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It's the last gameweek of the season and every decision matters! In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the Gameweek 38 deadline on Sunday, 24th May at 1:30pm. We kick off with the biggest news from Gameweek 37 — Aston Villa's stunning 4-2 demolition of Liverpool, plus crucial rotation concerns around key Liverpool assets including Salah and Wirtz after both were named as substitutes. We also cover Gibbs-White's injury status ahead of the final day. On the transfer front, we make the case for Szoboszlai (£7.0m) as a must-have after his two-assist, nine-point haul in GW37, alongside budget defenders Senesi and Truffert from Bournemouth — both offering incredible clean sheet and bonus potential for under £5.5m. We also reveal who needs to go before the deadline, with Thiago, Bowen, and Mac Allister all coming under scrutiny amid poor form and tough fixtures. For differential hunters, we spotlight three ultra-low ownership gems — Bijol, Awoniyi, and Osula — all under 1.2% ownership and capable of turning your mini-league on its head. On captaincy, Szoboszlai gets the nod with a mouth-watering home fixture against Brentford, while Senesi offers a bold differential armband option. With final-day fixtures historically producing goals, we urge managers to be attack-minded and take calculated risks. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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The Gameweek 37 deadline hits TODAY at 5:30PM and there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise to give you everything you need to nail your transfers before it's too late. Liverpool are in crisis mode heading into Friday's clash at Aston Villa, with Salah, Wirtz, and Alisson all carrying injury doubts — a major concern for any managers holding their assets. Nottingham Forest are also sweating on Gibbs-White, Murillo, and Aina ahead of the trip to Old Trafford, while Chelsea face uncertainty over Neto, Sanchez, and Garnacho before Tuesday's London derby against Spurs. The big story? Arsenal are the community's go-to team this week, with Gabriel leading the charge as the must-have transfer. His 7.7 expected points against Burnley at home make him the standout pick, and we're naming him captain too. Ollie Watkins gets the green light as a premium forward option despite mass transfers out, while Bournemouth's Rayan emerges as a brilliant budget differential at just £5.4m with 6.5 expected points. On the sell side, Rice, Sels, and Igor Jesus all get the chop with reasoning explained. Differentials Groß, Calvert-Lewin, and Donnarumma are also highlighted as shrewd picks for savvy managers. Don't get caught out — act before that 5:30PM cutoff. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With Friday's Gameweek 37 deadline looming at 5:30pm on May 15th, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise to deliver everything FPL managers need to act fast and smart. The team kicks off with the major Gameweek 36 fallout from Man City's heavy rotation against Palace – Haaland, Cherki, and Doku all benched – raising serious questions about premium City assets heading into a tough Bournemouth away fixture. Injury concerns around Rogers and Gibbs-White from Nottingham Forest are also flagged, opening up mid-price midfield opportunities. Mo Salah's reported Liverpool farewell adds another layer of uncertainty with just two gameweeks remaining.

On the transfer front, Doku (£6.5m, 5.9% owned) is analysed as a high-risk, high-reward buy after his 12-point cameo. Brighton's Ferdi Kadıoğlu (£4.4m, just 1.4% owned) is highlighted as an essential differential with 10 clean sheets this season, while Man Utd's Mainoo (£4.7m) offers budget-friendly differential appeal against Forest. Sells are discussed for Saka, Gyökeres, and Leno, with clear verdict calls for each. Differential picks include Justin (Leeds), Khusanov (Man City), and Damsgaard (Brentford) – all under 2.5% ownership. Doku earns the captaincy nod with the highest ceiling if he starts. Don't miss the deadline – get your GW37 team locked in early. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 37 deadline arriving Friday 15th May at 17:30, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before locking in their squads — from injury news to must-have differentials that could turn your mini-league on its head.

We kick off with key injury updates: Okafor of Leeds is ruled out until 24th May, making him an immediate sell with nearly 50,000 managers already moving him on. Struijk and Bogle are also flagged as injury concerns from the Spurs vs Leeds fixture, adding further uncertainty to Leeds' defensive options.

