FPL Guru: How your team should look like in Gameweek 13
Among the midfielders Eden Hazard leads the pack with 82 points.
Manchester City overpowered their neighbours Manchester United in a high octane fixture, in the Etihad Stadium. The Cityzens won 3-1 thanks to goals from David Silva, Sergio Aguero, and Ilkay Gundogan. Elsewhere, Arsenal and Chelsea were forced to settle for one point at home against Wolves and Everton respectively. Liverpool managed to pass the Fulham test while Tottenham managed to get past Crystal Palace in a tightly contested affair, thanks to a Juan Foyth's goal.
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The gameweek turned out to be disappointing for majority of the players. Captain Andrew Robertson’s performance against Fulham was the saving grace. The Liverpool full-back had 24 points. Sergio Aguero managed seven points thanks to his spectacular goal against Manchester United while Gerard Deulofeu grabbed an assist and finished with four points. Marcos Alonso also got a clean sheet in Chelsea’s stalemate against Everton and ended the week with eight points. The remaining eleven players only managed 14 points. However, the team finished above average due to a few strong performances.
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Aleksandar Mitrovic’s current lack of production is a bit of concern. The Fulham striker is yet to score a goal in six league matches and can be replaced with Raul Jimenez. The Wolverhampton striker is available for cheap and is also in good form.
James Maddison is also out for a few matches with injury and could be replaced. Ryan Fraser seems like the best candidate to slot in his place. The Scot is in fine form for both his club and country. Other options include Roberto Pereyra and Ross Barkley. However, Barkley is not an assured starter. Both Fraser and Pereyra have difficult fixtures coming this week. As a result it would be ideal to wait before transferring the players.
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Gameweek 13 Line-up
Cook, Doherty, and Alonso will form the backline
[KH_RELATED_NEWS title="Related News"][/KH_RELATED_NEWS]3-4-3 remains the preferred formation. David De Gea is back in goal, with Mathew Ryan dropping to the bench. Andrew Robertson marshals the defence alongside Steve Cook and Matt Doherty, with Marcos Alonso and Aron-Wan Bissaka dropping to the bench. In midfield, Mesut Ozil, Eden Hazard and Gerard Deulofeu feature alongside captain Richarlison. Richarlison has a relatively easy fixture against Cardiff in Goodison Park. The injured James Maddison drops to the bench. In attack, all three strikers start. Aleksandar Mitrovic has an easy fixture at home against Southampton, while Callum Wilson’s Bournemouth faces Arsenal at the Vitality Stadium. Vice-captain Sergio Aguero’s Manchester City has a trip to West Ham.
Tottenham face Chelsea at Wembley in the headline-grabber of the week. Spurs will be looking to catch up to Sarri’s Blues in the title race, while Chelsea will be looking to prevent any slip-ups as they aim to put up a challenge against Manchester City’s title push. Manchester United face Crystal Palace at home while Arsenal visit Bournemouth hoping to end their run of successive draws. Liverpool face Watford in a tricky away encounter while West Ham welcome Manchester City to the Olympic Stadium.
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