Alex Dakers

5 days ago | fantasyfootballscout.co.uk | FPL Scoop |Alex Dakers

Chip Strategy ShareAs we approach Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Double Gameweek 33, it’s time for the latest instalment of our weekly Assistant Manager guides. There are a few “table bonus” opportunities this weekend, including one Premier League boss with two fixtures. We’ll assess the best options for this week as well as the rounds ahead as we continue to barrel through Double Gameweek season. Let’s get into it. READ MORE: What is the Assistant Manager chip + when can FPL managers play it?

6 days ago | fantasyfootballscout.co.uk | FPL Scoop |Alex Dakers

Four clubs have a Double Gameweek 33 in Fantasy Premier League (FPL): Arsenal, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Manchester City. In this Scouting the Doubles entry, we take a closer look at the Gunners. Arsenal began this season as title contenders but, like in 2023/24, have slipped into second place – this time behind a dominant Liverpool side that could win the league as soon as next weekend.

1 week ago | fantasyfootballscout.co.uk | FPL Scoop |Alex Dakers

FPL ShareIf you’re using the Bench Boost in Gameweek 32, the chances are that a) you’ve thought about the decision for a while and b) already have your boostable substitutes in place. But as David Byrne once sang, you may find yourself with a flag or two in your squad heading as we near Saturday’s deadline. There may be a Marc Guehi (£4.5m) here or a lingering Gabriel Magalhaes (£6.3m) there.

1 week ago | fantasyfootballscout.co.uk | FPL Scoop |Alex Dakers

Chip Strategy ShareWith the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Double Gameweek 32 deadline fast approaching, we’re back with another Assistant Manager guide. There are plenty of “table bonus” opportunities this weekend, including for one of this weekend’s doublers. We’ll assess the best options for this week as well as the rounds ahead as we enter Double Gameweek season. Let’s get into it. READ MORE: What is the Assistant Manager chip + when can FPL managers play it?

2 weeks ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | Alex Dakers

There exists a "gulf in quality" between Premiership clubs and Europe's rugby elite that may only be solved by boosted salary caps or a changed season format, former England internationals have suggested. A disappointing weekend in the Champions Cup saw four more English teams - Saracens, Harlequins, Leicester and Sale - eliminated from the marquee continental competition after heavy losses.