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Bukayo Saka (captain), <\/b>Arsenal<\/b><\/a>, \u00a310.2m – Wolves (h)<\/b><\/p>\n This game against Wolves is too juicy to pass up and that makes Saka, Arsenal<\/a>‘s best attacking player essential.<\/p>\n No stats needed to back this up. Manchester United<\/a> had 27 shots at Wolves on Monday, scored four and could have had double that.<\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a> will be licking their lips.<\/p>\n Declan Rice, <\/b>Arsenal<\/b><\/a>, \u00a37.1m – Wolves (h)<\/b><\/p>\n One point behind Bruno Fernandes in the midfield scoring list, Rice is so consistent for Arsenal<\/a>.<\/p>\n More attacking this season, he’s created more chances than any Arsenal<\/a> player (27) and has five assists to show for it.<\/p>\n He’s also the most reliable for minutes as Mikel Arteta could see this as a chance to rotate his squad.<\/p>\n Bruno Fernandes, <\/b>Manchester United<\/b><\/a>, \u00a39m – Bournemouth (h)<\/b><\/p>\n Fernandes might have replaced Antoine Semenyo as the essential FPL midfielder.<\/p>\n Match-up proof, always a shout for defensive contribution points (defcon) and with mulitiple routes to points.<\/p>\n Cole Palmer, <\/b>Chelsea<\/b><\/a>, \u00a310.3m – <\/b>Everton<\/b><\/a> (h)<\/b><\/p>\n This week’s punt, Palmer has his first 90 minutes under his belt after a long injury and we know what an explosive FPL asset he can be.<\/p>\n You get the feeling that, as soon as he has one good game, FPL managers will be flocking to sign him up.<\/p>\n He missed Chelsea<\/a>‘s Champions League defeat at Atalanta, but that was the club managing his minutes<\/a> so he should be fresh for Everton<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dango Ouattara, <\/b>Brentford<\/b><\/a>, \u00a36m – Leeds (h)<\/b><\/p>\n Leeds come into this game off the back of two great home results against Chelsea<\/a> and Liverpool<\/a>, but on the road they have conceded three goals for every one they’ve scored.<\/p>\n This is likely Ouattara’s final match before heading to the Africa Cup of Nations.<\/p>\n