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David Raya, <\/b>Arsenal<\/b><\/a>, keeper, \u00a35.9m – <\/b>Brentford<\/b><\/a> (a) and <\/b>Wolves<\/b><\/a> (a)<\/b><\/p>\n Gabriel (captain), <\/b>Arsenal<\/b><\/a>, defender, \u00a37.1m – <\/b>Brentford<\/b><\/a> (a) and <\/b>Wolves<\/b><\/a> (a)<\/b><\/p>\n Jurrien Timber, <\/b>Arsenal<\/b><\/a>, defender, \u00a36.4m – <\/b>Brentford<\/b><\/a> (a) and <\/b>Wolves<\/b><\/a> (a)<\/b><\/p>\n I’m going for the defensive triple-up again after it worked a treat in gameweek 25.<\/p>\n And Gabriel is the premium captaincy choice this week. He’s averaging 7.1 points per match this season, making him the fourth highest-scoring asset in the game.<\/p>\n The Wolves<\/a> match feels like a nailed-on clean sheet and, given their current defensive form, you’re hoping they can keep Thiago and Brentford<\/a> at bay too.<\/p>\n Daniel Munoz, <\/b>Crystal Palace<\/b><\/a>, \u00a35.8m – <\/b>Burnley<\/b><\/a> (h)<\/b><\/p>\n Chris Richards, <\/b>Crystal Palace<\/b><\/a>, \u00a34.4m – <\/b>Burnley<\/b><\/a> (h)<\/b><\/p>\n This week’s team is also all-in on the Palace defence at home to struggling Burnley<\/a>.<\/p>\n Richards has hit ‘defcon’ on 10 occasions this season and missed out by a point four times too.<\/p>\n Munoz, surprisingly, does not stand out stats-wise in many areas, unlike last season.<\/p>\n But you only have to watch a Palace game to see the attacking threat he poses – he’s basically a right-winger.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n