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FPL managers will need to get their game faces on, as another Double Gameweek is on the horizon. The FA Cup final between Chelsea and Leicester City clashes with Gameweek 36, so those two fixtures and others have been rearranged to be played in FPL Gameweek 35.
This Double Gameweek will come as a relief to many FPL managers after a sub-par Gameweek 34 that yielded an average of 39 FPL points. The most popular FPL captain, Harry Kane, blanked while his teammates Gareth Bale and Son Heung-Min registered double-digit hauls.
I secured 42 FPL points in Gameweek 34 that could've been more had I not gone for an ill-advised captaincy punt on Stuart Dallas.
The clash between Manchester United and Liverpool was postponed, and this creates a possibility of another Double Gameweek before the season ends. It should throw a wrench into the plans of FPL managers, as United were initially set to have a blank in Gameweek 36.
FPL managers, thus, have plenty to consider before making their transfers for this Gameweek. With teams like Leicester City, Arsenal and Chelsea blanking in Gameweek 36, FPL managers should think twice before bringing in FPL assets from these teams.
Whatever moves they make, they should do so before the Gameweek 35 deadline on Friday evening UK time.
Gameweek 35 Deadline: Friday, 7th May; 06:30 PM (BST) and 11:00 PM (Indian Standard Time).
Also Read: FPL 2020-21: Best Fantasy Team for Gameweek 34 | FPL Tips.
FPL Gameweek 35 Fixtures
Gameweek 35 kicks off with a Friday night meeting between Leicester City and Newcastle at the King Power Stadium. Spurs travel to Elland Road to take on Leeds United on Saturday afternoon, with Manchester City and Chelsea locking horns later in the day.
Aston Villa will host Manchester United on Sunday afternoon, with West Ham and Everton taking on each other later in the day. Burnley will travel to Craven Cottage for a Monday night clash against Fulham that will mark the end of the regular fixtures of the Gameweek.
Eight teams will play twice in Double Gameweek 35, and the first of those fixtures will see Southampton host Crystal Palace on Tuesday night. Chelsea will take on Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night. The Gameweek will conclude with a Thursday night faceoff between Aston Villa and Everton.
Click here to view the full fixtures for FPL Gameweek 35.
FPL Team suggested for the previous Gameweek
Here is the suggested team for FPL Gameweek 34:
Goalkeepers: Emiliano Martinez (AVL) and Robert Sanchez (BHA).
Defenders: Trent Alexander-Arnold (LIV), Luke Shaw (MUN), Cesar Azpilicueta (CHE), Stuart Dallas (LEE) and Romain Saiss (WOL).
Midfielders: Jesse Lingard (WHU), Adama Traore (WOL), Son Heung-Min (TOT), Mohamed Salah (LIV) and Jarrod Bowen (WHU).
Forwards: Ollie Watkins (AVL), Kelechi Iheanacho (LEI) and Harry Kane (TOT).
Captain/Vice-Captain: Mohamed Salah/ Bruno Fernandes.
GW 34 Average score: 39.
Points Scored (in GW): 42 (-4): 38.
Overall Rank: 183, 089.
Free Transfers available: 1.
Money Remaining: £0.9 million.
Transfers
#1 Gylfi Sigurdsson for Adama Traore
Gylfi Sigurdsson looks like a great FPL differential for the remainder of the season. With teams like Leicester City and Chelsea blanking in Gameweek 36, I feel that targeting FPL assets from Everton could prove fruitful.
Sigurdsson is the first-choice penalty taker for the Toffees and looks to have cemented his spot in the team. While he has scored just two goals in his last five appearances, his stats suggest he could've had more.
Everton have some great fixtures leading up to Gameweek 38, so Sigurdsson's penalty duties and goal threat from open play make him a good budget FPL differential.
#2 Seamus Coleman for Romain Saiss
Seamus Coleman looks like a delightful FPL budget option for the run-in. The Everton right-back has reclaimed his place in the team and has put in some impressive performances.
His two assists, three clean sheets and three bonus points in the last five games make him one of the most in-form FPL defenders.