On the transfer radar, Doku (£6.5m) tops our must-buy list after an 11-point Gameweek 36 haul, with his Man City vs Crystal Palace midweek game a crucial watch before deadline. Trossard (£6.5m) emerges as the ultra-differential Arsenal route at just 0.9% ownership ahead of a Gameweek 37 home fixture against Burnley (FDR 1). Budget defenders are also in focus, with De Cuyper (£4.3m) delivering a stunning 15-point haul in GW36 and Van Hecke offering Brighton double-up potential.

Differential picks include Truffert (4.7%), Jensen (0.1%), and the continued case for the Arsenal triple-up as the season enters its final stretch. Captaincy goes to Doku, with Gyokeres as a compelling alternative against Burnley.

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With the Gameweek 37 deadline hitting Friday 15th May at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this action-packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the right moves before the window slams shut. We start with the latest injury news — Arsenal's White and Calafiori are carrying fitness concerns ahead of the Gunners' mouth-watering home clash with Burnley, while Nottingham Forest's Gibbs-White is also a doubt for the trip to Man United. Eze is flagged as an injury risk after being subbed off at 66 minutes against West Ham, making him a sell candidate despite 8.9% ownership. And rotation chaos continues to swirl around Man City ahead of their Gameweek 37 visit to Bournemouth. On the transfer ins, we make the case for Saka as the must-have asset, backed by strong underlying stats and a premium fixture. Budget gem Anderson at Nottingham Forest is delivering extraordinary value at just £5.6m, while differential pick Rayan at Bournemouth offers a thrilling sub-2% ownership punt. We also identify three clear sells — Eze, Szoboszlai, and Pedro Porro — and explain exactly why funds should be redirected. For differential hunters, we spotlight flying-under-the-radar Ampadu at Leeds, who banked 10 points last gameweek at just £4.9m. Captaincy verdict? It's Saka, and it's not close. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 37 deadline landing on Friday 15th May at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut straight through the noise to give you everything you need to know before that crunch deadline arrives.

We kick off with urgent injury and team news: Mitoma is a major doubt for Brighton, Andersen's season is reportedly over, Sesko is 75% likely to feature for Man Utd with a shin injury, Mateta's rotation concerns are growing, and there's a question mark over Wilson at Newcastle.

On the transfer front, we break down the top three ins and outs for Gameweek 37. Gabriel and Raya from Arsenal are labelled essential – with Arsenal hosting Burnley at a fixture difficulty rating of one and boasting 17 and 18 clean sheets respectively, these are unmissable assets. Senesi from Bournemouth is flagged as a strong differential at just £5.2m. For transfers out, Sesko, Welbeck, and Mateta all get the sell verdict ahead of the deadline.

We also highlight three differential picks under 10% ownership: budget forward Beto from Everton, Igor Jesus from Nott'm Forest, and Watkins from Aston Villa. Captaincy recommendation goes firmly to Gabriel, with Raya as a valid alternative.

The key message: prioritise Arsenal's elite defence above everything else in these final two gameweeks. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 36 is done and the Gameweek 37 deadline is hitting fast — Friday 15th May at 5:30pm. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to act on right now before that window slams shut.

We cover five urgent news items shaking up the game: Gibbs-White's facial injury leaving him a 50/50 doubt, Casemiro and Sesko's absences from the Sunderland draw, Wirtz and Alisson's fitness concerns ahead of Liverpool's Friday night clash with Aston Villa, Okafor's calf injury ruling him out for the rest of the season, and the blind-selection risk on Bournemouth and Chelsea assets with both clubs playing after the deadline.

On transfers, we're backing Doku as an essential Gameweek 37 pick — eleven points last time out, explosive form, and a tasty fixture against Bournemouth. Dewsbury-Hall offers incredible value at 5.2m with a dream home fixture, while budget goalkeeper Lammens is flying under the radar with seven clean sheets and elite save numbers.

