenyo's troubling situation at Bournemouth, O'Reilly's push for more City minutes, Ruben Dias' half-time withdrawal against Newcastle, and uncertainty surrounding Mukiele at Fulham. For transfers in, we're backing Gyökeres (£8.8m) as an essential pick ahead of Arsenal's home clash with Chelsea, with six expected points and elite underlying numbers. Wilson (£5.9m) is rapidly rising at Fulham ahead of a favourable Spurs fixture, while Ekitiké (£8.9m) earns a strong recommendation with Liverpool hosting West Ham. On the sell side, Gabriel faces a tough Chelsea test, João Pedro confronts a brutal away trip to Arsenal, and Raúl gets a hold verdict despite two goals in GW27. For differentials, Welbeck (3.6% ownership) shines as a standout value pick with nine goals this season, while Strand Larsen at Crystal Palace offers a speculative option against Man Utd. Captaincy verdict? Gyökeres. No debate. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With Friday's Gameweek 28 deadline looming at 6:30pm, this episode of Who Got The Points? gives you everything you need to nail your FPL transfers before time runs out. We kick off with the key news, including Reece James returning to action for Chelsea, Estevao's injury concern ahead of a tough trip to Arsenal, Phil Foden being dropped for Marmoush as Guardiola's rotation continues, Barnes being benched for Newcastle, and Kroupi emerging as a budget option for West Ham's backline. On the transfers in, O'Reilly is flagged as essential at just £4.9m after a stunning 17-point haul in Gameweek 27, with a dream fixture against Leeds on the horizon. Van Dijk and Truffert also get the green light as strong defensive options at different price points. For transfers out, we discuss why Thiago, Enzo Fernandez, and Jacob Ramsey Rogers are losing their appeal heading into Gameweek 28. Differential hunters will want to note Konsa at £4.4m and Bournemouth goalkeeper Petrović at just £4.5m, both offering serious clean sheet potential at low ownership. On captaincy, Semenyo gets the nod despite a Gameweek 27 blank, with Man City facing Leeds looking a prime opportunity. Don't miss our one key tip that could save your rank this gameweek. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

The Gameweek 27 deadline is HERE — Saturday 21st February at 13:30 — and this episode of Who Got The Points? delivers everything FPL managers need to act fast and act smart. With all ten fixture line-up previews already out, hosts break down the biggest transfer moves flooding in this week, starting with Bruno Fernandes (£9.8m), who has attracted nearly 140,000 transfers in ahead of a mouth-watering Monday night clash against Everton. With 6 goals and 12 assists this season and an expected points of 7.3, he also takes the captaincy recommendation. Next up, Marc Guéhi (£5.2m) is flagged as an essential budget defensive pick, having kept 9 clean sheets and delivering 7 points in Gameweek 26 ahead of Man City hosting Newcastle. Szoboszlai (£6.7m) rounds out the top transfers in as a high-upside differential at just 6.5% ownership. On the outs, Haaland's half-time substitution in Gameweek 26 has sparked a mass exodus of over 212,000 transfers, while Rice and Chalobah are also under the microscope. Differential alerts for Bowen (8.7%) and Gibbs-White (3.5%) offer low-ownership upside with genuine attacking potential. Bournemouth's defensive injury concern over Senesi adds another late twist to monitor. Don't miss this deadline day breakdown before time runs out. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

With the Gameweek 27 deadline hitting Saturday 21st February at 1:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the right moves before the weekend kicks off. We start with the key news: Arsenal's double blank continues after draws with Brentford and Wolves, sending nearly 93,000 managers rushing to sell Timber ahead of a daunting north London derby. Meanwhile, Man City demolished Fulham 3-0 with Donnarumma starring, and Bournemouth's Adli exploded for 10 points against Everton — putting him firmly on the radar. In transfers, we make the case for Adli (£5.4m, 0.4% ownership) as an essential differential, back Summerville (£5.6m) as a strong buy with the highest form rating in our data, and assess whether Mbeumo (£8.6m) is the safest mid-price pick heading into Everton away. On the sell side, Timber, Enzo, and Ekitiké all come under scrutiny with disappointing recent returns. Our differentials section highlights Scott from Bournemouth, O.Dango from Brentford, and M.Fernandes from West Ham — three under-the-radar picks all under 1% ownership with genuine upside. For captaincy, Mbeumo gets the armband nod with 7.0 expected points against Everton on Monday night. Don't miss this one before the deadline. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

