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Gameweek 29 is done and dusted, and there's no time to waste with the Gameweek 30 deadline landing on Saturday 14th March at 1:30pm — earlier than you might expect. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to maximise their points haul this week.

We kick off with the key news items shaping your transfer decisions: João Pedro's stunning hat-trick and assist in Chelsea's 4-1 demolition of Aston Villa, O'Reilly's ankle injury concern ahead of a tricky Man City fixture, Virgil van Dijk's disappointing return after Liverpool's shock defeat to Wolves, and Saka continuing his fine form with a goal and clean sheet for Arsenal.

Our top transfer ins for Gameweek 30 include the in-form João Pedro (9.7 expected points vs Newcastle), the prolific Semenyo despite a tough Man City fixture, and budget gem Anderson from Nottingham Forest at just £5.4m. On the outs, O'Reilly's injury makes him an easy sell, while Virgil and Anthony also come under the microscope.

We also spotlight three differentials under 10% ownership — including a sub-1% Arsenal defender who returned 9 points in Gameweek 29 and could be your secret mini-league weapon. Plus, our captain pick is locked in with a very clear frontrunner given the form and fixture combination.

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With the Gameweek 30 deadline arriving Saturday 14th March at 13:30 GMT, there's no time to waste — and this episode of Who Got The Points? has everything FPL managers need to act fast and smart. We kick off with rapid-fire injury news covering Roefs at Bournemouth, Fulham defensive concerns around Wilson, Andersen and Kevin, plus the Man United doubts of Maguire and Shaw ahead of their Newcastle clash. Rotation red flags are raised for Xhaka and Kroupi after both came off the bench in Gameweek 29.

Our deep dive into Gameweek 29 defensive contribution points reveals the standout performers you need on your radar. Senesi (£4.9m) earned 11 points with maximum bonus in a clean sheet against Brentford and faces Burnley next — he's flagged as essential. Ballard from Sunderland (£4.6m, 3.5% owned) is criminally underrated with six clean sheets and a nine-point haul. Garner from Everton (£5.2m) rounds out the top three with ten clean sheets — the joint highest of any midfielder in the data.

On transfers out, Ekitiké's blank against Wolves raises questions, while Rayan from Bournemouth looks expendable. Dewsbury-Hall is one to hold after a nine-point Gameweek 29 return. For differentials, Diarra from Sunderland (0.1% owned) and goalkeeper Henderson from Crystal Palace offer serious upside. Captain spotlight falls on B.Fernandes — but there's a crucial caveat before you lock in that armband. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 29 deadline hitting on Tuesday 3rd March at 6PM, 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 that tight turnaround deadline arrives.

We kick off with the key injury news — Wilson is doubtful with an ankle concern but has a 75% chance of playing after a stunning 12-point haul in Gameweek 28. Meanwhile, Mbeumo blanked badly and faces a tough trip to Newcastle, making him one of the most transferred-out players this week.

On the transfer front, we highlight Iwobi as a budget differential gold mine at just £6.3m, with Fulham hosting West Ham at Craven Cottage. Mac Allister earns an 'Essential' verdict at £6.2m, boasting the highest expected points of any player in Gameweek 29 at 7.8 against Wolves. Gabriel also gets the nod as a set-piece threat for Arsenal's trip to Brighton.

For transfers out, we make the case for moving on Mbeumo, Raúl, and potentially Casemiro — all blanking in Gameweek 28 with difficult fixtures ahead.

In the differentials section, Brighton's Gomez stands out at just £4.9m with five goals this season and under 1% ownership. Souček also gets a mention as a value pick for West Ham's trip to Fulham.

Captaincy verdict? Mac Allister. Don't overthink it.

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The Gameweek 29 deadline is Tuesday 3rd March at 6PM and there is no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves, from injury concerns to the hottest transfer targets on the market.

