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#3 Roberto Pereyra
The Watford midfielder has 2 goals in his last 2 games and his upcoming couple of games seem decent bets for points; playing against Newcastle and Southampton, both of whom are struggling in the league currently. After this, they take on Liverpool which might be a tad tougher.
Still, for an asking price of only £6.4, the Argentinian is a pretty good option for a staggered, if not a consistent return of points. Pereyra currently has a total of 55; only 1 less than Raheem Sterling who is priced nearly £5 over him.
He did, however, go on a non-goalscoring run for some time, so keep that in mind that you won't probably get a week in week out points yielder. But I do rate his chances of grabbing some more points this month. His competition in the same price bracket Ryan Fraser, on the other hand, has a pretty wretched run of fixtures coming up which goes on till the end of December. So it would be wise probably to opt for Pereyra.
