Niko’s Supercoach EPL Watchlist | Gameweek 35

108 for me in blank GW34, which saw me jump a little to overall rank 85. 

Only one point from Szoboszlai and Hall really hurt, but I did manage to hit the Bowen VC.

Let’s see who to buy and sell with the information confirmed that Man City and Palace will double in GW36. 

Unfortunately, I’m out of trades…

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Buy

Morgan Gibbs-White (£14.62M, Nottingham Forest MID, B/E -17)

An absolute scoring machine since the new year.  If you can afford it, why not when he’s in this form?

Ollie Watkins (£8.71M, Aston Villa FWD, B/E -6)

The play was probably last week, but I still think it’s a good two-week play if you have the trades.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin (£5.52M, Leeds FWD, B/E -2)

A date with Burnley at home is juicy, and he’s on penalties.  Karl Dalow another good option if you need a GKP.

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Daniel Muñoz (£8.30M, Crystal Palace DEF, B/E 3)

I lost 8pts by going Mitchell over him, but it was a lucky goal, and Mitchell was hurt.  High ceiling player who will double in GW36.

Rayan Cherki (£10.16M, Manchester City MID, B/E 4)

Pep is loving him, and he’s creating so much for City.  With a double to come and the title race on, he will play and play well.

Gabriel (£8.92, Arsenal DEF, B/E 9)

If you sold him for the blank, it’s time to get him back, along with David Raya.  The title race is on, and Arsenal have the better run home, starting with Fulham at home this week.

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Hold / Watch

Igor Thiago (£11.12M, Brentford FWD, B/E 26)

West Ham at home is too good to pass up, even though he seems to be a touch out of form.  Hold for one more and reassess next week.

Cole Palmer (£8.32M, Chelsea MID, B/E 14)

Has been a frustrating own, but I’d be giving him one more chance at home to Forest.

Freddie Woodman (£3.50M, Liverpool GKP, B/E 0)

He’s on the bubble, but Alisson is expected back to face Man United this week.

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Sell

Dominik Szoboszlai (£9.58M, Liverpool MID, B/E 18)

He’s fine but trading him to a Man City midfielder looks the play.

Mohamed Salah (£8.45M, Liverpool FWD, B/E 10)

He may have played his last game for Liverpool.  Unfortunately, there was no fairytale finish for the Egyptian King.

Jurriën Timber (£11.40M, Arsenal DEF, B/E 9)

If you’re holding him, just get rid.  There’s still no definitive timeline for his return to play.

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Xavi Simons (£6.20M, Tottenham MID, B/E -5)

He’s done for the rest of the season and the World Cup with an ACL.  Dominik Solanke is another to pick up a hamstring injury.  Spurs are cursed.

Captains

VC:  Erling Haaland

C: Gabriel