As we enter the first regular Gameweek in a while, several players are nursing injuries from the international break. The upcoming matches include a highly anticipated clash at the top of the table.
With the season heading towards its decisive phase, strategic long-term planning becomes crucial. This is an opportune moment to analyze the upcoming fixtures and reflect on the developments thus far. Now, let’s delve into the top 5 goalkeepers to watch out for in Gameweek 30.
Bernd Leno (Fulham)
Bernd Leno of Fulham is priced at £4.8 million in Fantasy Premier League. He has been in solid form, averaging 3.6 points per match and accumulating a total of 105 points so far. With 7 points in Gameweek 29 and 13 bonus points overall, he ranks 9th out of 95 goalkeepers. Leno boasts an impressive ICT Index score of 83.4, placing him 4th among all goalkeepers. Currently, he is selected by 15.6% of FPL managers, ranking him 2nd in terms of team selection percentage. In the upcoming match against struggling Sheffield United, Leno is poised for a potential clean sheet given Sheffield’s difficulties in scoring goals.
Guglielmo Vicario (Tottenham)
Guglielmo Vicario, the goalkeeper for Spurs in Fantasy Premier League, is priced at £5.3 million. He currently ranks 5th out of 95 goalkeepers in terms of price. However, his recent form has been somewhat lacking, with an average of 3.3 points per match placing him 15th among all goalkeepers. In Gameweek 29, Vicario earned 2 points, contributing to his total of 89 points for the season. He has secured 8 bonus points so far. In terms of the ICT Index, which measures a player’s Influence, Creativity, and Threat, Vicario ranks 9th out of 95 goalkeepers with a score of 73.6. Despite his performance, he has a relatively low Team Selected By percentage (TSB%) of 8.2%, placing him 9th out of 95 goalkeepers. Vicario’s next match is against Luton Town.
Jordan Pickford (Everton)
Jordan Pickford, the goalkeeper for Everton in Fantasy Premier League, is priced at £4.6 million. He currently ranks 13th out of 95 goalkeepers in terms of price. In terms of form, Pickford’s performance has been moderate, with an average of 1.5 points per match placing him 9th among all goalkeepers. However, in Gameweek 29, he failed to earn any points. Despite this, Pickford has accumulated a total of 100 points for the season and secured 12 bonus points. With an ICT Index score of 72.7, he ranks 10th out of 95 goalkeepers. Additionally, Pickford has a Team Selected By percentage (TSB%) of 11.6%, placing him 6th out of 95 goalkeepers. As Everton battles to climb out of the relegation zone, Pickford’s performance will be crucial in their upcoming match against Bournemouth.
André Onana (Manchester United)
André Onana, the goalkeeper for Manchester United in the Fantasy Premier League, is priced at £4.8 million. He currently ranks 10th out of 95 goalkeepers in terms of price. Onana has been in good form lately, with an impressive average of 6.5 points per match placing him 7th among all goalkeepers. However, in Gameweek 29, he failed to earn any points. Despite this, Onana has accumulated a total of 105 points for the season and secured 9 bonus points. With an ICT Index score of 86.1, he ranks 3rd out of 95 goalkeepers. Additionally, Onana has a Team Selected By percentage (TSB%) of 13.0%, placing him 4th out of 95 goalkeepers. As Manchester United faces Brentford in their next match, Onana’s performance will be crucial for fantasy managers.
Emiliano Martínez (Aston Villa)
Emiliano Martínez Romero, the goalkeeper for Aston Villa in Fantasy Premier League, is priced at £5.3 million. He currently ranks 4th out of 95 goalkeepers in terms of price. However, his recent form has been somewhat lacking, with an average of 2.0 points per match placing him 14th among all goalkeepers. In Gameweek 29, Martínez earned 5 points, contributing to his total of 91 points for the season. He has secured an impressive 14 bonus points so far. In terms of the ICT Index, which measures a player’s Influence, Creativity, and Threat, Martínez ranks 11th out of 95 goalkeepers with a score of 69.7. Despite his performance, he has a relatively low Team Selected By percentage (TSB%) of 12.9%, placing him 5th out of 95 goalkeepers. Martínez’s next match is against Wolves.
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