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Kevin de Bruyne, Manchester City, \u00a39.5m – Southampton (a)<\/b><\/p>\n
De Bruyne has had two double digit hauls in the past four weeks. <\/p>\n
He’s started the past five games, so worries about his fitness should not be an issue and the Belgian only has three league games left in his City career.<\/p>\n
If he’s going out with a bang, this game against one of the worst teams in Premier League history is the perfect setting.<\/p>\n
Bryan Mbeumo (vice-captain), Brentford, \u00a38.2m – Ipswich (a)<\/b><\/p>\n
If he is not in your side, I’d highly recommend targeting Mbeumo for the run-in.<\/p>\n
Brentford are chasing Europe and have three attractive fixtures against Ipswich, Fulham and Wolves.<\/p>\n
Mbeumo has 26 FPL returns this season and six double-digit hauls – so you are buying both the security of a likely return and the potential of a huge points score.<\/p>\n
And that is the kind of player you want to propel you up your mini leagues in an end-of-season charge.<\/p>\n
Alex Iwobi, Fulham, \u00a35.6m – Everton (h)<\/b><\/p>\n
Iwobi has been on fire in the past five gameweeks with 30 FPL points (tied with Sessegnon for highest Fulham scorer).<\/p>\n
He’s had more shots, goal involvements and big chances created than any other Fulham defender and faces an Everton side with one clean sheet in 10 matches.<\/p>\n
Yankuba Minteh, Brighton, \u00a34.8m – Wolves (a)<\/b><\/p>\n
A bit of a flyer but Minteh is a fine FPL pick when he gets minutes on the pitch.<\/p>\n
The Gambian has started four of the past five games for Brighton and his 5.38 points per 90 minutes is the highest of any Seagulls midfielder this season.<\/p>\n
Brighton are another team chasing European qualification, so it makes sense to target their assets.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n