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With the Gameweek 35 deadline arriving Friday 1st May at 17:30, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to get their transfers right before the weekend's full fixture round.

Nott'm Forest's stunning 5-0 demolition of Sunderland in Gameweek 34 puts Morgan Gibbs-White firmly in the spotlight. Operating centrally in Forest's electric 4-4-2 system, he bagged 13 fantasy points and now carries a form rating of 11.7 — the highest in our dataset. With expected points of 11.2 against Chelsea, he's our essential buy and captaincy pick for Gameweek 35.

We also highlight Okafor from Leeds as the differential of the week — just 1.5% owned, hosting Burnley in a favourable fixture, and boasting the highest expected points figure of 10.8 in our data. At £5.5m, this could be the move that separates your rank.

Cherki from Man City earns a continued buy recommendation, while we advise moving on from Doku in favour of the more consistent City attacking option.

On the sell side, both Truffert and Scott from Bournemouth face a tougher fixture run, and we explain why their expected returns don't justify their spots.

For defensive differentials, Van Hecke and the ultra-low-ownership Khusanov from Man City offer intriguing punts, while Guéhi remains a top value option. Spurs injury concerns around Udogie, Vicario, and Maddison are flagged as key watch points.

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With the Gameweek 34 deadline hitting Friday 24th April at 5:30pm, every transfer decision carries extra weight in this seven-fixture blank gameweek. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the window slams shut.

We kick off with rapid-fire news, covering Gibbs-White's extraordinary 20-point haul for Nott'm Forest, Rice's continued blank struggles at Arsenal prompting nearly 50,000 transfers out, and the injury updates still trickling in from press conferences.

On the transfers in, we analyse Gibbs-White (£7.5m, 10.2% owned) as a late differential captain option, Rogers (£7.4m) as a near-essential Villa asset, and Virgil van Dijk (£6.2m) as the standout budget defender with Liverpool hosting Crystal Palace.

For transfers out, we make the case for selling Rice given his poor expected points of just four, reassess Roefs ahead of a brutal Forest fixture, and weigh up whether Bruno Fernandes is worth holding at nearly 47% ownership.

Our differential section uncovers Le Fée, Osula, and Hermansen as low-owned gems that could make the difference in blank gameweek mini-league battles. Captaincy analysis points firmly towards one player for those who own him — with Salah as the essential backup option.

With only seven games on the slate, squad coverage is everything this week. Don't leave points on the bench.

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Gameweek 33 is done and dusted, and Gameweek 34 is a blank gameweek with a Friday 24th April deadline at 5:30pm. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the clock runs out. Liverpool face a goalkeeper crisis as Mamardashvili is set to miss two to four weeks, opening the door for a budget keeper option at just £3.9m. Everton's Branthwaite is confirmed out for the season, potentially boosting Michael Keane's minutes against West Ham. Chelsea's manager sacking adds further uncertainty, and with no Gameweek 34 fixture, their assets are ones to avoid. On transfers in, Ollie Watkins is the standout after a monstrous 16-point haul in Gameweek 33, earning him the captain's armband recommendation against Fulham. Man City's O'Reilly and Cherki both delivered 13 points in the double but blank this week, making them Free Hit essentials rather than straight transfers. On the differential front, Mavropanos of West Ham leads the way with massive expected points of 13.5 at just 2% ownership, while Xavi of Spurs surges into contention after 11 points against Brighton. Mitchell of Crystal Palace is also flagged as a value differential. Chip strategy is central this episode – with only seven fixtures in Gameweek 34, the Free Hit chip is more popular than ever. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 33 is in the books and Gameweek 34 is coming fast — with a Friday 24th April deadline at 5:30pm and only seven fixtures scheduled, this is a blank gameweek that demands serious squad management. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the deadline hits.

We cover the key news items shaping Gameweek 34 decisions: Man City injury doubts surrounding Rodri, Dias, and Gvardiol; Crystal Palace rotation concerns; and Leeds injury worries with Stach, Rodon, and James all flagged. João Pedro and Palmer both missed Gameweek 33, adding further uncertainty to Chelsea and Brighton assets.

