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Gameweek 32 is here and your squad needs sorting before the Friday 10th April deadline. In this fast-paced seven-minute episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise to give you everything you need to make the right moves this week.

We kick off with urgent injury and availability news: Chalobah is done for the season with an ankle injury and must be sold immediately, while J.Timber is rated 75% fit for Arsenal's tasty home fixture against Bournemouth. Damsgaard is also doubtful at Brentford, and Salah's confirmed summer exit raises questions about his motivation heading into a home game against Fulham.

This week's defensive hero spotlight falls on Nottingham Forest's N.Williams – a criminally underowned gem at just £4.7m and 2.9% ownership who bagged 15 points in Gameweek 31 with two assists, a clean sheet, and three bonus points. We break down why he's a must-have budget differential heading into GW32.

On the transfers in side, Welbeck's blistering form, J.Gomes as a ultra-low-ownership differential, and N.Williams top our target list. Meanwhile, Chalobah, Ekitiké, and Damsgaard are the priority exits.

For captaincy, Bruno Fernandes stands out as the clear choice with Man Utd hosting Leeds on Monday night, backed by an expected points return of 9.7 and red-hot recent form.

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With the Gameweek 32 deadline arriving Friday, 10th April at 17:30, 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 make the right moves before the clock runs out.

We kick off with the injury bulletin — Mbeumo and Šeško both withdrew from international duty but are expected fit for GW32, while Arsenal's Eze carries a calf concern with a 75% chance of playing ahead of their home clash with Bournemouth. We also flag Raul's benching at Fulham and Nott'm Forest's stunning 3-0 demolition of Spurs.

On transfers in, we break down why Welbeck (£6.2m) is essential right now after his 12-point GW31 haul, why Gibbs-White (£7.4m) is a standout differential with Forest in blistering form, and why Szoboszlai (£7.0m) offers reliable mid-price value with Liverpool hosting Fulham.

For transfers out, we make the case against Iwobi facing a brutal Liverpool away day, question Casemiro's fading attacking returns, and weigh the risk around the injured Eze.

Differentials covered include Flemming, Cunha, and Kelleher, while captaincy analysis points firmly in one direction — but you'll want to hear why before committing the armband. We also flag a key tip around Arsenal's clean sheet chances that many managers are getting wrong.

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Gameweek 31 is done and dusted, and with the Gameweek 32 deadline hitting Friday 10th April, 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 ahead of the curve before the deadline. From Nottingham Forest's stunning 3-0 thrashing of Spurs to Everton's demolition of Chelsea, we dig into the biggest results and what they mean for your squad. On the injury front, we flag concerns around Dango Ouattara, Summerville of West Ham, and Thiago – names to avoid or monitor carefully heading into GW32. In the transfer ins, we make the case for Gabriel (Arsenal) as an essential defensive pick with 14 clean sheets and a mouthwatering home fixture against Bournemouth. We also analyse Gyökeres as a clinical differential at just 11.5% ownership and Fulham's Wilson, who continues to deliver stunning value at £6.1m. On the outs, we assess why Šeško, Virgil van Dijk, and the highly-owned João Pedro could cost you big in Gameweek 32. We also spotlight two ultra-low-ownership differentials – Igor Jesus of Nottingham Forest at just 1.2% and Flemming of Burnley at 0.4% – both capable of massive green arrows. Plus, our captaincy verdict might surprise you. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 32 deadline fast approaching on Friday 10th April, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise and gives you everything you need to make the right calls before it's too late. We kick off with the biggest news hitting FPL managers right now: Alisson is out for Liverpool with no confirmed return date, and if you're still holding him, you need to hear what we're saying before that deadline hits. Brighton's two-one win over Liverpool has major FPL ripple effects, including a Dunk ban that forces a rethink on Brighton defenders. Meanwhile, Everton's three-nil demolition of Chelsea saw Tarkowski clean sheet and Beto go absolutely berserk with two goals and an assist for a monster 16-point haul. Bruno Fernandes continued his ridiculous season with another goal and assist against Bournemouth. We break down the must-have transfer targets for Gameweek 32, including a five-million-pound differential striker you simply cannot ignore, and a Brighton forward with 12 goals this season heading into a dream fixture. On the transfers out side, we name the players bleeding value and highlight why holding onto them into Gameweek 32 is a costly mistake. Differential lovers will want to stick around for three seriously underowned picks under 10% ownership from some of the hottest Gameweek 32 fixtures. Captaincy is locked in, and the logic is airtight. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 32 deadline falling on Friday the 10th of April, this episode of Who Got The Points? gives you everything you need to make the right moves before it's too late. Bruno Fernandes is the headline act — fresh off a 13-point haul in the 2-2 draw at Bournemouth, the Man United captain boasts a form rating of 9.2 (the highest in the game) and faces Leeds at Old Trafford next. With 15,000 transfers in already this gameweek, the question is: can you afford NOT to have him? We also break down why Joao Timber at £6.3m is one of the shrewdest buys heading into Gameweek 32, with Arsenal hosting Bournemouth in what could be a dream fixture. Budget defenders also get the spotlight, with Jan Paul van Hecke emerging as a standout wildcard enabler at just £4.5m. On the sell side, we assess Senesi, Aït-Nouri, and the rapidly falling Rodrigo — and why their upcoming fixtures make them liabilities. Differential hunters will want to hear about O'Reilly, J.Gomes (0.3% ownership), and Crystal Palace's Henderson, who has racked up a remarkable 86 saves this season. Captaincy analysis, chip strategy, and wildcard fixture planning are all covered in under seven minutes of sharp, data-driven FPL insight. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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The Gameweek 31 deadline hits tonight at 6:30pm and there's no time to waste — this episode of Who Got The Points? gives you everything you need to make the right calls before the window slams shut. First, the big news: both Manchester City and Crystal Palace are blank in Gameweek 31, meaning players like Rice and Sarr are must-sells. Arsenal are also without a fixture this gameweek, making Rice — despite his 24.5% ownership — a near-automatic transfer out with over 281,000 managers already moving him on. On the transfer in side, Bruno Fernandes is the hottest name in the game after two assists and 10 points in Gameweek 30. With 180,000+ managers bringing him in and an expected points tally of 8.7, he's the essential acquisition and the standout captaincy pick for GW31. Bournemouth's Senesi is another essential add — 10 points last week, nine clean sheets on the season, and just £5.1m. Fulham's Wilson also makes the transfers-in list as a reliable mid-price midfielder with 17 goal contributions. In the differentials section, Mac Allister stands out with just 2.6% ownership and 8.5 expected points against Brighton, while Garner and budget keeper Hermansen offer smart, low-owned options. Ekitiké's minutes concern is flagged — watch the team news closely. Act fast, the deadline is tonight. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 30 is in the books and Gameweek 31's deadline is fast approaching — Friday, 20th March at 6:30pm. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise and give you everything you need to know before that deadline hits. Chelsea and Arsenal both blank in Gameweek 31, meaning big-name assets like João Pedro, Palmer, Gabriel, and Saliba are sitting out — and we're giving you clear verdicts on who to hold, who to sell temporarily, and who to replace them with. Crystal Palace also have no fixture, making Mitchell another asset to recycle. On the bright side, Newcastle's Gordon backed up our buy call with an 11-point Gameweek 30 haul and now faces Sunderland at home in the Tyne-Wear derby — we're naming him our captain pick. We also break down the top transfers in for Gameweek 31, including Brentford's O.Dango, Fulham's Raúl against a rock-bottom Burnley side, and why those moves make sense right now. In the differentials section, we spotlight Brighton's Gomez at just 0.4% ownership, West Ham's Diouf — six assists from a £4m defender — and Nottingham Forest's Anderson, who's flying under the radar ahead of a trip to Spurs. We also flag an important Haaland fitness update managers need to monitor before the deadline. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With Gameweek 31's Friday deadline fast approaching, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise to give you everything you need to nail your transfers in under seven minutes. It's a blank gameweek with only eight fixtures, and the hosts break down exactly which assets to target and which deadweights to shift before 6:30pm on Friday.

