Fantasy Premier League Tips for GW4: Injury updates on Ismaila Sarr, Matty Cash and William Saliba, plus the best replacements, including Jack Grealish.
Antoine Semenyo shined with a brace in Gameweek 1 for Fantrax and Sleeper managers and is favored to produce in Gameweek 2 for a home match against Wolves.
Arsenal disappointed in Gameweek 1 in fantasy terms, but that should change in Gameweek 2 at home against Leeds United where Bukayo Saka leads the FPL rankings.
There are a lot of FPL questions that need answering ahead of Gameweek 1 and BigMan Bakar provides them, including Jorgen Strand Larsen, a favorite value forward.
Jeremy Doku is a great fantasy asset when he starts, something that will be a question ahead of Gameweek 1, as he expects to rank well in Fantrax and Sleeper leagues.
West Ham and Jarrod Bowen open the 25/26 season against Sunderland, and find themselves high up the Gameweek 1 FPL rankings, even in some captain discussions.
Bruno Fernandes is a talking point ahead of Fantrax and Sleeper drafts after Man United's summer additions, but he still makes the top 10 of the 2025/26 rankings.
Mohamed Salah is fresh off a monster season and unsurprisingly leads the Fantasy Premier League rankings ahead of the 2025/26 season.
It'll be difficult to win in Fantrax and Sleeper leagues in Gameweek 36 without Manchester City players, but Chris Wood and Nottingham Forest could be useful.
A revived Kevin De Bruyne could be the most popular captain choice in a Gameweek 36 matchup against Southampton, as he leads the FPL rankings.
Sunday's three-game DraftKings DFS slate features Brentford as the biggest favorite, while teams like Manchester United and Tottenham expect heavy rotation.
In his final Leicester City season, Jamie Vardy has a chance to close with a bang and is a top FPL differential heading into Gameweek 35.
Pedro Neto has been one of the best Fantrax performers in recent weeks and that's earned him a spot in the top 10 of the Gameweek 35 rankings.
Brentford players like Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa may be a little easier to trust than Manchester City in the Gameweek 35 FPL rankings.
Matheus Cunha and Wolverhampton are ending the season with a bang and Fantrax managers are reaping the benefits ahead of Gameweek 34.
Ryan Sessegnon has started three straight matches and is one of the best FPL values ahead of a Gameweek 34 trip to Southampton.
Niclas Fullkrug finally started over the weekend and has a decent chance to remain in that role, writes Ethan Sexton ahead of Gameweek 34.
Diogo Jota has struggled for goals of late, but BJ Cunningham thinks he can turn that around Sunday against West Ham.