Your complete guide to FPL Gameweek 5 including transfer tips and injury news. <\/p>
Fantasy Premier League action returns with Gameweek 5 following the international break.<\/p>\n
Managers have done plenty of tweaking and twisting over the course of the break, willing their stars to come back injury-free.<\/p>\n
Son Heung-Min is the most signed player in GW5 so far following his hat-trick against Burnley prior to the break, but who are our top tips?<\/p>\n
RadioTimes.com<\/a> brings you the latest Fantasy Premier League<\/a> tips ahead of GW5.<\/p>\n GK: Ederson (\u00a35.6m, Manchester City):\u00a0<\/strong>Champions League fixtures are coming, and that injects a huge degree of uncertainty into City\u2019s line-up this autumn. The defence is already highly changeable, but Ederson will remain. He is a lock in goal, and for the price of a premium defender, you\u2019re receiving peace of mind and a steady flow of clean sheets.<\/p>\n MID: Destiny Udogie (\u00a34.7m, Tottenham):\u00a0<\/strong>A surprise package in the early rounds of the season, Udogie has collected two clean sheets, two assists and four bonus points. He appears to have locked down the left-back spot and looks a solid shout for less than \u00a35.0m. Warning: he\u2019s got two tough fixtures after this week, but there\u2019s plenty of open road beyond.<\/p>\n FWD: Cameron Archer (\u00a34.5m, Sheffield United):\u00a0<\/strong>Arguably the essential transfer of GW5. Archer is the ultimate third striker. At just \u00a34.5m, he is extremely cheap and likely to lead the line for Sheffield United on a weekly basis \u2013 that makes him a no-brainer signing. He will enable you to deploy more funds elsewhere in your team and if, for example, Juli\u00e1n \u00c1lvarez suffers in \u2018Pep Roulette\u2019, Archer is a safe bet to step in.<\/p> FPL transfer tips \u2013 GW5<\/strong><\/h2>\n