The Paneorder is tipping a player to produce big points in Gameweek 35+ of Fantasy Premier League

Raheem Sterling (MCI) 11.7m

The Manchester City winger is a slight doubt for the weekend, having being played total 87 minutes in last two matches.

We, FPL managers are hopeful the England international will be ready for Saturday’s trip to Brighton & Hove Albion.

Sterling has netted against Liverpool and Newcastle United, returning 27 points in previous three Gameweeks.

The underlying statistics highlight a big influence in how frequently Sterling is creating chance.

His threat rating (1,529) is among the best in Manchester City squad.

From Gameweek 30+ onwards, Sterling has recorded 3 goals and 3 assists. His record since Premier League resumption is the highest in Pep’s side.

Against Newcastle United in midweek, Sterling’s goal took his season’s tally to 14, ranking second in the City side.

He can add to that total this weekend.

Struggling Brighton

The Seagull are on a poor run at home, losing two of their last two home matches and conceding three goals respectively.

Graham Potter’s men are without a clean sheet in the last seven Gameweeks, conceding eleven goals.

Sterling and co can profit those weaknesses and bring in more FPL returns.

The Paneorder highlights Watford midfielder’s threat in home matches ahead of a very favourable run of opponents

The Paneorder is tipping a player to produce big points in Gameweek 34+ of Fantasy Premier League.

Abdoulaye Doucoure (WAT) 5.5m

The Hornets talisman faces Norwich City at Vicarage Road Stadium.

Doucoure scored once and supplied two assists among all the home matches this season to record 100 FPL points in 2019/20 season.

After failing to win last four matches since the Premier League’s resumption, the threat from Deulofeu is missed due to his injury.

The frenchman can appeal to managers in the coming Gameweeks. Also, the underlying numbers over the season highlight Doucoure’s attacking threat.

His 490 influence rating in FPL was a team-leading total in all Watford outfield players.

He can be found in only 2.0 per cent of squads.

Watford face two of the current bottom six sides in their final five matches.

Vulnerable visitors

Norwich visit this midweek with a poor attacking record recently. They are the only side yet to score a goal and conceded total ten goals in last five matches. 

With his growing influence on Hornets’ attack, Doucoure can profit from that weakness.

The Paneorder on why Burnley goalkeeper can offer terrific value over the remainder of the 2019/20 campaign

Nick Pope (BUR) 5.0m

The Burnley number 1 sits on the top of the FPL goalkeeper standing on 147 points. In terms of points per million (ppm) returned, Pope is also on the top place who has offered the greatest source of value, with his 29.4 ppm being more than any other player in the game.

Pope has played the full 90 minutes in each of the previous 32 Gameweeks.

And his presence has helped make the Clarets stronger at the back this season.

The 27-year-old has also picked up 22 Bonus points in total, and has a six-point advantage over the second placed goalkeeper Guaita.

His total of 8 home clean sheets this season is joint-top in the Premier League.

A home meeting with Sheffield United starts a favourable run of opponents for Sean Dyche’s side.

According to the Fixture Difficulty Ratings (FDR), two of their last three home matches score below four.

With his potential for clean sheets, as well as saves and bonus points, Pope can provide big value at a cost of just 5.0m.

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The Paneorder reckons Crystal Palace centre-back can provide points at both ends of the pitch at Kings Power Stadium against Leicester City

We are selecting an overlooked player who could be set for a breakout Gameweek 33+ in Fantasy Premier League.

Gary Cahill (CRY) 4.4m 

The Crystal Palace budget-friendly defender is found in only 1.6 per cent of squads ahead of his away match against Leicester City.

Cahill has become a key figure for Roy Hodgson’s side, playing 90 minutes in the last eleven fixtures he has been available for.

The 34-year-old has seized his opportunity, providing an assist in a draw with Manchester City in that period.

Meanwhile, Palace’s defence have been one of the most resilient this season. They only conceded 37 goals all season so far and ranked in seventh among the top-half. 

They have four shut outs from the last six outings. 

Leicester play them at home this weekend having struggled in attack over recent matches.

They have scored just two goals in the last four Gameweeks, blanking against Brighton & Hove Albion and Chelsea since Premier League resumed.

When that factor is combined with his influence at the back, Cahill could profit at the set pieces and deliver a bumper haul this weekend.