After a slight break for the FA Cup, Fantasy Premier League is back in\u00a0gameweek\u00a024 with a full set of fixtures.<\/p>\n
There are quite a few good looking fixtures this week to choose your captain from. The most obvious pick is definitely Mohamed Salah<\/a>. Liverpool<\/a> are playing well and have a decent home fixture against Leicester City. Salah should do well in this game. Other top Liverpool assets like Sadio Man\u00e9<\/a> and Roberto Firmino<\/a> should also be considered.<\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a> have a great fixture as well, at home to struggling Cardiff<\/a>. If you own\u00a0Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang<\/a>, he could be a good choice for the armband. Arsenal tend to do well in these sort of matches at the Emirates so one would expect a comfortable home win. How will the tragic disappearance of Emiliano Sala<\/a>‘s plane affect\u00a0the bluebirds though?<\/p>\n Manchester United<\/a> are in great form and have Burnley at home. The likes of Marcus Rashford<\/a> and Paul Pogba<\/a> could do really well again as Ole Gunnar Solskj\u00e6r’s side look to make it 9 wins out of 9.<\/p>\n High flying Manchester City<\/a> are away from home this week. They are visiting Newcastle<\/a>, where they have a decent record. The last time City failed to win there in the league was in 2005. So, the likes of\u00a0Sergio Aguero<\/a>, Raheem Sterling<\/a>, and Leroy San\u00e9<\/a> could do well.<\/p>\n Tottenham Hotspurs<\/a> have a London derby with Watford this week. Normally, this could be considered a good fixture for Spurs but with them having so many injuries and having to play quite a lot recently, it is not as clear cut. Watford are a feisty bunch as well so this could turn out to be a tricky fixture at Wembley. Son\u00a0Heung-Min might not make it back in time from the Asian Cup so\u00a0Christian Eriksen<\/a> and\u00a0Kieran Trippier<\/a> are the most likely to rack up the points.<\/p>\n Chelsea<\/a> travel to Bournemouth buoyed by their victory over Spurs in the semifinal of the Carabao Cup. Eden Hazard<\/a> scored in that game and was restored back on the left wing. With the arrival of Gonzalo Higuain<\/a>, the Belgian should be able to play in his preferred\u00a0position. The Cherries generally struggle against top opposition so this could be a good game for the Blues to pick up three points.<\/p>\n Fulham are in dire straights and badly in need of a win at home to Brighton this week. They will fight hard for the three points and will look to their talisman\u00a0Aleksandar Mitrovic<\/a> for inspiration. This could be a season-defining game at Craven Cottage for Fulham.<\/p>\n Wolves face erratic West Ham at Molineux in a tricky game to call. Both teams have the ability to do well on their day, but both tend to have some off-colour performances as well. Matt Doherty<\/a> is my pick from this game.<\/p>\n Main image credit:<\/p>\nOther Top Contenders<\/h2>\n
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