The Gameweek 30 Fantasy Premier League captaincy dilemma is a tricky one to get right with quite a few good-looking choices. Read on to find out about the captaincy options this week.<\/p>\n
Harry Kane is perhaps the best candidate for the armband this week on paper. Tottenham Hotspur<\/a> have a great fixture this week and should get the three points. However, Newcastle’s defensive approach could prove to be a problem.<\/p>\n Earlier in the season, Steve Bruce’s men managed a 1-1 draw<\/a> at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The availability of Son Heung-min<\/a> is still uncertain although he could return. On a positive note, Kane scored a brace last time he played<\/a> at St. James’ Park. So, overall Kane is a very strong contender for the armband.<\/p>\n Bruno Fernandes has an excellent record against this week’s opponents, Brighton. He has scored three goals in two matches<\/a> against the Seagulls. Manchester United<\/a> have won the last five matches<\/a> against them as well.<\/p>\n Brighton’s possession-based style should suit the Red Devils as they can pick them off on fast counters. Fernandes is a brilliant captaincy option this week.<\/p>\n Raphinha<\/a> has performed very well in recent weeks and got himself a goal last week too. Rock-bottom Sheffield United seem to be great candidates for Leeds United<\/a> to dominate.<\/p>\n However, this is a Yorkshire derby and despite the Blades’ abysmal position on the points table, they have fought hard in matches. They have won on both of their last two visits<\/a> to Elland Road as well. So, a tight game could be in prospect.\u00a0Patrick Bamford<\/a> is also a decent option although his big scores have tended to come away from home.<\/p>\n Marcos Alonso<\/a> has a very good chance to start this Saturday for Chelsea<\/a>. Ben Chilwell<\/a> played the whole game for England on Wednesday night<\/a> so Thomas Tuchel might decide to go with Alonso for this one.<\/p>\n Opponents West Brom don’t score many. In fact, the Baggies have scored just once in the last five matches, so a clean sheet is very likely. Alonso has shown his attacking prowess over the years and against defensive-minded teams like West Brom, he will roam forward quite a lot – an attacking return is also quite possible. One could take a punt on Alonso. There is a very good chance of a high return.<\/p>\nBruno Fernandes<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Raphinha<\/h3>\n
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Marcos Alonso<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Gameweek 30 Fantasy Premier League Captaincy<\/h3>\n