On the injury and suspension front, Odegaard missed Arsenal's Gameweek 28 clash with Chelsea and his availability remains uncertain, while Raya and Rice both picked up knocks and are being monitored. Andersen's status is also unclear for Man Utd, and three unnamed players are sitting on nine yellow cards, one booking away from a suspension. Evanilson's injury continues to affect Bournemouth's attacking options ahead of a home fixture against Brentford.

For transfers in, Bruno Fernandes leads the way after a stunning 13-point Gameweek 28 haul, with nearly 100k transfers in and an expected points of 7.9. Sesko offers differential value at 7.3m with real momentum, while Semenyo is flagged as essential after 14 goals and six assists this season for Man City.

On the way out, Joao Pedro, Palmer, and Solanke are all highlighted as players to move on given poor recent returns and tough upcoming fixtures.

Differentials Welbeck, Gyokeres, and Fleming are discussed for low-ownership potential hauls, and the captaincy verdict is delivered with confidence.

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With Tuesday's Gameweek 29 deadline fast approaching, this episode of Who Got The Points? cuts through the noise to give FPL managers everything they need to make the right moves before 6PM on March 3rd. We kick off with the big injury concern surrounding Erling Haaland, who was absent from Man City's squad in Gameweek 28 — is he worth the risk for GW29? Plus, O'Reilly is reportedly carrying a knock and Szoboszlai's positional shift into midfield raises serious questions about his FPL value. On the transfer radar, Virgil van Dijk is flagged as essential — nine clean sheets, three goals, and a stunning 8.8 expected points against Wolves at home. Ekitiké is the standout pick after a 15-point Gameweek 28 haul with one goal, two assists, and three bonus points. Bargain defender Aït-Nouri also earns a strong verdict after 11 points in GW28. On the sell list, Bowen, Szoboszlai, and Petrović all come under scrutiny. For differential hunters, Van den Berg at just 0.9% ownership and Truffert at 2.1% offer genuine mini-league winning potential. Captaincy analysis points firmly toward Ekitiké or Van Dijk, with Liverpool's blistering form against Wolves making it a clear double Liverpool attack week. Don't miss your deadline — act fast. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 29 deadline hitting Tuesday the 3rd of March at 6pm, 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 those crucial transfer decisions.

We kick off with the rapid-fire news bulletin — Tolu was benched for Wolves against Aston Villa in Gameweek 28, raising serious doubts about his place ahead of a tough Liverpool fixture. Mosquera is closing in on a suspension, Rogers blanked again, and the Arsenal vs Chelsea clash at the Emirates adds a tricky double-fixture dynamic for Arsenal asset holders to navigate.

On the transfer front, we make the case for three essential signings: Declan Rice (£7.5m) remains one of the most reliable midfielders in FPL with 12 clean sheets and 8 assists; Liverpool's Konaté (£5.5m) is a criminally underowned defensive gem ahead of a home clash with West Ham; and Bournemouth's Hill (£4.1m) offers outstanding budget value with a dream home fixture against Brentford.

For differentials, J.Gomes exploded in Gameweek 28 with a goal, assist, and max bonus at just 0.3% ownership. We also highlight Madueke and Adli as high-upside picks flying under the radar.

Captaincy goes to Rice, and we explain exactly why he deserves the armband this week.

