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Gameweek 34 of Fantasy Premier League is the land of opportunity – with so many of the division’s players enjoying the luxury of two fixtures.
The business end of the season is upon us, meaning expect the unexpected in terms of results, and the same applies when selecting players who can lead you to FPL glory. We can have all Mohamed Salah, Erling Haaland and Bukayo Saka in our teams, but are you really going to make up any ground on your rivals if you have exactly the same players?
Here’s where Fantasy Football Hub’s powerful AI Points Predictions tool can really come in handy, as you may just identify some differential picks – very handy if you’re planning to use a wildcard – that can help set your team apart.
Below is three players to consider getting in ahead of a huge week.
Kai Havertz
Fixtures: Wolves (A), Chelsea (H); Predicted Points: 10.3
2024 has been a bit of a breakthrough year for Kai Havertz, silencing the critics who wondered why Arsenal had shelled out north of £60m for his services.
In 12 games this calendar year, Havertz has registered 11 goal contributions (five goals and six assists), and his purple patch of form has seen him notch double-digit points hauls in four of his last eight outings.
Havertz’s FPL ownership remains below 10%, but you’d be wise to consider pairing him alongside teammate Bukayo Saka as title-chasing Arsenal look to continue banging home the goals.
Matheus Cunha
Fixtures: Arsenal (H), Bournemouth (H); Predicted Points: 9.8
Matheus Cunha returned from injury with a bang against Nottingham Forest, bagging a brace to earn Wolverhampton Wanderers a valuable point at the City Ground.
The Brazilian is now Gary O’Neil’s top scorer this season with 11 goals, with his FPL points per game return sitting at a healthy 4.5.
He faces Arsenal and Bournemouth this week – opponents he scored against earlier this season – and home advantage is likely to see Wolves on the front foot more often than not. Cunha is also tasked with taking…
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