In this comprehensive Gameweek 27 preview, Archer breaks down the essential FPL moves you need to make before Saturday's deadline. The episode opens with crucial team news including Saka's new number ten role for Arsenal, Spurs' managerial change with Igor Tudor taking charge, and Martinez emerging as a differential goalkeeper option. The transfer segment identifies João Pedro (46.1% owned) as absolutely essential ahead of Chelsea's home fixture against Burnley, while Palmer's 12-point haul signals his return to form as a premium midfield option. Liverpool's Virgil continues his defensive dominance with another attacking return, making him a key target at 5.9 million. Learn which players to ship out, including O'Reilly despite his recent haul, and discover three explosive differential picks under 10% ownership: Martinez in goal, West Ham's M Fernandes at just 0.4% owned, and Arsenal's Hincapie ahead of the North London derby. The episode also covers captaincy strategy for the gameweek and provides long-term planning advice for Liverpool assets. Whether you're chasing in your mini-leagues or protecting a lead, this episode delivers the tactical insights and transfer recommendations you need for Gameweek 27 success. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Your Gameweek 27 FPL prep starts here on Who Got The Points? — and there's a lot to unpack before Saturday's 1:30pm deadline on the 21st of February. The biggest news: Bruno G. from Newcastle is sidelined until mid-April with a hamstring injury, meaning nearly 200,000 managers are already cutting him loose. Add Man Utd's Cunha and Fernandes to the watchlist too, as blanks and tough fixtures make them hard to justify at their price tags. Nottingham Forest's managerial shake-up — with Vitor Pereira replacing Sean Dyche — adds another layer of uncertainty ahead of their Gameweek 27 clash with Liverpool. Arsenal fans should monitor team news closely, with Calafiori and Havertz both carrying fitness concerns before the North London derby. On the transfer-in side, Semenyo at Man City is flying after a stunning 14-point haul in Gameweek 26 — goal, assist, clean sheet, and three bonus points — making him an essential pick. João Pedro at Chelsea is equally unmissable, with a dream home fixture against Burnley and expected points of 11. Budget gem Hill from Bournemouth at just £4.0m also continues to deliver serious value. In the differentials section, Rayan, Matheus N., and Sarr all offer unique upside under 5% ownership. Captaincy recommendation lands on João Pedro — as close to a banker as FPL gets right now. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Get your Fantasy Premier League squad ready for Gameweek 27 with Archer's comprehensive seven-minute breakdown. This episode tackles the major concern for Manchester City managers as Haaland's FA Cup absence sparks rotation fears ahead of Newcastle away. We analyze the top three transfers in, including Bruno Fernandes' explosive assist form (six in four games) ahead of his Monday night clash with Everton, Szoboszlai's minute management concerns despite Liverpool's favorable fixtures, and budget enabler Summerville as West Ham face Bournemouth. Discover why managers are finally ditching premium assets like Salah and Wirtz, plus why Zubimendi isn't delivering fantasy value despite Arsenal's defensive solidity. The episode features three explosive differential picks under 10% ownership: Casemiro playing further forward for Manchester United, Palace's clean sheet merchant Lacroix against Wolves, and Brentford's creative hub Dango at a microscopic 0.6% ownership. We reveal the standout captaincy pick targeting Newcastle's leaky away defense and provide crucial double gameweek planning advice with Blank Gameweek 34 approaching fast. Get ahead of your mini-leagues with actionable transfer tips and strategic insights for the upcoming fixtures. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 26 is wrapped and with the Gameweek 27 deadline hitting Saturday lunchtime, Archer delivers the essential FPL intel you need right now. This episode covers critical team news including Saliba's return to Arsenal contention ahead of the North London derby and Bruno's multi-week injury blow for Newcastle. Discover three must-consider transfers in: Strand Larsen (£6.1m) following his 13-point haul with just 1.8% ownership, budget enabler Nmecha (£5.0m) after his explosive 11-point performance, and the essential Bruno Fernandes (£9.8m) who continues to dominate for Manchester United. Learn which three players to ship out, including Gyökeres, J Timber, and Enzo, with detailed analysis on ownership trends and form metrics. The episode highlights key differential picks under 10% ownership, including Šeško's bench cameo brilliance, plus comprehensive captaincy advice with Bruno Fernandes leading the charge against Everton. Get expert guidance on managing Arsenal defensive assets through fixture congestion and rotation risks. With detailed statistics, ownership percentages, and clear buy/sell/hold verdicts, this seven-minute episode cuts through the noise to deliver actionable FPL strategy for Gameweek 27. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Archer delivers your complete Gameweek 27 preparation as the FPL landscape shifts dramatically. This episode covers critical team news including Chelsea's Palmer and Cucurella availability updates following cup rotation, plus West Ham's Bowen fitness check. Dive deep into Liverpool's defensive renaissance with Virgil's 17-point haul analysis and eight clean sheets breakdown ahead of their Nottingham Forest fixture. The transfer segment highlights three essential buys: Palmer's 12-point explosion against Leeds justifying his 10.6M price tag, Virgil's defensive value at 5.9M, and the unmissable Semenyo with his 14-point double-digit return and 49% ownership. Learn why Rogers remains a hold despite Villa's mixed form, whether Bruno Fernandes justifies his 9.8M premium price, and which budget options to avoid. Explore differential picks including Milenković at 3% ownership and Arsenal's Madueke ahead of the North London derby. Detailed captaincy analysis points to Semenyo against Newcastle's leaky defense, plus strategic advice on Chelsea's double-up potential with both Palmer and João Pedro delivering consistently. Get fixture analysis, expected points breakdowns, and ownership trends that matter for Gameweek 27 success. