Thanks for subscribing! The Gameweek 10 deadline is tonight (Friday 6 November) at 6:30pm, and the transfer market is moving fast. Evanilson and N.Jackson are being hoovered up, Arsenal assets are under the microscope, and there are a few sneaky differentials worth a look. Here's everything you need before you lock in your team.
Injury & Team News Bulletin
Rice
Rogers
Henderson (Chelsea): flagged as doubtful with illness, 75% chance of playing. Check his status before the deadline.
Arsenal edged Slavia Prague in midweek. Calafiori was rested while Rice played the full 90 minutes, and Saliba was unused.
Konsa has an injury update to monitor.
Baleba has an injury concern worth checking if you own him.
Arsenal host Hull City on Saturday. Hull away carries the toughest fixture rating on the board (5), so Arsenal's defence looks very appealing.
Top 3 Transfers In
1. Evanilson (Bournemouth, £6.4m)
The big mover of the week: 471,000 transfers in, taking ownership to 18.6%.
Scored in Bournemouth's 2-0 win over Leeds, played 75 minutes and picked up three bonus points for 9 in total.
Four goals and four assists this season, with a form score of 8.5.
Bournemouth travel to Ipswich in Gameweek 10.
Verdict: ESSENTIAL. Premium-level returns at a mid-price tag.
2. N.Jackson (Aston Villa, £7.0m)
383,000 managers have brought him in, with ownership at 26.4%.
Scored in the 1-1 draw with Fulham, played the full 90 and banked three bonus points for 9 points.
Five goals this season and form of 8.2.
Villa face Manchester United away in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated 3 for both sides, so it's a coin flip. But the form is hard to ignore.
Verdict: GOOD.
3. Calafiori (Arsenal, £5.9m)
53,000 transfers in, though more managers moved him out. Owned by 48%.
Five clean sheets, one goal and two assists this season, plus six points in the 1-0 win at Liverpool.
Arsenal host Hull City on Saturday, so clean sheet potential is huge.
Verdict: GOOD. The price rise is a reminder not to wait too long.
Keeping tabs on prices before the deadline? Check live price changes so you don't get caught out.
Top 3 Transfers Out
1. Henderson (Chelsea, £4.9m)
24,000 transfers out, and he has already dropped in price.
Illness doubt with only a 75% chance to play, and he didn't feature against Manchester United despite a form score of 5.8.
Chelsea travel to Sunderland, a fixture rated 4 for Sunderland at home, so it's tougher than it looks.
Verdict: SELL if you don't have the cover. If you can't risk a benched player, move on.
2. White (Arsenal, £5.4m)
Over 24,000 managers have sold him and he has lost value.
Sat out the Liverpool win with zero minutes. Four clean sheets and three assists are nice, but no minutes means no points.
Verdict: HOLD only if he's confirmed to start. Otherwise, switch to Calafiori. Keep an eye on the press conferences.
3. Haaland (Manchester City, £15.8m)
12,000 transfers out, but 35,000 in, and 79% ownership says it all.
Played 90 minutes in the 0-1 loss to Brighton and scraped just two points.
Nine goals this season and form of 7.2.
City face Nottingham Forest away, a fixture rated 4 for the home side.
Verdict: KEEP. You can't be without him, but it is a spicy away test.
Differentials Under 10% Ownership
Neto (Chelsea, £6.6m, 5% owned)
36,000 transfers in already.
Form of 6.5, three goals this season, and he played 86 minutes in the 2-0 win over Manchester United.
Chelsea go to Sunderland. Strong underlying numbers, and he could haul if Chelsea's attack clicks.
Robertson (Spurs, £4.3m, 2.5% owned)
Picked up 8 points against Crystal Palace in the 2-0 win, with a clean sheet and two bonus points in 76 minutes.
Spurs travel to Leeds, a 3-3 fixture rating.
A budget defender with real bonus potential.
Muharemović (Leeds, £5.1m, 6.1% owned)
Played the full 90 minutes against Bournemouth, with two assists this season and form of 4.8.
Leeds host Spurs on Saturday.
A decent enabler with some attacking threat from the back.
Bargain bonus: Ouattara (Ipswich, £4.0m) grabbed an assist in the 2-2 draw with Hull and has two assists this season. If you need a cheap fifth defender, he plays at home to Bournemouth. For more cheap options, find more bargain picks or browse more differentials.
Captaincy Corner
Haaland remains the template at 79% ownership, but Evanilson is the in-form alternative. Bournemouth's attacking returns are real, though away from home is a tougher ask. For safe armband points, Haaland against a leaky Forest is the call. If you want a punt, N.Jackson is the sharper play.
Our pick: Haaland.
Key Tips Before the Deadline
Don't chase every rising player. Be selective.
Cover your injury doubts before 6:30pm, and check Henderson's status on Friday.
Rotate Arsenal defenders carefully given the Saliba, Calafiori and White rotation.
Look ahead to Gameweek 11, where Arsenal travel to Newcastle and Manchester City host Fulham.
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