Six of Romelu Lukaku's nine goals this year have come at Goodison Park, where Everton will host Norwich City this weekend.
With an excellent home matchup against Norwich City, Romelu Lukaku takes the top spot in this week's rankings.
Luis Suarez is a unanimous pick for the top striker in the Premier League. 20 goals and five assists in 16 appearances will do that.
David Luiz could be on his way out of London, while Wilfried Bony's fine play continues.
Robin van Persie could make his return after battling a thigh injury for most of December.
Romelu Lukaku ended his short scoring drought last weekend against Southampton and has another enticing matchup on New Year's Day against Stoke City.
Aaron Ramsey was first suggested as a Bargain Bin option back in Matchweek 3. Now you'll need new value players if you waited to pick up the Arsenal midfielder.
Aaron Ramsey suffered a thigh strain against West Ham on Boxing Day, and will now miss the remainder of the holiday period.
Wayne Rooney has been Manchester United's top performer for the past month and has a very fantasy-friendly matchup against Norwich City this weekend.
Vincent Kompany has been a hot defender of late, but one of his teammates could be the better value play this weekend.
Theo Walcott returns to the Best XI for Arsenal's Boxing Day match against West Ham.
Christian Benteke has been ruled out for the entire holiday period due to the knee injury he's been playing through over the past month.
Tim Howard has an excellent shot to take the league-lead in clean sheets on Boxing Day against Sunderland.
Sergio Aguero is expected to miss at least a month due to the calf injury he suffered in last weekend's tilt with Arsenal.
Theo Walcott is back to full fitness and coming off a brace last weekend against Manchester City, earning him a spot in this week's Best XI.
Fantasy owners spending big bucks on Mesut Ozil this week will need a few value players to keep their teams competitive.
Robin van Persie was a surprise member of Manchester United's starting XI last week, but suffered an injury in the Champions League on Tuesday and will now be out a month.
Arsenal paid a club-record amount to bring in Mesut Ozil for games such as this weekend's tilt against Manchester City.