FPL GW 24: O, O, O, it’s magic, you know

Derek’s Cole Fired Power (GW 70 / 2nd, Total 1,403 / 1st)

Saka doesn’t play and Reinildo Ronaldo’s all over Burnley for 11 points.

Derek extends his lead as Gabriel (8) is still somehow a differential in the Baddy League, and Wirtz (12) continues Derek’s great run of transfers these past couple of months.

Duy’s Duzor (GW 66 / 4th, Total 1,303 / 2nd) (Triple Captain)

A tale of two halves.

Duy triple captained Joao Pedro only for him to start on the bench for the first half.

Joao Pedro comes on in the second half to score a goal and assist, giving Duy a respectable triple captain score of 30 points.

Anderson (7) simply continues his run of honest work and Sesko (6) jammies a goal in 16 minutes of game time Joao Pedro-esque style.

Sandra’s SZ (GW 67 / 3rd, Total 1,275 / 3rd)

And the faithful shall be rewarded.

Sandra held onto my favourite palindrome in the Premier League, Ekitike (13), and kept Cherki (8) despite all the benching risks week by week.

Mukiele (9) has also been a great transfer, scoring 19 points these past few weeks.

Dan’s A-Cunha Matata (GW 64 / 5th, Total 1,273 / 4th)

Kroupi. Jr (7) was a neat pickup to fund Senesi (8) and Mbeumo (2), but it must have been frustrating for Ekitike (13) to perform immediately after dropping him.

Dan has now added to his Newcastle duo with a Bournemouth duo. He also continues to hold Minteh (1) despite Minteh not playing more than 60 minutes in any match in the last seven weeks.

Keven’s The Assets (GW 87 / 1st, Total 1,266 / 5th)

A dream week for myself. Only one blank, back above the Liabilities and my team looks good after all those hits.

Enzo (8) and Semenyo (7) were big contributors to the magic of O this week.

Brian’s The Liabilities (GW 61 / Last, Total 1,255 / Last)

Brian did well with the Liverpool duo of Wirtz (12) and Ekitike (13), but he was damaged by not owning the current trend of Bruno (10).

Bless up,

Keven

Tracker

Top weekly score: Dan’s A-Cunha Matata with 98 points in GW 17.

Top weekly bench score: Duy’s Duzor with 43 points in GW 9.