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❓Top Gameweek 37 Differentials (<15%)

🇩🇪 Kevin Schade – Brentford (£5.2m, 2.7%)

The ultimate differential. At only 2.8% owned, four goals in three games is huge! I know a manager who brought him in prior to all these hauls, and it's safe to say he’s extremely happy. Top for current form with 8.8 points per match over the last three matches is brilliant for any asset, even the most expensive ones. Brentford play exciting football that often sees them concede goals but allows them to score many also.

Next fixture is Fulham at home, and I expect the goals to continue flowing. I thought more managers would have found a place for him, but he’s still low owned and gives us the opportunity still jump on him. A vital part of his selection is his price. With many trying to reach Haaland again, Schade is a cheap enabler, but scores points like he’s a premium. Should consider him as your fifth midfielder.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Jamie Vardy – Leicester (£5.3m, 5%)

Jamie Vardy, what a guy. Whether winning the league with Leicester, smashing the corner flag in celebration or blowing the whistle to stop play when the referee is down, he has always entertained. After announcing he is leaving the Foxes at the end of the season, this is the last chance to select him.

Yes, I am strongly using my heart for this pick, but he has form against Ipswich, dating all the way back to 2013. Ok, he never hauls against them, but he always manages to pick up a goal or assist, and that’s all you need this GW to bid farewell to the English striker. I know with the options we have it’s a tough sell, but one thing is certain… If he gets a return of any size, you will remember it for years to come. He will be missed. 

🇫🇷 Lucas Digne - Aston Villa (£4.4m, 5.8%)

This selection is due to their Villa's upcoming opponents. Aston Villa play Spurs next, and Villa goals will be the order of the day. In the last five meetings between these two sides, 18 goals have been scored. With Ange’s inability to change his strategy regardless of the team he puts out, there will be many spaces in the wide areas, perfect for wing backs like Lucas Digne.

Five assists this season, a decent chance of a clean sheet and at least a slim chance of an attacking return with 0.18 expected goal involvement per 90, the upsides are all positive. Yes, it's risky as Villa do like to rotate, but with needing a win for Champions League, I think he starts. You never know, the once troll of FPL may repay us.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Bukayo Saka – Arsenal (£10.3m, 17%)

Saka doesn’t need much talking up. A world-class player playing Southampton on the last day and the main attacking outlet now that Merino and Trossard are both suspended. Arsenal will want to finish the season as strongly as possible and win their final two remaining games. That means Saka must score goals, and I think he does.

After six blanks in a row and less minutes due to the Champions League rotation, his ownership is at an all-time low. The perfect time to take advantage of and enjoy the reward.

🇦🇷 Emiliano Martinez - Aston Villa (£5m, 12.8%)

Finally, an alternative goalkeeping option. The second Aston Villa player this week in this section and third overall. Nine points v Fulham and eight points v Bournemouth, both keeping clean sheets in the process. Third highest form goalkeeper with 5.2 points per game and facing a lacklustre Spurs and Man United side next, with reduced or little chance of scoring, especially in the final home game.

Now, with the amount of goals being scored, I’m not saying a goalkeeper is the priority transfer, but if you have two FT’s or more, I would seriously look at it. Even a possible hit and -4 for him would pay off, especially if you still have the likes of Pope or Alisson. I was set that I wouldn’t use a transfer for my goalkeeper, but I think I may just do it now. The argument to make the move is strong.

Conclusion

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