Fantasy Premier League gameweek 33 starts this Friday with just eight fixtures. Four teams do not play this weekend. Read on to find out more about this gameweek.<\/p>\n
Tottenham Hotspur<\/a>, Manchester City<\/a>, Southampton<\/a> and Fulham<\/a> do not have a match this gameweek. However, Spurs will play against the bottom side Sheffield United<\/a> in gameweek 34 so one might just want to keep hold of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min.<\/p>\n Robert S\u00e1nchez has kept back-to-back clean sheets for Brighton & Hove Albion<\/a>. This week, the Seagulls have a match they will be targeting all three points against Sheffield United. With the Blades being rather toothless in front of goal all season, a clean sheet is definitely possible.<\/p>\n Emiliano Mart\u00ednez has a tricky fixture this week against the resurgent West Bromwich Albion<\/a>. The Baggies have to win to keep their survival hopes alive. He might have opportunities to make a few saves and, if he can keep a clean sheet then, a big score is definitely possible.<\/p>\n Kasper Schmeichel<\/a> has a good chance to keep a clean sheet this week. Crystal Palace<\/a> have scored a goal in each of their last four matches, however, and will prove to be a tough test.<\/p>\n Prior to getting benched in the last game, Salah had scored in two successive games. That should mean he could start this Saturday. He is still missing a lot of chances but he should get enough at home to Newcastle United. The Magpies have improved in recent weeks but one has to fancy\u00a0Liverpool <\/a>here. Salah is probably the best captaincy choice this week on paper. Sadio Man\u00e9 and Diogo Jota are also good options.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Bruno Fernandes has scored only once in the last five matches. In the previous match against\u00a0Burnley, he played well but did not get the FPL points his performance probably merited. Fernandes had a great match against Leeds earlier in the season, scoring a mammoth 17 points. However, Marcelo Bielsa\u2019s men perform much better defensively these days and it won\u2019t be easy for the Red Devils at Elland Road.<\/p>\n Mason Greenwood has scored four goals in the last three matches. His starting status remains uncertain but even off the bench, he could do some damage.<\/p>\n Despite having a good fixture, none of the Leicester midfielders seem worthwhile options. James Maddison should be considered but will he start?<\/p>\n Those looking for a differential could consider Matheus Pereira<\/a>. The Baggies need the points and his performance will be key. As a penalty-taker, he could go huge if they get a penalty.<\/p>\n Kelechi Iheanacho is enjoying the form of his life at the moment. He has scored seven goals and 50 FPL points in the last five matches in the Premier League. One cannot ignore that form. Besides, he is facing a team in Crystal Palace that has nothing to play for this season. With the Foxes needing the three points to continue their charge for a spot in next season\u2019s Champions League, this is a match Iheanacho could thrive in. One has to consider him strongly for the armband this week. Jamie Vardy has been quiet in recent weeks but he can do well this round as well.<\/p>\n Not many great striker options are around this week. Ollie Watkins could be considered, especially for those looking for a replacement for Lacazette. If one fancies West Brom, Mbaye Diagne is also a decent shout.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Click here<\/a> to find out about the best captaincy picks this week.<\/p>\n Main PhotoGoalkeepers<\/span><\/h3>\n
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