Fantasy Football: Tips For Choosing Your Premier League Team For The Weekend

The chaos of Christmas has long since disappeared, the transfer window is firmly closed and the life of fantastic football manager returns to normal.

But who to choose this week? We looked at the statistics and the fit players, as well as others that you might want to avoid.

Give a boost to new guys?

Perhaps it's time to watch the players who joined the clubs at the back of the transfer window. The window closed on a Thursday night. A few days later, some bosses do not want to put their new recruits to work, but this week may be their time.

Crystal Palace Michy Batshuayi has already shown that it could be of great value since he got a decisive pbad in an eight minute win on the bench during the Eagles' 2-0 win against Fulham.

Batshuayi's need of the palace is clear. They scored only 26 goals in 25 games and midfielder Luka Milivojevic is the only man to have scored more than four goals in the league in 2018-19 – although six of his seven goals came from the penalty.

Peter Crouch The deadline was even lower and he got a decisive pbad for Burnley after only 14 minutes of play against Southampton, with the Clarets in Brighton this weekend.

From Chelsea Gonzalo Higuain scored his first two goals for the club last weekend, but you can think of waiting a few weeks before choosing it. The reason? They are absent at Manchester City on Sunday, do not have a league match the following week and then play against the Spurs the following week.

What about defensive options?

Under Jose Mourinho, your Manchester United defense has not done much, with only two draws in the first 17 league games of the season. But everything changed under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with only seven goals conceded in ten matches.

David de Gea did not miss a minute of football this season and the UN defense now has a decided look on it with Victor Lindelof, Ashley Young and Luke Shaw all play regularly.

United play Fulham this Saturday at the beginning of the match, a team against which he is undefeated 10 times in the Premier League. Cottagers boss Claudio Ranieri also has a terrible record against United, with just two wins in 13 Premier League games (two wins, six draws and five losses).

A defender who scores is always a good value and Arsenal Laurent Koscielny scored two goals in three games, the Gunners facing Huddersfield who have not beaten them since 1971.

From Brighton Shane Duffy and Crystal Palace Jeffrey Schlupp both have four goals in the league, with the wolves Matt Doherty despite being in good shape, he scored twice in the FA Cup's fourth round FA Cup triumph 3-2 win over Shrewsbury on Tuesday.

Bounce?

Liverpool, defending champion, has lost four points in two games, but will be waiting at three points at home in Bournemouth.

Liverpool has never lost to Anfield against the Cherries, while Bournemouth has lost its last seven league games. That means Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino will be important in the teams of many people.

From Southampton James Ward-Prowse has scored in three of his last four games, Wolves & # 39; Diogo Jota scored three goals and two badists in his last three weeks of play, while his teammate Joao Moutinho has created five badists in three games.

Manchester United pair Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford continue to be unavoidable options. Pogba has six goals and six badists in eight games, while Rashford has seven and six badists in his last 12 games.

Arsenal Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette will score 24 goals in the league and hopes to have a lot of chances against Huddersfield, winner of his last 12 league games (one draw, 11 losses) – the longest run of the top four ranks of English football.

Manchester City have a tough game against Chelsea this week and no championship action the following week because of their involvement in the Carabao Cup final, so beware if you wish. Sergio Aguero, Raheem Sterling, Leroy Sane, David Silva or Kevin de Bruyne.