Who’s hot? Who’s not? Read our advice on Saturday’s Manchester United v Liverpool clash and then all the 3pm fixtures including Arsenal v Sunderland.
Hopefully you followed our advice to bring in Demba Ba and Bobby Zamora last week, and also captained Robin van Persie.
The first question is whether the Gunners skipper can have the same impact this weekend?
Well we can’t see him bagging a hat-trick and providing two assists, Sunderland are a much improved side of late.
There is also a fear Wenger may bench him with a view to AC Milan in midweek and with Chamakh back and Henry keen to leave a last impression we recommend not giving him the captaincy just in case.
There will be goals in this one from both sides, so it is not one to expect a clean sheet from your defenders.
Blackburn have a chance for redemption against QPR this weekend. We recommend sticking with Bobby Zamora (6.8) especially as Chris Samba remains AWOL.
Yakubu also returns from suspension and he has to be in with a good chance of scoring past a leaky QPR defence.
Bolton v Wigan is another relegation six-pointer.
Bolton welcome three new signings Sordell (5.5) and Miyaichi (4.9)into their squad who could all score well this weekend if selected.
Sordell came on against Norwich and should get a home debut, while Miyaichi has been impressing in training and could be an alternative to James McClean as a cheap midfielder with Sunderland facing a tough test against Arsenal this weekend.
Everton v Chelsea clashes usually end up 1-0 to either side, so this is a good chance for defender to pick up points.
Leighton Baines (7.7) and Gary Cahill (5.2) are probably the pick on either side, with John Terry still out injured.
Swansea v Norwich was full of goals last time out, and Swansea will be keen for revenge. Scott Sinclair scored last time and has to be a favourite to do so again. We also fancy Michel Vorm to keep a clean sheet in this one.
Fulham v Stoke isn’t one to excite the neutrals, but it could be another chance for Clint Dempsey (9.0) to excel again and he may well start up front.
We have a funny feeling about Brede Hangeland (6.0) in this one, he may be in with a chance of a goal. Last week we were spot on about Juan Mata.
As for the early game, will you be brave and pick Luis Suarez? He is priced only 9.2 so this could be a good time to invest. Similar with Tom Cleverley who could return for United and is priced at only 5.1
We fancy Dirk Kuyt to get a goal in this one as well as Javier Hernandez, whose value has dropped to 9.9 despite goals in successive games.
We think its time to ditch Jose Enrique though, even though he is available. Liverpool have no game next weekend and he likely won’t keep a clean sheet here, so you should take the money gained from his price rise and invest it.
Our tips: Sinclair, Dempsey, Hernandez, Yakubu, Zamora and Vorm.
See part two for Tottenham v Newcastle, Wolves v West Brom and Man City v Aston Villa
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