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With Friday's Gameweek 28 deadline looming at 6:30pm on the 27th of February, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know to make the perfect transfers before it's too late. We recap the key Gameweek 27 results, including Arsenal's stunning 4-1 demolition of Spurs, Liverpool's narrow win at Nottingham Forest, and a surprise clean sheet performer between the sticks for Man Utd who is flying under the radar. Looking ahead to Gameweek 28, the standout fixture is Arsenal vs Chelsea on Sunday, while Leeds vs Man City on Saturday evening is shaping up to be a goal fest. On the transfer front, we analyse three must-consider ins: a budget Brentford attacker with five goals and five assists being snapped up by over 105,000 managers, the irresistible Haaland ahead of a mouthwatering away fixture, and a dirt-cheap goalkeeper offering exceptional clean sheet potential. We also highlight three players to sell, including a widely-owned Arsenal defender carrying serious rotation risk and a Man Utd midfielder dividing opinion despite elite underlying stats. For differential hunters, we spotlight three sub-10% owned gems capable of hauls in Gameweek 28, including a Bournemouth keeper with seven clean sheets at just £5m. Captaincy advice is clear-cut this week, but there's one intriguing armband alternative worth considering. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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With the Gameweek 28 deadline hitting Friday 27th February at 6:30PM, there's no time to waste. In this packed episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves. Gameweek 27 delivered some stunning results — Arsenal demolished Spurs 4-1, Liverpool edged Forest, and Everton shocked Man United — and now we're analysing how those outcomes shape your transfer decisions ahead of GW28.

The hottest transfer in the game right now? Brentford's O.Dango at just £5.9m — over 105,000 managers are moving for him, and with five goals, five assists, and an expected points score of 6.3 against Burnley, he's the standout budget midfielder of the week. We also cover Lammens as an elite budget goalkeeper option and Scott from Bournemouth as a clean sheet enabler worth considering.

On the sell side, we look at why nearly 200,000 managers are offloading Timber, why Sarr's form collapse makes him expendable, and the difficult decision surrounding Bruno Fernandes at £9.9m after another GW27 blank.

We also highlight three differential picks all under 1% ownership — including Adli, M.Fernandes, and Groß — for managers looking to gain ground in their mini-leagues. Plus, captaincy advice with Haaland eyeing down Leeds.

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With the Gameweek 28 deadline hitting Friday at 6:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before making their moves. We kick off with the latest injury and team news, including Gordon and Hall being rested in Gameweek 27, plus the hugely positive returns of Wissa and Botman to training – key updates for Brentford and Newcastle owners alike. Arsenal's demolition of Spurs 4-1 sets up a blockbuster Sunday clash against Chelsea, while Man City's 2-1 win over Newcastle had one standout performer absolutely lighting up the scoreboards. Our top three transfers IN for Gameweek 28 include a five-million-pound defender who bagged 17 points in GW27, a clinical Arsenal striker with double-digit goals this season, and a Liverpool defensive stalwart with an unmissable home fixture. On the transfers OUT side, two Chelsea assets face a nightmare difficulty-5 away trip to Arsenal, making them prime candidates to offload. We also spotlight three differential picks all under 10% ownership – including an ultra-low-owned goalkeeper and a midfielder quietly racking up goal contributions all season. Captaincy options are debated, with one explosive budget pick standing out above the rest. Don't let the Friday deadline catch you out – get your transfers locked in early. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 27 is in the books and the Gameweek 28 deadline is coming fast — Friday 27th February at 6:30pm. In this urgent episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to act on right now before it's too late. We kick off with the biggest news story of the moment: Mbeumo limped off in Gameweek 27, casting serious doubt over his availability and captaincy credentials ahead of the deadline. We also cover Michael Carrick's comments on Šeško's minutes management, Eddie Howe's fitness updates on Gordon and Botman, and analyse the standout fixtures — Liverpool vs West Ham and Arsenal hosting Chelsea (rated difficulty five away). In our defensive spotlight, O'Reilly from Man City steals the show with a stunning 17-point haul, while Mitchell and Van Dijk both delivered 11-point returns. Our top transfer ins for Gameweek 28 are O'Reilly (essential, 8.7 xPts vs Leeds), Van Dijk (essential, home to West Ham), and budget gem Hill from Bournemouth at just £4.1m. We also flag who to sell, including Mbeumo, Wan-Bissaka, and an underperforming Bournemouth midfielder. Differentials covered include Konaté, Dalot, and Šeško — all under 5% ownership with big potential. Captaincy verdict? O'Reilly is the clear call. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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