Oscar Henderson
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EPL Supercoach | One-stop Kop: everything you need to know Gameweek 6
From major talking points to injury news, fixtures, breakevens, and the most traded players, here's everything you need to know ahead of EPL Supercoach Gameweek 6
EPL
October 7, 2026
I’m not sure if I am a fan of these extended three-week-long international breaks that seemingly feel like 3 months, but anyway, the Premier League action finally returns this weekend!
The international break was not without drama, with many Premier League superstars going down with injury, as concerns about the busy footballing schedule continue to rise.
For others, it was a chance to carry their hot form onto the international stage and keep in fine touch, ready for the next batch of Premier League games.
Gameweek 5 Talking Points
Most of us probably don’t even remember what happened in Gameweek 5, so here is a quick recap for you, and let’s just say there were some weird results:
A Joao Pedro-less Chelsea side got stung by the bees, as Brentford triumphed 3-0. Chelsea were held scoreless for the first time this season, while Brentford continued their hot form.
Tottenham managed to score their first two goals of the season, but not until it was too late and they were already down 3-0 to Villa. Manzambi shone in his first start with a goal and an assist.
Brighton absolutely battered Arsenal!!?? An incredible display of football from the soaring Seagulls to stun the reigning champions. Is this Brighton team legit???
Managers flocked to Forest players for their dream-like fixture against Coventry at home. Of course, Coventry came out and won 1-0.
Finally, it was an absolute goal-fest in Manchester, with City defeating Sunderland 5-3. Everyone was in the goals, including a hat-trick from Brian Brobbey.
Embed from Getty ImagesAvailability Watch
In this section, I will give the latest injury and suspension updates, focusing on the more Supercoach-relevant players.
As always with these things, the information given to the public is not always perfect and can sometimes change quickly.
Alex Scott (BOU): Suffered a quad injury and is expected to be out for several weeks.
Justin Kluivert (BOU): Has been dealing with a muscle injury over the break, could return this week.
Ezri Konsa (ARS): Left England camp after suffering a hit to the quad; extent yet to be determined but expected to only be minor.
Kai Havertz (ARS): Suffered a hamstring injury with severity yet to be confirmed, expected to miss a few weeks.
Christos Tzolis (ARS): Also suffered a hamstring injury with severity yet to be confirmed, expected to miss a few weeks.
Mikel Damsgaard (BRE): Suffered an ankle injury, severity yet to be confirmed, but reports are it is more serious than originally expected.
Joao Pedro (CHE): Suffered a minor knee injury but is expected to return to action this week.
Embed from Getty ImagesAlexander Isak (LIV): Suffered a minor thigh injury; no further news yet, but expected to be fit for this weekend.
Cody Gakpo (LIV): Suffered an ankle injury, with extent yet to be confirmed.
Jeremy Jacquet (LIV): Suffered a hamstring strain, expected to be minor but may be in doubt for this weekend.
Antoine Semenyo (MCI): Suffered some type of ankle injury and is in doubt to play this weekend.
Nico O’Reilly (MCI): Withdrew from international duties with an undisclosed injury, awaiting further news.
Patrick Dorgu (MUT): Suffered a hamstring injury and may miss some time, still awaiting further news.
Brian Brobbey (SUN): Suffered a serious hamstring injury that will likely see him miss months.
Dan Ballard (SUN): Suffered a hamstring injury with severity yet to be confirmed.
Jan Paul van Hecke (TOT): Suffered a foot injury, but positive reports expect him to potentially be available for this weekend.
Embed from Getty ImagesGameweek 6 Fixtures
Gameweek 6 will kick off at 10:30pm AEST on Saturday the 10th of October, with Arsenal hosting Leeds.
There is no obvious fixture to target this weekend, with Arsenal’s battle with Leeds expected to be a close one, while Manchester City and Liverpool face off in a blockbuster clash.
Brighton will look to continue their astonishing form against Sunderland, while Chelsea will be desperate to bounce back against Bournemouth.
The pick of the fixtures is probably Newcastle vs Coventry, as Newcastle try to keep their season track.
Embed from Getty ImagesBreakevens
Breakevens are the score required for the player to either make money or lose money.
When looking at who to trade in, heavily consider the players with low breakevens, as they are likely to rise in price.
