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2) Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (CRY) –
Arsenal endured a difficult visit to Sheffield United in game-week nine and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang international was starved of service as the Gunners’ struggled for creativity. The Gunners have traditionally been a side that thrives on beating the midtable teams at the Emirates and this encounter should prove an entirely different kettle of fish from their last one.
Only Sadio Mane (59), Sergio Aguero (61) and Kevin De Bruyne (66) have registered more FPL points so far this season than Aubameyang’s 57 and only Aguero and Tammy Abraham (both eight) have scored more goals than his seven.
He is ranked fourth amongst forwards for SoT with 11 and fifth for ‘big chances’ with eight. Arsenal have scored eight goals in their four matches at the Emirates so far, landing 25 SoT, an average of over six a game. Their opponents Crystal Palace have conceded seven goals on the road this season and are yet to keep a clean sheet on their travels.
