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\nBlank Gameweek 29 in\u00a0Fantasy Premier League\u00a0was always going to be a low-scoring affair with only four fixtures yielding an average tally of just 25 points.
\nThe international break that followed has naturally left managers eagerly anticipating GW30 in a bid to get some much-needed points under their belts.
\nThere will be plenty of opportunities to score heavily as well with attractive fixtures including Chelsea and Manchester United’s home games against West Brom and Brighton respectively.
\nLeeds also enjoy an inviting encounter at home to a struggling Sheffield United, while Tottenham will be equally optimistic about their trip to Newcastle.
\nThis round also features a couple of big clashes though with Manchester City and Liverpool paying visits to Leicester City and Arsenal.
\nHere are a few\u00a0tips to help guide you through GW30.
\nCAPTAIN –\u00a0HARRY KANE |\u00a0TOTTENHAM | 11.6M<\/p>\n
As if we needed further proof of Harry Kane’s current form, he managed to add two more goals to his impressive international record over the two games he featured in during the international break.
\nHis 17 goals and 13 assists this season has solidified his status as an FPL big-hitter. He has the best minutes-per-goal-involvement ratio this term as well [79].
\nKane’s recent form in the league is also encouraging. Four goals and two assists in the last four GWs makes for good reading, while\u00a0he’s also been afforded five\u00a0big chances and 10 shots from inside the box in that time.
\nThe fixture is the biggest selling point, though, with Newcastle in disarray and having conceded 24 goals so far in 2021 – only Southampton have leaked more.
\nThe best strikers are merciless and Kane has been all-business against teams in the bottom half of the table this season,\u00a0bagging 11 goals and nine assists in 14 matches.
\nALTERNATIVE
\nBRUNO FERNANDES\u00a0(11.5m) continues to be the centrepiece of United’s attack and is always on the verge of a big haul. He has created the most chances [82] and big chances [17] this season.
\nBOLD CHOICE
\nRAPHINHA\u00a0(5.7m) is undoubtedly the chief playmaker for an effervescent Leeds. No one has more than his 11 attempted assists in the last four GWs and he faces a vulnerable\u00a0Sheffield United defence.
\nONE\u00a0TO\u00a0GET
\nDOMINIC CALVERT-LEWIN\u00a0|\u00a0EVERTON | 7.6M<\/p>\n
Getting back to his best since his return from injury, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has seen four big chances in the last four GWs. He got back to scoring ways against Burnley in GW28 and\u00a0even impressed with England on international duty, bagging a\u00a0brace. Crystal Palace have proved to be weak against aerial assaults and that’s where the Everton striker is at his best.
\nONE TO AVOID
\nLEWIS DUNK\u00a0|\u00a0BRIGHTON | 5.2M<\/p>\n
The Brighton defence has impressed of late and Lewis Dunk has been at the forefront, but their goal is bound to come under more pressure in the coming weeks. A trip to Old Trafford this weekend is the first of three tough fixtures in a row before a difficult end to the season.
\nBARGAIN BUY
\nANTONIO RUDIGER\u00a0|\u00a0CHELSEA | 4.7M<\/p>\n
Antonio Rudiger has proved to be one of the regulars in a stubborn Chelsea defence under Thomas Tuchel. The Blues are good value for consistent points and their Germany centre-back represents a cheap way into\u00a0their back-line that’s kept five clean sheets in the last six games.
\nFollow @BrendonNetto
\nFor the very latest news, analysis and opinion download the Sport360 app<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Each week, Sport360 will bring you tips for the English Premier League\u2019s\u00a0official fantasy football game. Fancy pitting your\u00a0wits against us? You can join \u201cSport360 Fans League\u201d\u00a0using the code:\u00a0tc90vz
\nBlank Gameweek 29 in\u00a0Fantasy Premier League\u00a0was always going to be a low-scoring affair with only four fixtures yielding an average tally of just 25 points.
\nThe international break that followed has naturally left managers eagerly anticipating GW30 in a bid to get some much-needed points under their belts.
\nThere will be plenty of opportunities to score heavily as well with attractive fixtures including Chelsea and Manchester United\u2019s home games against West Brom and Brighton respectively.
\nLeeds also enjoy an inviting encounter at home to a struggling Sheffield United, while Tottenham will be equally optimistic about their trip to Newcastle.
\nThis round also features a couple of big clashes though with Manchester City and Liverpool paying visits to Leicester City and Arsenal.
\nHere are a few\u00a0tips to help guide you through GW30.
\nCAPTAIN \u2013\u00a0HARRY KANE |\u00a0TOTTENHAM | 11.6M<\/p>\n
As if we needed further proof of Harry Kane\u2019s current form, he managed to add two more goals to his impressive international record over the two games he featured in during the international break.
\nHis 17 goals and 13 assists this season has solidified his status as an FPL big-hitter. He has the best minutes-per-goal-involvement ratio this term as well [79].
\nKane\u2019s recent form in the league is also encouraging. Four goals and two assists in the last four GWs makes for good reading, while\u00a0he\u2019s also been afforded five\u00a0big chances and 10 shots from inside the box in that time.
\nThe fixture is the biggest selling point, though, with Newcastle in disarray and having conceded 24 goals so far in 2021 \u2013 only Southampton have leaked more.
\nThe best strikers are merciless and Kane has been all-business against teams in the bottom half of the table this season,\u00a0bagging 11 goals and nine assists in 14 matches.
\nALTERNATIVE
\nBRUNO FERNANDES\u00a0(11.5m) continues to be the centrepiece of United\u2019s attack and is always on the verge of a big haul. He has created the most chances [82] and big chances [17] this season.
\nBOLD CHOICE
\nRAPHINHA\u00a0(5.7m) is undoubtedly the chief playmaker for an effervescent Leeds. No one has more than his 11 attempted assists in the last four GWs and he faces a vulnerable\u00a0Sheffield United defence.
\nONE\u00a0TO\u00a0GET
\nDOMINIC CALVERT-LEWIN\u00a0|\u00a0EVERTON | 7.6M<\/p>\n
Getting back to his best since his return from injury, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has seen four big chances in the last four GWs. He got back to scoring ways against Burnley in GW28 and\u00a0even impressed with England on international duty, bagging a\u00a0brace. Crystal Palace have proved to be weak against aerial assaults and that\u2019s where the Everton striker is at his best.
\nONE TO AVOID
\nLEWIS DUNK\u00a0|\u00a0BRIGHTON | 5.2M<\/p>\n
The Brighton defence has impressed of late and Lewis Dunk has been at the forefront, but their goal is bound to come under more pressure in the coming weeks. A trip to Old Trafford this weekend is the first of three tough fixtures in a row before a difficult end to the season.
\nBARGAIN BUY
\nANTONIO RUDIGER\u00a0|\u00a0CHELSEA | 4.7M<\/p>\n
Antonio Rudiger has proved to be one of the regulars in a stubborn Chelsea defence under Thomas Tuchel. The Blues are good value for consistent points and their Germany centre-back represents a cheap way into\u00a0their back-line that\u2019s kept five clean sheets in the last six games.
\nFollow @BrendonNetto
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