Pedro Neto has been one of the best Fantrax performers in recent weeks and that's earned him a spot in the top 10 of the Gameweek 35 rankings.
Brentford players like Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa may be a little easier to trust than Manchester City in the Gameweek 35 FPL rankings.
Arsenal are one of four teams with two matches in Gameweek 33 and their players are most sought after in Fantrax leagues.
Manchester City have two matches in Gameweek 33 and Omar Marmoush seems most likely to start both of them for FPL users.
With two home matches in Gameweek 32, Newcastle players like Sandro Tonali and Harvey Barnes could be extra important at Fantrax.
Despite a disappointing performance against Leicester City, Alexander Isak will be a popular FPL captain with a double in Gameweek 32.
Chelsea return a bevy of injured players for Thursday's London derby against Tottenham, which has Luke Atzert favoring the home side.
Adam Zdroik provides projected player point totals for every player ahead of matches in Gameweek 27.
Yankuba Minteh has turned in three straight starts and could again produce with his Brighton teammates, leading the Gameweek 26 Fantrax rankings.
Due to injuries in Arsenal's team, Ethan Nwaneri has turned into one of the best FPL values ahead of Gameweek 26.
Liverpool and Everton players dominate the Gameweek 24 Fantrax rankings with two matches and will likely dominate matchups.
Liverpool will get most of the attention for a double Gameweek 24, but Everton's defense could be sneaky FPL differential plays, namely Jordan Pickford.
It hasn't been the best season for James Maddison, but due to injuries for Tottenham, he could be one of the best Fantrax options in Gameweek 23.
Liverpool are home against Ipswich Town, which means it's another good week to captain Mohamed Salah as he leads the Gameweek 23 rankings.
Donyell Malen could immediately see time for injury-hampered Aston Villa and is a top waiver wire add for Ethan Sexton ahead of Gameweek 23
Arsenal and Tottenham are both in need of a win and battling injuries across the pitch ahead of Wednesday's massive North London derby, writes Luke Atzert.
Matheus Cunha has been on a tear this season and BJ Cunningham doesn't think that'll stop against a battered Tottenham back line.
Liverpool are in better form and have fewer injuries than Tottenham, which makes Luke Atzert side with the away team in Sunday's matchup.