Oscar Henderson
Sport fanatic and Supercoach expert
One-stop Kop: Supercoach EPL, everything you need to know week five
Injury watch, most traded, most captained, here's everything you need to know about Supercoach EPL week five.
EPL
September 16, 2025
We are now four weeks into the EPL Supercoach season, and let’s just say it is still very hard to judge which teams are good this season and which ones aren’t.
If you are a past FPL player, you would know the importance of analysing fixture difficulty when making trades.
Fixture difficulty has a massive impact on the chances of a clean sheet and the chances of attacking returns.
So before we get into the rest of this week’s One-stop Kop, let’s look at some of the lessons learnt about some of the Premier League teams so far this season…
Arsenal have the best defence in the league.
Having only conceded the one goal this season (that being Szoboszlai’s worldie free kick), Arsenal’s defence has already recorded 3 clean sheets.
Lock in Raya or anyone else in that backline as a season-long keeper.
A good test for them against Manchester City this week though.
While praising Arsenal for their singular goal conceded so far, fellow London teams Tottenham and Crystal Palace have also managed the same feat.
Both defences look solid, and once again, their defenders should be trade in targets in your teams.
For attackers, I think it is important to target the main players from the best teams in the league, as these are the teams that are most likely to score 3+ goals in any given match.
The likes of Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea are great teams to target for attackers, while Tottenham and Bournemouth have also started the season off hot on the score sheet.
Embed from Getty ImagesWEEK FIVE KICK-OFF
LIVERPOOL V EVERTON
When: Saturday 20th September, 9:30pm AEST, Anfield
KEY AVAILABILITY WATCH
*Martin Ødegaard: Shoulder, subbed off with recurring shoulder injury, said not to be serious
*Rayan Ait-Nouri: Ankle, in contention to play vs Arsenal
*Omar Marmoush: Knee, out for a few weeks
*Yoane Wissa: Knee, potentially serious, still unknown
BREAKEVENS
Breakevens are the score required for the player to either make money or lose money.
When looking at who to trade in this week, heavily consider the players with low breakevens, as they will help make your team money.
Similarly, if you have some players with high breakevens in your team, maybe it’s time to consider cutting ties to ensure your team doesn’t lose too much value.
Embed from Getty ImagesMONEY MAKERS
Daniel Ballard -19
Robin Roefs -9
Lucas Bergvall -9
Bafodé Diakité -8
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall -7
Enzo Le Fée -7
Nordi Mukiele -7
Martín Zubimendi -6
El Hadji Malick Diouf -6
Alex Scott -6
Embed from Getty ImagesMONEY LOSERS (Potential)
Mohamed Salah 24
Dango Ouattara 23
Jurrien Timber 20
Rayan Aït-Nouri 20
Matheus Cunha 19
Nikola Milenković 19
Declan Rice 18
Alexis Mac Allister 18
Josh Cullen 18
Cole Palmer 17
Embed from Getty ImagesMOST TRADED IN*
No. 1 Xavi Simons £6.00m
No. 2 Antoine Semenyo £10.40m
No. 3 Micky van de Ven £7.69m
No. 4 Erling Haaland £12.31m
No. 5 Martín Zubimendi £7.64m
No. 6 Lucas Bergvall £5.86m
No. 7 Nick Woltemade £6.50m
No. 8 Moisés Caicedo £9.25m
No. 9 Nordi Mukiele £4.50m
No. 10 Pape Matar Sarr £6.39m
*the list will be updated as the week goes on and information changes
Embed from Getty ImagesMOST TRADED OUT*
No. 1 Richarlison £6.23m
No. 2 Hugo Ekitike £7.17m
No. 3 James Trafford £4.82m
No. 4 Martin Ødegaard £5.61m
No. 5 Tijjani Reijnders £6.68m
No. 6 Riccardo Calafiori £9.77m
No. 7 William Saliba £7.91m
No. 8 Lucas Paquetá £9.34m
No. 9 Bruno Fernandes £10.18m
No. 10 Leny Yoro £3.50m
*the list will be updated as the week goes on and information changes
Embed from Getty ImagesCAPTAINS (C // VC)*
No. 1 Erling Haaland 26% // 11.4%
No. 2 Mohamed Salah 17.5% // 4.4%
No. 3 Cole Palmer 9.6% // 11.3%
No. 4 João Pedro 3.8% // 4.3%
No. 5 Jack Grealish 2.4% // 5.6%
*the list will be updated as the week goes on and information changes
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