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Gameweek 26 is in the books and host Archer delivers everything you need to prepare for Gameweek 27's crucial deadline. This episode breaks down the most important team news, including Saliba's illness update ahead of the North London Derby, Haaland's fitness for Man City's clash with Newcastle, and Arsenal's clean sheet concerns. The transfer segment highlights three essential moves IN: João Pedro leading the charge at 45.4% ownership with outstanding underlying numbers against Burnley, Guéhi providing exceptional value from Man City's backline, and Bruno Fernandes as a differential captain option at just 36.6% ownership. Learn which three players to ship out immediately, including why premium Arsenal defender Timber isn't worth his 6.4m price tag right now. Discover two explosive differential picks under 1% ownership in Adli and M. Fernandes, both with fantastic expected points for the upcoming gameweek. Archer provides clear captaincy recommendations for the Chelsea versus Burnley fixture and offers crucial advice on holding Arsenal defensive assets through tough fixtures. This 7-minute episode delivers quick decisions and smart transfer strategies to help you climb your mini-league rankings. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Archer delivers your essential FPL preparation for Gameweek 27 following the Gameweek 26 conclusion. This episode covers critical injury news affecting Brighton's van Hecke and Aston Villa's Cash, plus the managerial shake-up at Nottingham Forest with Sean Dyche's sacking ahead of their Liverpool clash. Dive deep into the must-have transfers including Palmer's explosive 12-point return against Leeds making him essential at 14.8% ownership, Semenyo's incredible 14-point haul for Manchester City, and budget enabler Summerville at just 2.5% ownership. The episode analyzes key transfers out including Arsenal's Timber ahead of the Spurs fixture, Bruno Fernandes' declining value, and Chelsea's Sánchez. Discover differential picks like M Fernandes and O Dango, both under 1% ownership with explosive potential. Comprehensive captaincy analysis points to Palmer against Burnley as the premium choice, with detailed reasoning on fixture difficulty and expected points. Learn why Donnarumma at 5.6 million represents excellent goalkeeper value with 10 clean sheets. Strategic advice includes avoiding defensive doubles in the Spurs-Arsenal match and focusing funds in attack. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Prepare for Gameweek 27 with urgent FPL insights following massive Premier League developments. This episode covers the shocking news of Thomas Frank's sacking at Tottenham after their defeat to Newcastle, creating uncertainty around Spurs assets ahead of the North London Derby. Archer analyzes Erling Haaland's tactical half-time substitution against Fulham and what it means for his Gameweek 27 availability. The episode delivers crucial transfer recommendations with Cole Palmer emerging as an essential pick after his 12-point haul, Virgil's explosive 17-point performance for Liverpool, and budget enabler O'Reilly's impressive returns for Manchester City. Learn why Bruno Fernandes is losing appeal despite his ownership, why Matheus Nunes faces rotation concerns, and which Nottingham Forest defenders to avoid before facing Liverpool. Discover differential picks including Emiliano Martinez, Elliot Anderson, and Wan-Bissaka, all under 10% ownership. The captaincy recommendation targets Palmer against Burnley at Stamford Bridge, while crucial advice warns against Tottenham assets during their managerial chaos. With detailed analysis of fixtures, expected points, and form metrics, this episode arms FPL managers with everything needed for Gameweek 27 success. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan

Archer delivers your essential FPL briefing for Gameweek 27, packed with crucial transfer advice and tactical insights. This episode covers major team news including Haaland's half-time withdrawal amid rotation concerns, Tottenham's managerial change creating uncertainty around Spurs assets, and Newcastle's attacking reshuffles with Bruno Guimaraes and Gordon. Detailed transfer analysis highlights Palmer as the must-have midfielder after eight consecutive gameweeks with returns, Virgil van Dijk's exceptional defensive value at 5.9M with 111 total points, and O'Reilly as a bargain City enabler. The podcast examines why Bruno Fernandes faces a potential sell-off despite strong underlying numbers, and discusses value traps like Wan-Bissaka. Differential picks include Martinez, Anderson, and Aina for managers seeking template alternatives. Captaincy advice centers on Palmer versus Haaland, with Arsenal's double gameweek creating priority targets in Saka and Odegaard. Strategic recommendations focus on navigating City's rotation, capitalizing on Arsenal's fixture advantage, and optimizing budget allocation across your squad ahead of the Saturday deadline. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.Stay ahead in your mini-league with Who Got The Points?. 30% Off Fantasy Football Hub 👉🏼 https://fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join?via=jack-culpan