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Scout Selection: Best Fantasy team for Gameweek 6
See the dream line-up featuring double-ups from Arsenal, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle
There are double-ups on three sides – Arsenal, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United – in the best team for Gameweek 6 in Fantasy Premier League ahead of Saturday's 11:00 BST deadline.
With the Second Chance League starting in Gameweek 6, whether you're a new manager, or playing your Wildcard or Free Hit chip given the number of injury doubts, you can pick this exact line-up.
Also see: The Scout's GW6 squad for Wildcarders and new starters
Arsenal duo David Raya (£6.1m) and Bukayo Saka (£9.6m) welcome Leeds United to Emirates Stadium in the opening match of the Gameweek on Saturday.
What to do with Joao Pedro? FPL gameweek six dilemmas
BBC Sport's Fantasy Premier League expert Pras gives his answers to some of the biggest dilemmas facing managers heading into gameweek six.
Despite being the most sold player of the international break, Chelsea forward Pedro is still owned by about 65% of FPL managers. From a points-per-million point of view he remains one of the best picks in the game, and Chelsea's fixture run is excellent for a long stretch. Unless manager Xabi Alonso rules him out completely, I would hold and use the bench.
This is a tough week for captaincy. Erling Haaland is away at Liverpool. Cole Palmer is home to Bournemouth. Bukayo Saka has the Saturday lunchtime kick-off at home to Leeds. Bruno Fernandes is at home to Spurs.
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FPL Gameweek 6 Transfers: 5 Popular Moves Analysed
More than one million FPL managers have bought Pascal Groß ahead of Gameweek 6, while over a quarter of a million have sold Bruno Fernandes. But should you follow the crowd?
Using Fantasy Football Fix’s Transfer Analytics tool, we analyse five popular Fantasy Premier League transfer combinations, comparing recent returns, underlying numbers and upcoming fixtures.
From budget midfielders to a Brighton forward attracting serious attention, here are the moves shaping the Gameweek 6 transfer market.
Groß leads the way with 1,012,151 transfers in, comfortably ahead of Kevin Schade (547,915) and Kostoulas (448,516).
Brighton’s popularity extends to defence, with 411,403 managers buying De Cuyper ahead of their trip to Sunderland. Newcastle’s Hall completes the five most-bought players shown, attracting 355,652 transfers in.
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