On transfers in, Ollie Watkins is flagged as essential after a stunning 16-point haul — two goals and an assist against Sunderland. We also assess budget options Lammens and Lacroix, both delivering strong Gameweek 33 returns. Transfers out include Bowen after a dismal blank and Kadıoğlu, who must be sold purely for Gameweek 34 coverage reasons despite a brilliant double gameweek.

Our defensive spotlight celebrates Kadıoğlu and Pascal Groß — both hitting 16 points in Brighton's double gameweek — while differential picks Disasi, Canvot, and in-form Okafor from Leeds offer low-ownership upside at budget prices.

Captaincy verdict? Watkins. No debate.

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With Friday's Gameweek 34 deadline fast approaching, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts straight to the chase with everything FPL managers need to know before the clock runs out. The biggest story from Gameweek 33? Morgan Gibbs-White's stunning hat-trick for Nottingham Forest against Burnley, banking 20 points at just £7.5m – and he's now the must-have midfielder heading into a favourable Gameweek 34 fixture against Sunderland. Meanwhile, João Pedro's complete no-show for Chelsea has triggered a mass exodus of 172,000 managers, and with zero expected points and no confirmed Gameweek 34 fixture, the sell verdict is unequivocal. Ollie Watkins also earns a transfer reversal after a 16-point haul, while budget gem Dewsbury-Hall at £5.1m offers extraordinary value with a kind home fixture against West Ham. On the injury front, Chelsea have concerns over João Pedro, Enzo, and Estevao, Brighton are sweating over Mitoma, Gomez, and Dunk, and Rodri picked up a knock in Gameweek 33. Crucially, Gameweek 34 is a blank gameweek with only seven teams playing – making Free Hit chip deployment a serious strategic consideration. Differentials Casemiro and Muñoz are flagged as under-the-radar picks under 8% ownership, and captaincy analysis points firmly toward Gibbs-White with Salah as the backup option. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 34 deadline hitting Friday 24th April at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before locking in their transfers for the upcoming gameweek.

We kick off with urgent injury news: Gomez and Mitoma picked up knocks in the Spurs vs Brighton draw, Branthwaite's status remains unclear after the Merseyside derby, and Gyökeres raised alarm bells after only six minutes of action against Man City. Villa's rotation risks and Alderete's injury add further defensive headaches.

On the transfers in, Rogers (£7.4m) is forcing a rethink despite a recent sell call, Virgil van Dijk (£6.2m) is flagged as essential ahead of Liverpool's home fixture against Crystal Palace, and Beto (£5.0m) emerges as a huge differential if he clears his injury concern.

For transfers out, the spotlight falls heavily on Arsenal assets – Gyökeres, Raya, and Gabriel are all under scrutiny due to poor form, rotation risk, and low expected points for GW34.

Differentials of the week include Igor Jesus (1.3% ownership) and Mateta (7.3%), while Virgil gets the captaincy nod with 7.2 expected points at home.

Don't miss the early Friday deadline reminder – get your team sorted before the Sunderland vs Forest opener kicks off at 7pm.

