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FPL managers will be preparing for Double Gameweek 32 that kicks off the business end of this riveting PL season.
Gameweek 31 was a bit frustrating for FPL managers, as it yielded an average of 41 FPL points. Popular FPL assets like Harry Kane, Bruno Fernandes and Kevin De Bruyne all blanked. Meanwhile, Jesse Lingard, Kelechi Iheanacho and surprisingly, Stuart Dallas all registered double-digit hauls.
I had an above-average FPL Gameweek, scoring 70 points, with Mohamed Salah as my captain. Jesse Lingard, Kelechi Iheanacho and Son Heung-Min also made sizeable contributions to my team. I benched Martinez for Robert Sanchez, who rewarded me by keeping a clean sheet.
Meanwhile, Gameweek 32 will see Jose Mourinho's Spurs play twice. FPL managers will be targeting the likes of Harry Kane, Son Heung-Min and Sergio Reguilon.
With plenty of teams such as Liverpool, Leicester City, Wolves and Arsenal embarking on good fixture run-ins, FPL managers could look to bring in some FPL assets from those teams. Whatever changes they make, they should do so before the Gameweek 32 deadline on Friday evening UK time.
Gameweek 32 Deadline: Friday, 16th April; 06:30 PM (GMT) and 11:00 PM (Indian Standard Time).
Also Read: FPL 2020-21: Best Fantasy Team for Gameweek 31 | FPL Tips.
FPL Gameweek 32 Fixtures
FPL Gameweek 32 kicks off with a clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Everton at Goodison Park on Friday night.
West Ham travel to Newcastle on Saturday afternoon, with Wolves hosting Sheffield United later in the day. Manchester United host Burnley on Sunday, while an in-form Liverpool travel to Elland Road on Monday night.
Since the FA Cup semi-finals are slated for this weekend, the remaining EPL matches will take place next week.
Chelsea host Brighton on Tuesday night. while Tottenham Hotspur take on Southampton at home on Wednesday. The Gameweek concludes with a Thursday night meeting between Leicester City and West Bromwich Albion.
Click here to view the full fixtures for FPL Gameweek 32.
FPL Team suggested for the previous Gameweek
Here is the suggested team for FPL Gameweek 31 and the points scored:
Goalkeepers: Emiliano Martinez (AVL) and Robert Sanchez (BHA).
Defenders: Craig Dawson (WHU), Luke Shaw (MUN), Cesar Azpilicueta (CHE), Pascal Struijk (LEE) and Matt Targett (AVL).
Midfielders: Jesse Lingard (WHU), Son Heung-Min (TOT), Bruno Fernandes (MUN), Mohamed Salah (LIV) and Raphinha (LEE).
Forwards: Ollie Watkins (AVL), Kelechi Iheanacho (LEI) and Harry Kane (TOT).
Captain/Vice-Captain: Harry Kane/ Bruno Fernandes.
GW 31 Average score: 41.
Points Scored (in GW): 70 (-4): 66.
Overall Rank: 174, 777.
Free Transfers available: 1.
Money Remaining: £0.6 million.
Transfers
#1 Jarrod Bowen in for Raphinha
Doubling up on West Ham's midfield wasn't something that I'd have done at the start of the season. However, West Ham are now battling to stay in the top four and are scoring more than two goals per game. Bowen looks like an exciting FPL differential, as he has scored in his last three games.
He's playing out of position as a striker in Antonio's absence and could also be on set-pieces, as Aaron Cresswell is out due to injury.
West Ham have some decent fixtures till the end of the season, and Bowen looks like he could get some decent FPL hauls.
#2 Romain Saiss in for Matt Targett
Wolves have an excellent fixture run-in towards the end of the season. Centre-back Romain Saiss looks like a solid FPL defender till the end of the season.
Wolves face Sheffield United, Burnley and West Brom in their next three games, and they'll look to win all three games and try to move back to the top half of the table.
They have a good chance of keeping clean sheets in their upcoming fixtures, and Saiss offers an extra goal threat from set-pieces as well. At £4.9 million, he looks like a decent FPL option to consider to replace Targett, who has some tough fixtures ahead.
Best FPL XI for Gameweek 32:
Chips activated: None.
Point Hits taken (if any): -4.
Captain/vice-captain: Harry Kane (or) Son Heung-Min (or) Mohamed Salah/ Bruno Fernandes (or) Jesse Lingard.
Goalkeeper:
Emiliano Martinez (AVL) (£5.4 million) | Opponent: MCI (H):
Martinez put in a terrific shift against Liverpool and was unlucky to end up on the losing side. He'll look to frustrate the Manchester City attackers next and could earn some FPL points.
Defenders:
Luke Shaw (MUN) - £5 million | Opponent: BUR (H):
Shaw and Manchester United have improved defensively, and Shaw has an opportunity of getting both defensive and attacking FPL returns in this game.
Cesar Azpilicueta (CHE) - £5.8 million | Opponent: BHA (H):
Chelsea would've been frustrated after conceding to Crystal Palace in what was otherwise a solid performance. They'll look to get back to keeping a clean sheet in this game, though.
Romain Saiss (WOL) - £4.9 million | Opponent: SHU (H):
Nuno Espirito Santo will want his side to keep a clean sheet against the Blades and build on their 1-0 win against Fulham last week. Saiss also has some FPL potential from an attacking perspective due to set-pieces.
Midfielders
Mohamed Salah (LIV) - £12.4 million | Opponent: LEE (A):
Mohamed Salah is an enticing single-fixture FPL pick for Gameweek 32. He netted a hat-trick against Leeds in the reverse fixture and could look to do so once again this game.
Son Heung-Min (TOT) - £9.4 million | Opponent: EVE (A), SOU (H):
Son Heung-Min was back among the goals, netting in the 1-3 defeat to Manchester United. Spurs need to win games if they want to make the top four, so Son could get some decent FPL hauls over these two games.
Jesse Lingard (WHU) (MID) - £6.2 million | Opponent: NEW (A):
Lingard has been sensational for the Hammers. He should continue his goal-scoring run against Newcastle and reward his FPL owners.
Bruno Fernandes (MUN) - £11 million | Opponent: BUR (H):
Fernandes has had rather modest returns in the last five Gameweeks. However, he is on the top of the FPL points charts and needs just one good game to get back to form. He is expected to be back among the FPL points against Burnley.
Jarrod Bowen (WHU) (MID) - £5.9 million | Opponent: NEW (A):
Jarrod Bowen should have an increased involvement in West Ham's goals, playing as a striker. He's a great FPL option to pair with Jesse Lingard, and he looks like he could make an impact at the business end of the season.
Forwards:
Kelechi Iheanacho (LEI) - £5.8 million | Opponent: WHU (A):
Kelechi Iheanacho showed his class again, as he almost rescued a point for Leicester City in the last gameweek. He looks like a reliable FPL budget option during a great run of fixtures for the Foxes.
Harry Kane (TOT) - £11.3 million | Opponent: EVE (A), SOU (H):
Harry Kane is an FPL must-have for these last few Gameweeks. He could deliver handsomely for his FPL owners in the Double Gameweek 32.
Bench:
GK: Robert Sanchez (BHA) (£4.4 million) | Opponent: CHE (A).
1st Sub: Craig Dawson (WHU) - £4.5 million | Opponent: NEW (A).
2nd Sub: Ollie Watkins (AVL) (FWD) - £6.4 million | Opponent: MCI (H).
3rd Sub: Pascal Struijk (LEE) - £4 million | Opponent: LIV (H).
