GW10 Price Rises Are Moving Fast: Two Essentials to Lock In Before the Deadline

Arsenal edged Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield, keeping Gabriel's clean sheet streak very much alive.

Brighton blanked Man City 1-0, and their backline and goalkeeper are the talk of the town.

Bournemouth beat Leeds 2-0. Kroupi is back from injury and on radars, so watch whose minutes he takes at Ipswich this weekend.

Chelsea beat Man Utd 2-0, and Rogers continues to be the most popular midfielder in the game.

Managers are facing the media, so check team news before locking in transfers, especially if you are considering a wildcard this gameweek.

Over 100,000 transfers in this gameweek, ownership at 23.3%.

Six clean sheets and 26 saves this season.

Just returned 11 points with a clean sheet and three bonus (51 total points).

Brighton host Brentford, which is tricky, but he remains a premium budget keeper.

132,000 transfers in, ownership at 25%.

Six clean sheets and just five goals conceded all season, with a goal to his name as well.

Arsenal host Hull City with a fixture difficulty rating of 2 at home.

Form of 8.2 and an expected 8.2 points for Gameweek 10.

Nearly 600,000 transfers in, the most popular move in the game, with ownership at 19.7%.

Scored last time out, played 75 minutes and picked up three bonus points for nine in total.

Four goals and four assists on the season (52 total points).

Form of 8.5 and an expected 8.5 points for Gameweek 10 against Ipswich Town.

Over 139,000 managers are selling and he has dropped in price.

Just one point last time out against Chelsea, and Man Utd have conceded 15 goals with zero clean sheets.

United face Aston Villa at home this weekend, with expected points of only 4.8.

Ownership is high at 47%, but form has cooled to 3.2 and he managed only two points last time.

The season has still been strong, with six assists and 60 total points.

Brighton face Brentford this weekend. If you own him, hold rather than panic.

Owned by 53% and has already had a big price rise, with over 240,000 transfers in this week.

Five goals this season and nine points last time out (50 total points).

Chelsea travel to Sunderland, a tough one, so do not sell, but you should not be buying either.

Scored last time and returned nine points with two bonus (37 total points, three goals on the season).

Coventry visit Everton on Friday night with an expected six points.

A fantastic budget enabler.

Scored in Brighton's win and now has three goals on the season, adding a bonus point along the way.

Clean sheet appeal given Brighton's defensive form.

91,000 managers have already bought him this gameweek.

Three assists on the season and six clean sheets from the Brighton unit.

Played 83 minutes last time.

A nice alternative if you want exposure to Brighton without the price.