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9th November 2018
11:37am GMT
2. Xherdan Shaqiri - Liverpool, £7m
After Liverpool's midweek catastrophe in Belgrade, Jürgen Klopp will be looking to change his team and inject a bit of creativity into the side. Enter: Xherdan Shaqiri. Having sat out of the Champions League trip for his own safety, Shaqiri will be fit and raring to go this weekend. His impact off the bench has been notable on several occasions this season, and Klopp could well reward him with a start against Fulham, who are also dreadful in defence. I genuinely fear for Fulham's defence this weekend. If they ship more than three goals, it will surely be the defeat that seals Jokanović's fate.
Only 2.3% of managers currently have Shaqiri in their side. It would be rude not to, really.
3. Grady Diangana - West Ham, £4.5m
If you're looking to save some money in midfield to splash some on a new striker, then look no further than West Ham's Grady Diangana. In the absence of Jack Wilshere and Andriy Yarmolenko, Hammers boss Manuel Pellegrini has had to do some shuffling. Moving Snodgrass into a more central role, Diangana has been given a chance to impress on the wing. And he's taken it. No goals so far, but very promising performances would suggest that eventually the end product will come. West Ham travel north to take on Huddersfield on Saturday, who are struggling down in 18th having conceded 21 goals already this season.
Unsurprisingly, he is owned by just 0.1 per cent of FPL managers. But on the off chance that he bags a hat-trick, you could be one of a select few to reap the benefits.
4. David Brooks - Bournemouth, £5.1m
When joined Bournemouth from Sheffield United for £11.5m, there was a lot of excitement surrounding David Brooks. And it's clear to see why, as the 21-year-old has settled into the Premier League seamlessly. With three goals for Bournemouth to his name already, the Welshman will be looking to add a fourth this weekend against Newcastle. At a very reasonable price of just £5.1m and featuring in just 2.5% of FPL teams, Brooks could be the difference maker in gameweek 12.
5. Ricardo Pereira - Leicester, £5m
One of the great tricks of fantasy football is to take advantage of the categorisation of players' positions. For example, Mohamed Salah is counted as a midfielder, despite basically being a striker. You can gain a similar advantage by selecting defenders who sometimes play in midfield, as is the case with Leicester City's Ricardo Pereira. Claude Puel has switched between using him as a right back and a right winger, but whichever position he plays this weekend, he will be bombing forward, looking to get in behind Burnley's uncharacteristically frail defence.
He costs just £5m, but has racked up 40 FPL points this season and has been selected by just 4.8% of coaches.
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