Oscar Henderson
Sport fanatic and Supercoach expert
One-stop Kop: Supercoach EPL, everything you need to know week six
Injury watch, most traded, most captained, here's everything you need to know about Supercoach EPL week six.
EPL
September 22, 2025
Gameweek 5 gave us the lowest Supercoach scoring week of the season thus far.
This can be attributed to a few reasons.
Across all ten matches, only Newcastle and Bournemouth were able to keep clean sheets in a 0-0 draw against each other.
Every other game saw goals scored by both teams; however, no game saw more than 4 goals.
Then, if you look at the goal scorers, there aren’t many popular Supercoach options that made the list either.
Apart from Erling Haaland of course, the most captained player of the week, who managed to score against Arsenal’s league-best defence.
Finally, we saw the impact of mid-week fixtures returning, as many teams played European or domestic cup matches throughout the week.
This led to even more rotation than usual, and is something that Supercoach managers will definitely have to consider when making trades from now on.
Now, a few takeaways from this week’s games.
Whether these are overreactions or valid observations will be determined over the next few weeks, but they are still worth a thought.
Everyone jumped on the early-season Bournemouth defensive bandwagon, and they continue to deliver, but it’s time we also consider Newcastle’s defence.
Outside of their game against Liverpool, Newcastle have kept a clean sheet in every other game this season, frequently playing their new back 5 formation.
Although I would probably wait until after their fixture vs Arsenal this weekend, Newcastle defenders look like season-long holds.
In terms of attack, Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal, and Manchester City remain the teams that look most likely to score multiple goals in any given game.
So I would look to these teams if looking for an attacking option to bring into your teams.
Embed from Getty ImagesWEEK SIX KICK-OFF
BRENTFORD V MANCHESTER UNITED
When: Saturday 27th September, 9:30pm AEST, Gtech Community Stadium
KEY AVAILABILITY WATCH
*Martin Ødegaard: Shoulder, was left out of the squad vs City, minimal information, but said to be day-to-day
*Cole Palmer: Groin, subbed off after 20 mins vs United with recurring injury, still being assessed
*Anthony Gordon: Suspension, available for selection again this week vs Arsenal
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
Ryan Gravenberch -8
Martín Zubimendi -7
Anton Stach -7
Lucas Bergvall -7
Matty Cash -7
Kieran Trippier -6
Nordi Mukiele -6
Enzo Le Fée -5
Harry Wilson -5
Rodrigo Muniz -5
Ladislav Krejčí -5
Yasin Ayari -4
Patrick Dorgu -4
Calvin Bassey -4
Embed from Getty ImagesMONEY LOSERS (Potential)
Enzo Fernández 25
Aaron Wan-Bissaka 23
Antonee Robinson 22
Alexander Isak 21
Bryan Mbeumo 21
Lucas Paquetá 21
Marc Cucurella 21
Ethan Pinnock 20
Rayan Aït-Nouri 19
Dango Ouattara 19
Robert Sánchez 19
Cole Palmer 18
João Pedro 18
Embed from Getty ImagesMOST TRADED IN*
Now we are over a month into the season, the next three lists: Most Traded In, Most Traded Out, and Captains, will only look at data from Supercoach sides in the top 10%.
This will allow for a better representation of what moves the best Supercoach managers are making.
No. 1 Ryan Gravenberch £9.10m
No. 2 Xavi Simons £6.00m
No. 3 Mohamed Salah £10.91m
No. 4 Bruno Fernandes £11.06m
No. 5 Matty Cash £6.86m
No. 6 Tijjani Reijnders £6.98m
No. 7 Anton Stach £7.01m
No. 8 Antoine Semenyo £10.55m
No. 9 Rodri £4.20m
No. 10 Reece James £4.97m
*the list will be updated as the week goes on and information changes
Embed from Getty ImagesMOST TRADED OUT*
No. 1 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall £7.48m
No. 2 Lucas Paquetá £9.50m
No. 3 Cole Palmer £11.45m
No. 4 Daniel Ballard £6.39m
No. 5 Marc Cucurella £8.61m
No. 6 Jack Grealish £9.66m
No. 7 João Pedro £11.04m
No. 8 Pape Matar Sarr £6.39m
No. 9 Igor Thiago £6.36m
No. 10 Ollie Watkins £5.69m
*the list will be updated as the week goes on and information changes
Embed from Getty ImagesCAPTAINS (C // VC)*
No. 1 Erling Haaland 59% // 12%
No. 2 Mohamed Salah 10% // 10%
No. 3 Cole Palmer 6% // 9%
No. 4 João Pedro 4% // 8%
No. 5 Bruno Fernandes 2% // 9%
*the list will be updated as the week goes on and information changes
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