In the news round-up, fitness concerns surround Konate, Isak, Tonali, and Romero, while Damsgaard's injury could disrupt Brighton's creativity ahead of their Liverpool clash. Mane's early substitution for Brentford also raises role questions under Keith Andrews.

The episode's defensive deep-dive from Gameweek 30 uncovers some serious value plays. Bournemouth's Truffert (£4.6m, 3.2% ownership) hauled 11 points and faces Man Utd on Friday night – making him arguably the best budget defender in the game. Senesi is highlighted as essential with nine clean sheets and seven expected points for GW31, while Newcastle's Gordon (£7.3m) is named both a must-buy and the captaincy pick ahead of the Tyne-Wear derby against Sunderland.

On the transfers out list, Crystal Palace's Canvot, Richards, and Man City's Semenyo are all flagged due to blank fixtures with zero expected points.

Differentials Bassey (Fulham), Frimpong (Liverpool), and Van Hecke (Brighton) are spotlighted for savvy managers looking to gain an edge. Free Hit chip strategy is also discussed given the volume of blanking premium players. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 30 is done and the Gameweek 31 deadline is Friday 20th March at 6:30pm – and there are some massive calls to make right now. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we cut through the noise and give you everything you need to finalise your squad before the deadline hits.

We cover the key injury and availability concerns heading into Gameweek 31, including Jimenez's bench role for Burnley, Gibbs-White's fitness scare, question marks over Reece James and Timber, Gudmundsson's suspension weakening Brighton, and a suspensions watch for players on four or more yellow cards.

On transfers in, we break down why Szoboszlai (£7.0m) is one of the standout picks of the gameweek after his 11-point haul, why Iwobi (£6.4m) offers elite value in a one-difficulty home fixture, and why Cunha (£8.0m) continues to deliver under Carrick at Man Utd.

For transfers out, we flag Eze and both Wolves midfielders André and J.Gomes – all blanking due to no Gameweek 31 fixture.

On differentials, Mac Allister, Petrović, and Casemiro all stand out as low-ownership picks with serious upside. We also reveal our Gameweek 31 captain pick and make the case for tripling up on Newcastle ahead of their derby clash with Sunderland.

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Gameweek 31 is here and the deadline hits Friday 20th March at 6:30pm — meaning you have less time than usual to act. In this packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before the week's biggest decisions. We kick off with the major talking point from Gameweek 30: Mohamed Salah was benched by Arne Slot for Liverpool vs Spurs, raising serious rotation concerns ahead of a tricky Brighton away fixture. We also cover Ekitike's limited minutes, Richarlison's eye-catching haul, and a glaring injury concern trio — Le Fee, Ballard, and Mukiele — all racing against the clock. Sunderland's attacking drought also gets the spotlight ahead of a daunting Newcastle trip. On transfers in, Bruno Fernandes leads the charge as an essential pick, backed by 16 assists, elite form, and a dream Bournemouth fixture. Jarrod Bowen offers premium mid-price value, while Šeško is the exciting budget option combining brilliantly with Fernandes in a red-hot United attack. We also flag who to sell — Ekitike's rotation risk, Gyökeres' blank gameweek, and Wilson's fading form. Differentials include an in-form Richarlison at 5.5% ownership, Welbeck at just 4% ahead of Liverpool, and ultra-budget gem Flemming at 0.3%. Captaincy verdict? It's all Bruno. Don't miss this one before Friday's early deadline. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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