Oscar Henderson
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EPL Supercoach | One-stop Kop: everything you need to know Gameweek 10
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 10
EPL
November 6, 2026
Welcome to One-Stop Kop. Here we recap the major talking points from a busy weekend of Premier League action and look ahead at the week to come, all through an EPL Supercoach lens, of course!
Gameweek 9 Talking Points
Clean sheets galore
I don’t know about you, but outside of Arsenal it feels like clean sheets have been hard to catch this Premier League season, but not last weekend.
Clean sheets in 8/10 of the games, and popular Supercoach defences apart of that
You had the usual suspects like Arsenal and Brighton, and other popular defences like Bournemouth, Chelsea, Tottenham and Everton getting it done.
We will touch on fixtures a bit later, but could we see the same thing this weekend?
Embed from Getty ImagesTottenham are…back???
After no wins in their first six, Tottenham have now won their last three!!!
Sure they benefitted from Mateta’s early red card on the weekend, but even still, they look like a whole new side compared to the start of the season.
Or maybe they are just converting their chances, potayto, patahto.
Away at Leeds this week is another great test for them.
The three B’s back running the Premier League
Brentford, Brighton, and Bournemouth. The three B’s were back running the league on the weekend, with all three sides now sitting inside the top 8.
Brentford steadied themselves after a rough couple of weeks with an important 2-0 win vs Forest.
Brighton bounced back after their loss to Liverpool with a MASSIVE 1-0 defeat of City at the Etihad; they are the real deal.
Bournemouth continued their surge to make it three in a row, with a very 2-0 impressive win over Leeds.
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.
Ezri Konsa (ARS): Was taken off in their midweek fixture with a knee issue, questionable for this weekend.
Jordan Henderson (CHE): Missed last week with illness but expected to return to the squad this week.
Jack Grealish (EVT): Will miss this week again with disciplinary issues.
Anton Stach (LEE): Is managing a foot injury and is in doubt to play this weekend.
Embed from Getty ImagesGameweek 10 Fixtures
Gameweek 10 will kick off at 7:00am AEDT on Saturday the 74th of November, with Everton hosting Coventry.
Like I mentioned above, this week is set to be a gold mine for fixtures, with many of the top teams versus weaker sides.
In fact, 8/10 games have a winner favoured at $2 or less. The main games to target are Arsenal vs Hull, City vs Forest, and Liverpool vs Palace.
Breakevens
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.
Embed from Getty ImagesPotential Price Risers (low breakevens)
| Player | Breakeven | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oliver McBurnie | -15 | £7,000,000 | FWD | HUL |
| Julio Enciso | -11 | £7,760,000 | MID | IPS |
| Ezri Konsa | -8 | £9,750,000 | DEF | ARS |
| Jannik Schuster | -7 | £7,020,000 | DEF | BRE |
| Tim Iroegbunam | -7 | £4,550,000 | MID | HUL |
| Mathys Tel | -7 | £4,540,000 | FWD | TOT |
| Cristhian Mosquera | -7 | £4,430,000 | DEF | ARS |
| Djordje Petrovic | -6 | £6,110,000 | GKP | BOU |
| Lukáš Horníček | -6 | £4,970,000 | GKP | NEW |
| Gabriel Magalhães | -5 | £12,310,000 | DEF | ARS |
Potential Price Fallers (high breakevens)
| Player | Breakeven | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rayan Cherki | 27 | £10,130,000 | MID | MCI |
| Pascal Groß | 26 | £10,750,000 | MID | BHA |
| Erling Haaland | 24 | £14,300,000 | FWD | MCI |
| Marc Guéhi | 23 | £7,750,000 | DEF | MCI |
| Pedro Neto | 21 | £11,370,000 | FWD | CHE |
| Michael Keane | 21 | £8,380,000 | DEF | EVE |
| Olivier Boscagli | 20 | £9,920,000 | DEF | BHA |
| Charalampos Kostoulas | 20 | £9,910,000 | FWD | BHA |
| Brian Brobbey | 20 | £9,510,000 | FWD | SUN |
| Bryan Mbeumo | 20 | £9,310,000 | FWD | MUN |
Most Traded In (top 10%)
| Player | Trades | Trades (%) | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Declan Rice | 330 | 16.2% | £11,830,000 | MID | ARS |
| Julio Enciso | 126 | 6.2% | £7,760,000 | MID | IPS |
| Cole Palmer | 115 | 5.7% | £8,070,000 | MID | CHE |
| Alexander Isak | 82 | 4.0% | £9,600,000 | FWD | LIV |
| Morgan Rogers | 78 | 3.8% | £8,080,000 | FWD | CHE |
| Nicolas Jackson | 77 | 3.8% | £9,960,000 | FWD | AVL |
| James Tarkowski | 75 | 3.7% | £9,890,000 | DEF | EVE |
| Jan Paul van Hecke | 74 | 3.6% | £12,050,000 | DEF | TOT |
| David Raya | 73 | 3.6% | £9,670,000 | GKP | ARS |
| António Silva | 65 | 3.2% | £6,870,000 | DEF | BOU |
Most Traded Out (top 10%)
| Player | Trades | Trades (%) | Price | Position | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rayan Cherki | 242 | 11.9% | £10,130,000 | MID | MCI |
| Jack Hinshelwood | 179 | 8.8% | £7,600,000 | MID | BHA |
| Jordan Henderson | 162 | 8.0% | £9,960,000 | MID | CHE |
| Morgan Gibbs-White | 81 | 4.0% | £8,280,000 | MID | NFO |
| João Pedro | 76 | 3.7% | £12,150,000 | FWD | CHE |
| Tarik Muharemovic | 72 | 3.5% | £9,840,000 | DEF | LEE |
| Stephen Mfuni | 60 | 3.0% | £6,390,000 | DEF | COV |
| Florian Wirtz | 56 | 2.8% | £8,200,000 | MID | LIV |
| Harvey Barnes | 53 | 2.6% | £8,930,000 | MID | NEW |
| Josh King | 49 | 2.4% | £7,060,000 | MID | FUL |
Most Captained (top 10%)
| Player | Opponent | C% | VC% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Erling Haaland (MCI) | NFO | 53.2% | 20.1% |
| Cole Palmer (CHE) | SUN | 11.3% | 21.2% |
| Gabriel Magalhães (ARS) | HUL | 5.2% | 16.8% |
| Alexander Isak (LIV) | CRY | 4.4% | 2.0% |
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