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With Friday's Gameweek 34 deadline fast approaching, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts straight to the transfers, differentials, and injury news you need to act on right now. We kick off with the key injury concerns shaping your squad decisions – Gordon and Kroupi both face uncertain statuses ahead of Bournemouth's crucial double, while Livramento, Pedro, and Maddison are all flagged with availability issues that could derail your plans. On the transfers in, we make the case for N.Williams of Nottingham Forest – an astonishing budget defender at £4.8m boasting eight clean sheets, two goals, and three assists, with an expected points figure of 8.7 against Sunderland. West Ham's Mavropanos is highlighted as an elite budget differential at just £4.4m and under 1% ownership, while Bowen earns a strong endorsement as a mid-price must-have with West Ham's double fixture run. For transfers out, Watkins is flagged as a sell with poor form and a tough trip to Fulham, while B.Fernandes and Thiago are both recommended as holds rather than panic sales. In differentials, we spotlight Kayode (Brentford), Osula (Newcastle), and an explosive 16-point Gameweek 33 haul from Leeds' Justin at just £3.9m. Captaincy analysis points to B.Fernandes at home to Brentford, with N.Williams as a bold differential armband option. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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It's a Double Gameweek 33 emergency and the deadline hits at 10am this Saturday, 18th April — there is absolutely no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the clock runs out. Double Gameweek 33 features Bournemouth, Man City, Burnley, Brighton, and Leeds all playing twice, completely reshaping optimal team selection. Meanwhile, Arsenal face a tricky single-fixture week away at Man City, and Sunderland's stunning run of form makes them a genuine threat to Aston Villa assets. We deep-dive into the top transfer targets, with Leeds' Okafor (£5.5m, 2.1% owned) leading the charge after a 15-point haul in GW32 and a jaw-dropping expected points tally of 16.5 for the double. Brentford's Thiago continues his prolific season with 21 goals, while Bournemouth's Senesi is the most transferred-in player heading into the double. On the outs, Wilson, Rogers, and Watkins all get the axe — find out exactly why their value has collapsed. We also spotlight three explosive differentials under 0.3% ownership, including a West Ham attacker fresh off a double-scoring performance and a Bournemouth cheapie with massive double-fixture upside. Chip strategy for Bench Boost and Wildcard users is covered in full, and captaincy is a near-no-brainer this week. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 32 is behind us and Gameweek 33 is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal weeks of the FPL season. With a Double Gameweek in play and a Saturday 18th April 10am deadline, the Who Got The Points? team break down everything you need to know in seven fast-paced minutes. Bournemouth, Burnley, Brighton, Chelsea, Leeds, and Man City all have two fixtures this week, making Double Gameweek assets absolutely essential for your squad. The big injury news dominates early: Ekitike is ruled out for the rest of the season and must be sold immediately, while Arsenal holders face concern with Saka and Timber still absent ahead of a tough trip to Man City. Madueke's injury also adds uncertainty to Chelsea's setup, raising questions over Palmer's premium price tag. On the transfer in side, the team go big on Marc Guéhi at just £5.1m, fresh off a 15-point Gameweek 32 haul with staggering expected points of 30.5 for GW33. Doku earns an essential differential tag at under 3% ownership, while Beto at Everton offers budget value in red-hot form. Gabriel's difficult fixture against Man City makes him a strong sell candidate despite his massive ownership. Differential spotlight falls on Hudson-Odoi at under 1% ownership and the in-form Bowen following his stunning 14-point return. Captaincy advice, chip strategy including Bench Boost and Free Hit timing, and key deadline reminders round out a must-listen episode for serious FPL managers. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 33 deadline arriving Saturday 18th April 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 making their transfers for one of the most critical double gameweeks of the season. Man City, Bournemouth, Brighton, Burnley, Chelsea, and Leeds all play twice — and your squad needs to reflect that.

We kick off with the big news: Salah has been benched again, raising serious questions about his FPL value under Arne Slot's rotation policy. Ekitike owners are urged to sell immediately following a serious injury concern, and Man City's O'Reilly carries a doubtful tag ahead of his double gameweek.

On the transfer radar, O'Reilly leads the way with a jaw-dropping expected points total of 21.4 — the highest in our dataset — while Welbeck offers double gameweek coverage at just £6.3m for Brighton. Mateus Nunes emerges as an under-the-radar City defensive option with seven assists and ten clean sheets at just £5.3m.

For transfers out, Bruno Fernandes and Ndiaye are flagged as priority exits given poor form and unfavourable fixture coverage.

In the differentials section, Mavropanos from West Ham stole Gameweek 32 with an extraordinary 21-point haul from £4.4m, while Bijol offers Leeds double gameweek exposure at just £3.9m.

Captaincy verdict: O'Reilly, with Welbeck as backup.

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