Similarly, if you have players with high breakevens in your team, it could be time to consider cutting ties to ensure your team doesn’t lose too much value.
Potential Price Risers (low breakevens)
| Player | BE | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pascal Groß | -17 | £13,020,000 | MID | BHA |
| Jack Hinshelwood | -15 | £6,480,000 | MID | BHA |
| Brian Brobbey | -14 | £6,220,000 | FWD | SUN |
| Johan Manzambi | -14 | £4,500,000 | MID | AVL |
| Chema Andrés | -14 | £3,900,000 | MID | BHA |
| Lewis Dunk | -12 | £6,590,000 | DEF | BHA |
| Jannik Schuster | -10 | £5,720,000 | DEF | BRE |
| Charalampos Kostoulas | -9 | £6,660,000 | FWD | BHA |
| Bart Verbruggen | -7 | £7,260,000 | GKP | BHA |
| Gabriel Gudmundsson | -7 | £6,370,000 | DEF | LEE |
Potential Price Fallers (high breakevens)
| Player | BE | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jurriën Timber | 30 | £10,160,000 | DEF | ARS |
| Bruno Fernandes | 29 | £13,100,000 | MID | MUN |
| Phil Foden | 27 | £7,780,000 | MID | MCI |
| Cody Gakpo | 21 | £9,900,000 | FWD | LIV |
| Nordi Mukiele | 21 | £8,040,000 | DEF | SUN |
| Piero Hincapié | 21 | £7,870,000 | DEF | ARS |
| Dominik Szoboszlai | 20 | £9,730,000 | MID | LIV |
| Ben White | 20 | £8,790,000 | DEF | ARS |
| El Hadji Malick Diouf | 20 | £7,210,000 | DEF | BRE |
| Reinildo Mandava | 20 | £5,740,000 | DEF | SUN |
Most Traded In (top 10%)
| Player | Trades | Trades % | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johan Manzambi | 528 | 29.2% | £4,500,000 | MID | AVL |
| Pascal Groß | 191 | 10.6% | £13,020,000 | MID | BHA |
| Chema Andrés | 116 | 6.4% | £3,900,000 | MID | BHA |
| Jannik Schuster | 82 | 4.5% | £5,720,000 | DEF | BRE |
| Bukayo Saka | 58 | 3.2% | £11,000,000 | FWD | ARS |
| Brian Brobbey | 49 | 2.7% | £6,220,000 | FWD | SUN |
| Harvey Barnes | 35 | 1.9% | £8,340,000 | MID | NEW |
| Charalampos Kostoulas | 34 | 1.9% | £6,660,000 | FWD | BHA |
| James Tarkowski | 32 | 1.8% | £12,290,000 | DEF | EVE |
| Josh King | 31 | 1.7% | £7,660,000 | MID | FUL |
Most Traded Out (top 10%)
| Player | Trades | Trades % | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mamadou Sangaré | 310 | 17.2% | £4,560,000 | MID | BRE |
| Alexander Isak | 153 | 8.5% | £8,820,000 | FWD | LIV |
| Florian Wirtz | 145 | 8.0% | £7,150,000 | MID | LIV |
| Bruno Fernandes | 109 | 6.0% | £13,100,000 | MID | MUN |
| Malick Yalcouyé | 72 | 4.0% | £7,500,000 | MID | BHA |
| Oscar Bobb | 70 | 3.9% | £5,720,000 | MID | FUL |
| Martin Ødegaard | 69 | 3.8% | £8,680,000 | MID | ARS |
| Semi Ajayi | 52 | 2.9% | £6,190,000 | DEF | HUL |
| Cole Palmer | 30 | 1.7% | £8,880,000 | MID | CHE |
| Josh King | 30 | 1.7% | £7,660,000 | MID | FUL |
Most Captained (top 10%)
| Player | Position | Opposition | C% | VC% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Erling Haaland | FWD | LIV | 59.6% | 9.5% |
| Bruno Fernandes | MID | TOT | 11.8% | 13.3% |
| Cole Palmer | MID | BOU | 8.5% | 33.1% |
| Pascal Groß | MID | SUN | 4.1% | 2.3% |
| Morgan Gibbs-White | MID | CRY | 2.8% | 5.4% |
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