Your complete guide to FPL Gameweek 7 including transfer tips and injury news. <\/p>
Fantasy Premier League managers of a Geordie persuasion will be sitting pretty following Newcastle\u2019s 8-0 drubbing of Sheffield United last weekend as we look ahead to GW7.<\/p>\n
The Blades\u2019 next opponents, West Ham, carry plenty of attacking threat and could boast the best transfer option ahead of the Saturday showdown.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, a Liverpool talisman continues to be omitted, inexplicably, from millions of teams across the globe, and now is the time to end your hesitance and swoop for him.<\/p>\n
RadioTimes.com<\/a> brings you the latest Fantasy Premier League<\/a> tips ahead of GW7.<\/p> DEF: Jonny Evans (\u00a34.0m, Man Utd):\u00a0<\/strong>No, we didn\u2019t foresee this happening either. Evans is back at Manchester United and punched in 12 points from 88 minutes against Burnley last time out. His place in the team is far from guaranteed long-term, but at \u00a34.0m, he is an outstanding punt to replace the suspended Malo Gusto.<\/p>\n MID: James Ward-Prowse (\u00a36.3m, West Ham): <\/strong>Sheffield United have conceded 38 shots from set-pieces in 2023\/24 so far, and conceded four goals from those attempts. Both stats are league-highs. West Ham set-piece king James Ward-Prowse has rarely looked such a valuable shout.<\/p>\n MID: Mohamed Salah (\u00a312.5m, Liverpool):\u00a0<\/strong>You\u2019d assume by now everyone would have got the memo, but 70 per cent of managers have failed to find a home for Mohamed Salah in their team and that simply has to change. He has scored or assisted a goal in all six matches so far, with his potency on the rise after netting 20 points over the last two gameweeks combined. Given the lack of truly premium price players worth owning this season, Salah shouldn\u2019t be difficult to justify in your XI.<\/p>\n MID: James Maddison (\u00a37.9m, Tottenham):\u00a0<\/strong>Maddison\u2019s season looked in genuine peril after he went to ground with a hyper-extended knee during a fierce north London derby clash. Reports suggest he should be ok to play this weekend, and in the unlikely event of missing out, it may be worth looking to your bench for a week rather than removing him ahead of a favourable run of fixtures. Hold.<\/p>\n MID: Bukayo Saka (\u00a38.7m, Arsenal):\u00a0<\/strong>Saka is the joint second top points scorer in FPL this season, on par with Son Heung Min behind Erling Haaland. He tormented Spurs on derby day at the weekend and will rip lesser teams to shreds as the season wears on. Mikel Arteta has admitted Saka could miss the weekend clash against Bournemouth, so he appears to be a 50:50 shout. Check in with Arteta\u2019s pre-match press conference prior to the game before making a call either way. Wait.<\/p>\n FWD: Nicolas Jackson (\u00a36.9m, Chelsea):\u00a0<\/strong>Remarkably, Jackson has already collected five yellow cards inside six matches, picking up an automatic one-match ban in the process. All five cards were a result of dissent towards referees. He will miss the game on Saturday and you should be looking to sell the misfiring striker asap. Not simply because he\u2019s suspended but because he has received just a single point, and scored just one goal (from an xG of 3.7), in five of his six appearances to date. Sell.<\/p> FPL transfer tips \u2013 GW7<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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