GW33 Double Gameweek Alert: Essential Transfers, Shock Sells & A 30-Point Captain Pick

Welcome back, FPL managers! Thank you for subscribing - you're in the right place ahead of a pivotal Gameweek 33. This is a Double Gameweek, several sides play twice, and the deadline is THIS Saturday, April 18th at 10am. Every transfer decision you make this week matters more than usual. Let's get straight into it.

Here's the fast-fire news round-up you need before you touch your squad:

Price: £5.1m | Ownership: 34.6% | GW32 Points: 15

Guéhi was absolutely magnificent in Gameweek 32 - 90 minutes, a goal, a clean sheet, and three bonus points for 15 fantasy points in a single game. He now has 11 clean sheets this season alongside 3 goals and 4 assists, making him a £5.1m defender punching dramatically above his price tag.

His expected points for GW33 sit at an enormous 30.5 - yes, Arsenal away is a tough fixture on paper, but Man City are at home and Guéhi has been a colossus this season. In a Double Gameweek, his ceiling is extraordinary. View expected points projections to see how he stacks up against the rest of the field.

Price: £6.4m | Ownership: 2.6% | GW32 Points: 8

Doku scored in Gameweek 32 and has racked up 7 assists this season alongside 2 goals. At just 2.6% ownership, he is one of the most underowned genuine attacking threats in the game right now. His expected points for GW33 are 16.5 - the highest in our data pool for this gameweek.

Man City have two fixtures this week, and Doku is a genuine differential with premium upside. We flagged him as a buy recently and that call looks even better now heading into a Double Gameweek. At under 3% ownership, captaining or simply owning him could be the difference between winning and losing your mini-league this week.

Price: £5.0m | Ownership: 2.9% | GW32 Points: 7

Beto scored in Gameweek 32, playing 73 minutes and picking up 7 fantasy points. He's now at 7 goals for the season and arrives into GW33 in red-hot form with a form score of 11.5. His expected points for GW33 are 11.0 against Liverpool in the Merseyside derby - a tough fixture, yes, but his form makes him dangerous in any game.

Nearly 14,000 managers are already transferring him in this week - and at £5.0m, the value is hard to ignore. If you need a budget striker who's firing, Beto is your man.

This one is non-negotiable. Ekitike is ruled out for the rest of the season. He will score zero FPL points between now and May. If you own him, he must leave your squad before the GW33 deadline on Saturday at 10am. There is no scenario where holding him makes sense. Get him out and reinvest those funds into a Double Gameweek asset right now.

Price: £7.2m | Ownership: 41.5% | GW32 Points: 4

Gabriel is the most-owned player in the game, but the case for holding is weakening fast. He returned just 4 points in GW32 as Arsenal lost 1-0 to Bournemouth, and now faces Man City away in GW33 - about as tough a clean sheet prospect as it gets. With Saka and Timber still absent, Arsenal's overall attacking output is diminished, which reduces the clean sheet likelihood further.

His form has dipped to 4.0, and 86,000 managers are already selling him this week. Arsenal don't have a Double Gameweek, so the opportunity cost of holding Gabriel over a Double Gameweek defender is significant. Check the fixture difficulty ratings to see just how tough Arsenal's schedule looks right now.

Price: £10.5m | Ownership: 19.8% | GW32 Points: 4

Palmer returned just 4 points in GW32 as Chelsea were hammered 3-0 by Man City. His form is down to 3.0, and Madueke's injury adds uncertainty to the Chelsea attacking setup. That said, Chelsea do have a Double Gameweek - Man United on Saturday and Brighton on Tuesday - so there is a fixtures-based case for holding him if your budget allows.

The verdict here depends on your squad situation. If you have the funds covered elsewhere and believe in Chelsea's Double Gameweek upside, you can hold. But if you desperately need the £10.5m to fund Double Gameweek differentials like Doku or Guéhi, now may be the moment to cash in.

Price: £5.7m | Ownership: 0.7% | GW32 Points: 7

Hudson-Odoi played the full 90 minutes in GW32, grabbed an assist, 2 bonus points, and returned 7 fantasy points. He has 4 assists and 3 goals to his name this season. Forest face Burnley in GW33, which is a very favourable fixture for a player of his quality. At under 1% ownership, he is a genuine points haul waiting to happen for those who pull the trigger.

Price: £7.6m | Ownership: 10% | GW32 Points: 14

Bowen is right on the ownership threshold but his Gameweek 32 performance demands a mention. He assisted THREE times in West Ham's 4-0 demolition of Wolves, returning 14 fantasy points. He now has 8 goals and 10 assists this season - extraordinary all-round numbers. West Ham face Crystal Palace in GW33 on Monday night, a genuinely good fixture for a player in this kind of form.

The captain armband this week should go on Marc Guéhi. His expected points of 30.5 for GW33 are simply enormous, backed up by a goal in his last outing and Man City's Double Gameweek schedule. Yes, Arsenal away is a tough fixture, but the upside for a £5.1m defender in a Double Gameweek is extraordinary. View the full expected points projections to see how this compares to all other captain options.

This is a Double Gameweek. Every single transfer decision you make should prioritise players with TWO fixtures. Guéhi and Doku from Man City both double up, as do assets from Bournemouth, Burnley, Brighton, Chelsea, and Leeds. If you have a Bench Boost or Free Hit chip available, this is a near-perfect week to use it - the Double Gameweek creates exactly the conditions these chips are designed for.

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