Everton travel to Luton Town for Gameweek 36 of Fantasy Premier League. Last Word on Football brings you three players from the Toffees that should be in consideration for your team.
Everton Players To Select For FPL Gameweek 36
Jordan Pickford
Everton have kept 12 clean sheets in the Premier League this season, second most only behind Arsenal. Pickford has been a big part of that, playing in every league matche. He currently has the best form of any keeper, averaging 6.5 points over his last six games.
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With back-to-back 10-point performances, he has been a difference-maker for many FPL squads. Currently priced at 4.8 and 15% ownership there is still room for him to make a difference in your team.
This match against Luton provides another great opportunity for a clean sheet bonus as well as next match week against Sheffield United at home.
Jarrad Branthwaite
The young centre-back has staked his claim in the Everton squad this season. Currently, only in 8.6% of teams, the former Carlisle United player has the third-best form of any centre-back in FPL.
With the two upcoming games coming against weaker opposition it provides a great chance for two back-to-back clean sheet bonuses. Branthwaite has also provided on the score sheet recently, finding the back of the net twice in 2024. He is one of the team’s favoured targets for set pieces, something that the Toffees excel at.
His current pricing of 4.4 is one of the lowest for any of the starting players that are towards the top end for form.
Dwight McNeil
The former Burnley winger is one of the lowest-selected starting wingers in the league. Currently, on only 0.3% ownership, he could be a big difference-maker to finish the season. With a price tag of 5.4, he isn’t the cheapest of options to have as your extra midfielder.
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But with Everton’s run of form, he could be in for some bigger points tallies. He is one of the designated set piece takers, a critical part of the Toffees attack. He has 12 goal contributions this season, the best of any Everton player.
The Toffees 13-game winless mid-season run significantly hindered his ability to pick up points. But with their form turning around McNeil should be one of the players to benefit.
