Chelsea are one of the biggest favorites in Gameweek 37 and managers will be looking for them to produce for their Fantrax and Sleeper teams.
A combination of motivation and guaranteed minutes makes Ollie Watkins and his Aston Villa teammates some of the best options in the Gameweek 37 rankings.
Matheus Cunha and Wolverhampton are ending the season with a bang and Fantrax managers are reaping the benefits ahead of Gameweek 34.
Ryan Sessegnon has started three straight matches and is one of the best FPL values ahead of a Gameweek 34 trip to Southampton.
Arsenal are one of four teams with two matches in Gameweek 33 and their players are most sought after in Fantrax leagues.
Manchester City have two matches in Gameweek 33 and Omar Marmoush seems most likely to start both of them for FPL users.
With two home matches in Gameweek 32, Newcastle players like Sandro Tonali and Harvey Barnes could be extra important at Fantrax.
Despite a disappointing performance against Leicester City, Alexander Isak will be a popular FPL captain with a double in Gameweek 32.
Healthy again, Tottenham players crowd the Gameweek 31 Fantrax rankings ahead of a matchup against Southampton.
In a mixed week of matchups, Newcastle's trip to Leicester is one of the more favorable ones, seen in the Gameweek 31 FPL rankings.
Chelsea return a bevy of injured players for Thursday's London derby against Tottenham, which has Luke Atzert favoring the home side.
Eberechi Eze hasn't had the most productive season for Fantrax managers, but that could change in Gameweek 30 against Southampton.
Erling Haaland suffered an ankle injury in the FA Cup which means other Manchester City players will be good FPL pivots heading into Gameweek 30.
Manchester United have the matchup, but can they be trusted? Bruno Fernandes and company top the Gameweek 29 Fantrax rankings.
On a short slate, Bournemouth players rise to the top in the Gameweek 29 FPL rankings for a home match against Brentford.
Luke Atzert has his eye on Dejan Kulusevski to be the difference maker for Tottenham as they look to leap frog Manchester United in the table.
Arsenal and Tottenham are both in need of a win and battling injuries across the pitch ahead of Wednesday's massive North London derby, writes Luke Atzert.
Matheus Cunha has been on a tear this season and BJ Cunningham doesn't think that'll stop against a battered Tottenham back line.