For differentials, Hinshelwood at just 1% ownership is in blistering form, Mukiele's attacking and defensive numbers for a 4.6m defender are almost unreal, and a double Man Utd defensive stack with Shaw could be a savvy low-cost play.

Captaincy analysis points firmly to Doku, with Gyökeres also highlighted as Arsenal host Burnley in what looks like the easiest fixture of the gameweek.

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With the Gameweek 36 deadline hitting Saturday 9th May at 10am, there's no time to waste. In this essential episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before locking in their squads for what could be a season-defining gameweek.

The biggest news first — Mohamed Salah is a major doubt for Liverpool vs Chelsea with a muscle injury, carrying just a 25% chance of playing and an expected points score of 1.3. Over 33,000 managers are already selling. Is it time to cut him loose with only three gameweeks remaining?

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace have both reached European finals, raising serious rotation concerns for their FPL assets in the final stretch. We break down what this means for your squad.

Man City are the double gameweek team everyone must have covered. Rayan Cherki (£6.6m) leads the transfer charts with 15 expected points, while Haaland (£14.7m) brings 12 expected points and 25 goals this season — both are flagged as essential. Budget goalkeeper Verbruggen (£4.6m) also earns a strong verdict ahead of a favourable Brighton home fixture.

On the sell side, Semenyo and Bruno Fernandes are analysed in detail, with clear verdicts on whether to cash in.

For differential hunters, we spotlight Osula (0.9% ownership), Gakpo (5.6%), and Scott (2.3%) — under-the-radar picks with real upside.

Captaincy is straightforward: Haaland first, Cherki second. Don't overthink it.

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With the Gameweek 36 deadline hitting Saturday 9th May at 10am, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the clock runs out. We kick off with key injury news from Nott'm Forest, including four previously sidelined players returning to the bench in GW35 and a Gibbs-White update from the manager's press conference that you absolutely need to monitor. We also flag the Crystal Palace double gameweek rotation risk, with less than 72 hours between their fixtures against Everton and Man City. On transfers in, we make the case for two essential Man City defenders: Guéhi (£5.1m, 14.6 xPts) and O'Reilly (£5.2m, 15.0 xPts), both with double gameweek fixtures against Brentford and Crystal Palace. We also spotlight a spicy differential midfielder from Man Utd who's been quietly racking up goals all season. On the sell side, we analyse why over 180,000 managers are moving on from a West Ham winger with a brutal fixture, question a Liverpool defender's value ahead of a Chelsea test, and give a nuanced hold verdict on a popular Brentford asset facing Man City. In the differentials section, we highlight a Forest forward who bagged 16 points in GW35 at just 0.3% ownership, a second Forest attacking option, and a budget Brighton midfielder with a tasty home fixture against Wolves. Captaincy and chip strategy round out the episode. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 36 deadline hitting Saturday 9th May at 10AM, there's no time to waste. In this action-packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the whistle blows on transfers, captaincy, and chip strategy.

Gameweek 35 delivered some jaw-dropping results — a Man City brace hero is lighting up the transfer market, Forest continued their stunning form, and Man United edged Liverpool in a thriller. We round up all the key results and what they mean for the run-in.

On the injury front, there are concerns at Brighton, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa, plus a Forest player being monitored — all essential intel before Saturday's deadline.

The big news? Gameweek 36 is a Double Gameweek, with one Premier League giant playing twice. We reveal exactly who to target, including the standout transfer pick boasting a projected 16.6 expected points across two fixtures, and a budget-friendly forward with 12 goals at just £4.6m who could free up serious funds.

We also highlight three players to sell NOW, including a flagged injury doubt, a Palace defender with question marks, and a goalkeeper facing a brutal fixture.

Our differential picks include a Palace defender at just 0.5% ownership with the highest projected points of any defender this week, a Brighton full-back with nine clean sheets, and a criminally overlooked Fulham defender with 125 total points.

Captaincy verdict? We make the call — no debate needed. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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