Fantasy premier league gameweek 10 tips: The tenth gameweek will begin with Arsenal leading the English Premier League table and being pursued by defending champions, Manchester City. The Fantasy Premier League game week will also start this weekend with four matches being played at the same time on Saturday. We bring you some of the tips that can help you choose your fantasy team. Some of the players have been in superb form and can be a good pick for your side.
Matches to target
Chelsea vs Wolves
Chelsea will travel to a managerless Wolves side. They have won their first match under Graham Potter in the English Premier League and will look to register back-to-back wins under him. The Blues are likely to dominate in this match and might keep a clean sheet against the league’s lowest goalscorers.
Manchester City vs Southampton
Manchester City won the Manchester Derby last weekend with a scoreline of 6-3. They are second in the league table and are aiming to go to the top. They will be aiming for goals in this match.
Brighton vs Tottenham Hotspur
Brighton played a 3-3 draw away at Anfield last weekend. They will be high on confidence going into this match against Spurs, who lost in the North London Derby. Spurs will be aiming for a win and might play an attacking style of football.
Arsenal vs Liverpool
This will be the biggest match of the weekend when the table-toppers take on a struggling Liverpool side. The Gunners have only lost a single match this season, while their opponents have dropped points in five games. Jurgen Klopp’s men will come to take a win away from the Emirates.
Everton vs Manchester United
Frank Lampard’s inform Everton will host Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United. The Red Devils suffered a humiliating loss in the Manchester Derby and will look to earn three points in this game. Everton will aim for their third consecutive victory in the league.
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 10 Tips: Players to target
The English Premier League table is wide open and there are plenty of matches that could produce a lot of goals this weekend. Players like Erling Haaland and Gabriel Jesus are becoming must-picks after their good goal-scoring runs. We now look at the players who could be targeted in this round of the Fantasy Premier League.
Goalkeepers:
Edouard Mendy will return to the starting 11 for Chelsea and could keep a clean sheet against a less productive Wolves side.
Ederson remains one of the safest choices in this department.
Nick Pope could also be a good option.
Defence:
Joao Cancelo is becoming a must-pick after his recent attacking form. Chelsea defenders could also be added to the team.
Reece James will play a crucial role, while Marc Cucurella could return from illness and feature in the playing 11.
Newcastle United and West Ham United might also pick up a clean sheet and their defenders could be targeted. Kieran Trippier and Aaron Cresswell could be the best options.
Midfielders:
James Maddison’s brace this weekend takes his goalscoring tally to five goals, and he also has two assists to his name. He is a key figure in Leicester City’s attack and will play a crucial role in a run of four easy matches for the Foxes.
Phil Foden’s hat-trick will also boost his confidence. He could be a great addition.
Miguel Almiron, Leandro Trossard and Jarred Bowen are the three other in-form players to choose from.
Attackers:
Erling Haaland has taken his goal-scoring tally to 14, and missing him would be the biggest mistake.
Pierre-Emrick Aubameyang could be a differential pick in the attack.
Callum Wilson is another goalscorer who will look to continue his goalscoring run.
Anthony Martial will be another differential pick. The Frenchman has a good goalscoring record against Everton.
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 10 Tips: Captain Picks
Erling Haaland will once again be the most popular captain this weekend.
James Maddison’s current form could also make him another captain’s choice.
The differential picks from the Manchester City side will be Phil Foden and Kevin de Bruyne.
Aubameyang and Callum Wilson could also become differential picks.
