With a Champions League spot on the line, RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Mohamed Salah to have a major impact in Liverpool's Premier League finale against Crystal Palace.
RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Liverpool to take care of business Sunday against Crystal Palace, which is why plenty of Reds are near the top of his weekly player rankings.
Tottenham have a strong matchup at home against Aston Villa this week, which is why Harry Kane is near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
Liverpool still have a shot at finishing in the top four, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting a big performance from Mohamed Salah this week against Burnley.
Manchester City have already clinched the Premier League title, but they have an excellent matchup against Newcastle in Gameweek 36.
Liverpool still have a shot at claiming a Champions League spot for next season, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting them to come out swinging against the already-relegated West Brom this weekend.
With matches against Newcastle and an overloaded Manchester United, James Maddison is one of the highest-ranked players by RotoWire's Andrew Laird for Gameweek 35.
Manchester United will play three matches in Gameweek 35, which is why Bruno Fernandes sits atop Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
Son Heung-Min has a goal in two of his last three Premier League games, and he ranks near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings because of his matchup against Sheffield United this weekend.
Spurs have scored multiple goals in four of their last five Premier League matches, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Harry Kane to help them continue the trend this weekend against Sheffield United.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is constantly tinkering with his starting XI, but Kevin De Bruyne could have a monster Gameweek 26 if he starts against West Ham and Wolverhampton.
Tottenham will play Burnley and Fulham in Gameweek 26, which is why Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min are high up in Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
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Leeds have not rotated much this season, but two matches in Gameweek 25 could see head coach Marcelo Bielsa makes some changes (or not).
Even though he has only one match in Gameweek 24, Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes is still high in Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
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There are plenty of Manchester City players near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings, as they'll face both Tottenham and Everton in Gameweek 24.
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Manchester City will play twice in Gameweek 24, but their attack is deep enough that manager Pep Guardiola could almost fully rotate between the two matches.
The Chelsea lineup has been fluid since their managerial change, but Mason Mount has shown he can still be a very productive fantasy player under Thomas Tuchel.
The Tottenham attack has struggled without Harry Kane, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird thinks it'll bounce back this weekend against West Brom, led by Son Heung-Min.