<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=476mYC_0vBx9WkG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=476mYC_0vBx9WkG00" width="1210" height="806" ><figcaption>Erling Haaland |</figcaption></figure>It has been a wild ride for FPL managers! Haaland’s hattrick in GW-2 probably saved many of us, while Madueke’s surprise hattrick had us all rushing to make transfers. Now we’re facing the tough choice of whether to keep or sell Nkunku and Bruno after their dud weeks.Let’s get into the top player picks to boost your FPL team and climb up those mini-league rankings!<h2>Goalkeeper</h2>Matz Sels (£4.5m, Wolves vs Nott’m Forest)Sels saved one shot in Wolves’ recent 2-6 loss to Chelsea. While Wolves struggled defensively, hosting Forest next could be a different challenge. Forest recently beat Southampton 1-0, but Sels might have better clean sheet potential at home.<h2>Defenders</h2>Gabriel Magalhães (£6.0m, Arsenal vs Brighton)Gabriel contributed to Arsenal’s clean sheet in the 2-0 win over Villa. He was also awarded a bonus point, highlighting his strong defensive contributions. Brighton poses an attacking threat, but Arsenal’s defensive form suggests Gabriel should be a solid pick.~Antonee Robinson (£4.5m, Fulham vs Ipswich)Robinson was impressive in Fulham’s 2-1 victory over Leicester, providing an assist and earning 2 bonus points. Hosting Ipswich, Robinson has a good chance of another attacking return and/or clean sheet.~Joško Gvardiol (£6.0m, Man City vs West Ham)With City’s 4-1 win over Ipswich, Gvardiol helped secure a comfortable victory. City’s defense has been reliable, and Gvardiol can contribute both defensively and offensively against West Ham.<h2>Midfielders</h2>Bukayo Saka (£10.0m, Arsenal vs Brighton):Saka assisted in Arsenal’s win over Villa, continuing his form with consistent attacking returns. With Brighton up next, Saka’s creativity and scoring potential make him a standout pick.~Bryan Mbeumo (£7.0m, Brentford vs Southampton)Mbeumo’s recent game saw Brentford losing 0-2 to Liverpool, where he received a yellow card. Despite this, he remains one of Brentford’s key attacking players and could bounce back against Southampton.~Diogo Jota (£7.6m, Liverpool vs Man United)Jota provided an assist in Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Brentford, reaffirming his attacking involvement. Playing away at Old Trafford is tough, but Jota’s form suggests he could still be valuable.~Emile Smith Rowe (£5.5m, Fulham vs Ipswich)Smith Rowe scored and was awarded three bonus points in Fulham’s win over Leicester. Now facing Ipswich, he is a great differential option with strong potential for attacking returns.<h2>Forwards</h2>Ollie Watkins (£9.0m, Villa vs Leicester)Watkins did not score in Villa’s 0-2 loss to Arsenal. Nor did he score in the GW-1 win. Despite this, Watkins is Villa’s main attacking outlet and could bounce back against the Foxes who have defensive vulnerabilities.~Kai Havertz (£8.1m, Arsenal vs Brighton)Havertz did not get on the scoresheet in Arsenal’s win over Villa but remains a creative force. His versatility could be key against Brighton, where he might play a pivotal role.~Erling Haaland (£15.1m, Man City vs West Ham)Haaland scored a hattrick in City’s win over Ipswich, earning 3 bonus points and confirming his essential status. Facing West Ham, he remains a must-have due to his immense goal-scoring form.What do you make of my selections? Whom will you keep an eye on? Please log in and share your thoughts in the comments.~</div></body>

Mountain View, CA

NewsBreak

EPL GW-3 FPL Player Picks

It has been a wild ride for FPL managers! Haaland’s hattrick in GW-2 probably saved many of us, while Madueke’s surprise hattrick had us all rushing to make transfers. Now we’re facing the tough choice of whether to keep or sell Nkunku and Bruno after their dud weeks.

EPL GW-3 FPL Player Picks

Comments / 0