While Lucas Digne could be a better option, Coleman offers excellent value at £4.9 million. Everton have played better away from home. Considering that three of their remaining five games are away fixtures, Coleman can be expected to rack up the FPL points.
Best FPL XI for Gameweek 35:
Chips activated: None.
Point Hits taken (if any): -4.
Captain/vice-captain: Gylfi Sigurdsson (or) Ollie Watkins (or) Kelechi Iheanacho/ Harry Kane (or) Mohamed Salah.
Goalkeeper
Emiliano Martinez (AVL) (£5.4 million) | Opponent: MUN (H), EVE (H): Aston Villa are without a clean sheet in their last seven matches, so Emiliano Martinez could look to set that record straight. A clean sheet, combined with some save points, could give his FPL owners sizeable hauls this week.
Defenders
Trent Alexander-Arnold (LIV) - £7.5 million | Opponent: SOU (H): With five games to go, Liverpool will be eyeing a place in the top four and should go all out to secure qualification for the Champions League next season. Trent Alexander-Arnold looks like he's back to his best and should produce some big FPL hauls towards the end of the season.
Luke Shaw (MUN) - £5.1 million | Opponent: AVL (A), LEI (H): Luke Shaw has been the most creative FPL defender this season and has been unlucky not to get more attacking returns. Manchester United will fancy their chances against Villa and Leicester, so Shaw could look to get FPL points from attack and defence.
Cesar Azpilicueta (CHE) - £5.8 million | Opponent: MCI (A), ARS (H): Usually, I'd have benched Azpilicueta, considering the heavy rotation at Chelsea. However, considering that they face two of the 'Big Six' this week, Tuchel could start the club captain in this Gameweek.
Seamus Coleman (EVE) - £4.9 million | Opponent: WHU (A), AVL (A): Seamus Coleman looks like a solid FPL option this Gameweek. The Toffees should give their best in these two must-win games, and Coleman looks like he could have a good time both in attack and defence.
Midfielders
Mohamed Salah (LIV) - £12.5 million | Opponent: SOU (H): Liverpool and Mohamed Salah will be raring to take to the pitch against the Saints after their Gameweek 34 clash was postponed. Salah is in good form at the moment, and he should get some FPL returns in this match.
Son Heung-Min (TOT) - £9.5 million | Opponent: LEE (A): Son was in excellent touch against the Blades in Gameweek 34, producing a 12-point FPL haul. He'll look to carry that form into this Gameweek as Spurs push for a place in the top four.
Gylfi Sigurdsson (EVE) (MID) - £6.9 million | Opponent: WHU (A), AVL (A): Both of Everton's opponents this Gameweek are in poor defensive form. Considering that they are pushing hard for the European places, Everton should score some goals this Gameweek, and Sigurdsson is likely to be involved.
Forwards
Kelechi Iheanacho (LEI) - £6 million | Opponent: NEW (H), MUN (A): Considering the form he's in, Kelechi Iheanacho is now an FPL must-have, if not a captaincy contender for Double Gameweek 35. Both Newcastle and Manchester United are fixtures in which Leicester can score goals, and Iheanacho is very likely to be involved.
Ollie Watkins (AVL) (FWD) - £6.3 million | Opponent: MUN (H), EVE (H): With six attacking returns in the last seven games, Watkins looks to be in good form heading into Double Gameweek 35. Aston Villa have been in decent goalscoring form, and Watkins should continue his impressive run and haul big for his FPL owners.
Harry Kane (TOT) - £11.5 million | Opponent: LEE (A): Kane wasn't involved in any of the goals in Spurs' 4-0 win over Sheffield United. He'll be eager to get his name back on the scoresheet in Gameweek 35 and should get some FPL points for his owners.
Bench:
GK: Robert Sanchez (BHA) (£4.4 million) | Opponent: WOL (A):
1st Sub: Jesse Lingard (WHU) (MID) - £6.3 million | Opponent: BUR (A).
2nd Sub: Stuart Dallas (LEE) - £5.2 million | Opponent: TOT (H):
3rd Sub: Jarrod Bowen (WHU) (MID) - £5.9 million | Opponent: BUR (A).
