FPL Gameweek 4 preview
The fixtures the market favours, who the bookmakers expect to score and to keep clean sheets, what the crowd is doing with its chips and transfers, and who is flagged. Chelsea four to one on at home to Hull, the crowd split between a Free Hit now and a Wildcard after the break, and Gakpo the most bought player in the game while carrying a thigh flag. Here's your GW4 preview.
Fixtures to target
favourite at 60% or betterChelsea at home to Hull is the standout at 80%, with Liverpool against Fulham and Arsenal at Sunderland the other two priced above 60%.
Clean sheet chance is the favourite's.
Most likely to score
anytime goalscorerBookmakers price João Pedro at 57% to score and Palmer at 52%, both at home to Hull. Haaland is next at 51% despite the trip to Old Trafford.
Chance of scoring at any point in the match, taken from the median bookmaker price.
Clean sheet favourites
Arsenal at Sunderland is the only shutout priced above evens, at 52%. Chelsea sit just under at 48%, and nobody else clears 40%.
Chips and the crowd
community consensusThe crowd is split on the Free Hit: play it now for the Chelsea and Liverpool fixtures, or hold it for GW12 when Arsenal host City. Most plans agree on a Wildcard in GW6, after the international break.
- GW4Free Hit
- GW6Wildcard
- GW7Bench Boost
- GW12Free Hit
- GW16Triple Captain Haaland v Hull
Captain: Palmer is the headline pick: home to Hull, on penalties and set plays, third-most shots in the league, no European rotation risk.
Our read of what the FPL community is planning this week, not a recommendation.
Flags
5%+ ownedThree players above five percent ownership carry a 75% flag: O'Reilly, Gakpo and Cash. Gakpo's thigh knock lands in the same week he is the most bought player in the game.
O'Reilly14.5% owned75%Back injury - 75% chance of playing
Gakpo14.1% owned75%Thigh injury - 75% chance of playing
Cash6.7% owned75%Muscular injury - 75% chance of playing
Transfers this week
top 5 each wayGakpo, Rogers, Palmer and Isak are the week's big buys, all within 150,000 of each other at the top. O'Reilly is the most sold, with Fernandes and Szoboszlai close behind.
Gakpo£7.2m▲ 595.6k
Rogers£7.6m▲ 562.3k
Palmer£9.6m▲ 451.3k
Isak£9.1m▲ 447.2k
Ødegaard£6.6m▲ 383.8k
O'Reilly£6.5m▼ 390.2k
B.Fernandes£12.0m▼ 362.3k
Szoboszlai£7.0m▼ 361.1k
Calvert-Lewin£6.0m▼ 275.2k
Mbeumo£7.9m▼ 271.8k
Price changes this week
9 up · 76 down · most-owned shownFallers outnumber risers more than eight to one this week: 76 down against nine up.
Cherki£7.8m▲ £0.1m
Rogers£7.6m▲ £0.1m
Isak£9.1m▲ £0.1m
De Cuyper£4.8m▲ £0.1m
Wissa£6.2m▲ £0.1m
Mbeumo£7.9m▼ £0.1m
Semenyo£8.4m▼ £0.1m
Tzolis£6.4m▼ £0.1m
Shaw£4.4m▼ £0.1m
Rice£7.4m▼ £0.1m