It was another huge week for managers in Fantasy Premier League as several big players produced huge returns.
In particular Erling Haaland (£14.2m), who scored four goals to register a 21-point haul against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
FPL experts Harry Daniels and Lee Bonfield reflect on the weekend’s matches and look ahead to Double Gameweek 37, debating whether managers should sell their Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur players after their poor results over the weekend.
The Portuguese has made more key passes and created more big chances than any of his rivals, with his 19 minutes per key pass also the quickest on show.
Gordon is his closest rival on 16 key passes, with the Newcastle star’s share of dead-ball duties a big factor – he’s taken 27 corners in his previous four outings, placing him top here.
Madueke also catches the eye. The Chelsea winger is the only player in the analysis devoid of any set-piece duties, yet he still made 12 key passes – placing him third in the table below.
For Man City, De Bruyne has the advantage over his team-mate Foden for both key passes, by 11 to nine, and for big chances created, by four to one.
Son, meanwhile, was Spurs’ top creator, with eight key passes. However, it’s worth noting that none of those were big chances, while his average of 41 minutes per key pass is the slowest in the assessment.
