EPL DGW-37 Best FPL Differentials

If you’re chasing mini-league rivals or aiming for a specific rank, now’s the time to take risks. With a double game-week in GW-37, the final stretch of the Premier League season offers opportunities. Here are some low-owned players who could give you the edge you need.

Noni Madueke (£5.3m, NFO VS CHE, BHA VS CHE)

Ownership: 0.7%

Chelsea’s Madueke has notched three goals plus two assists and collected six bonus points in his last six league starts. He was outstanding on Sunday against West Ham. He took seven shots, six from inside the box, and delivered crosses into dangerous areas.

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Bruno Guimarães (£5.8m, NEW VS BHA, MUN VS NEW)

Ownership: 3.0%

Guimaraes, with three goals in five games, is a key player for Eddie Howe’s squad, recently scoring against Burnley and Sheffield United. Notably, five of his six goals came in away matches, where Newcastle will play two of the three remaining games, suggesting he’s a strong option over Anthony Gordon (£6.4 million), who has only four away returns among his 26 goal contributions. Guimarães also sits 3rd on the most in-form Newcastle player list, just behind Isak and Gordon respectively.

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Manuel Akanji (£5.0m, FUL VS MCI, TOT VS MCI)

Ownership: 5.5%

Because Josko Gvardiol (£5.1m) and Kyle Walker (£5.4m) both have ownership rates above 10%, and because center-back Akanji has started 11 of Man City’s last 13 league games, he becomes a reliable choice among defenders. No other Citizen defender has started as many games as Akanji, who leads the pack with nine. However, given City’s Pep Roulette, there’s always a risk. Despite this, the likelihood that the title race could continue until GW-38 could increase the chances of consistent starts for Akanji.

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Kai Havertz (£7.5m, MUN VS ARS)

Ownership: 8.5%

Kai Havertz might be the hottest player in the league right now. Since GW-23, he has racked up the most FPL points (107), thanks to his eight goals plus seven assists during that span. Overall, he has 12 goals plus eight assists this season. The German international has started every match since GW-23, making him a lock in Arsenal’s starting XI.

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Richarlison de Andrade (£6.8m, TOT VS BUR, TOT VS MCI)

Ownership : 2.8%

Richarlison could be an excellent differential for the rest of the season. He has been in and out of the lineup since GW-27 following a knee injury. However, he got 26 minutes against Arsenal and 63 minutes against Chelsea during DGW-35, and he played 29 minutes against Liverpool, where he scored a goal and also gave an assist.

Now he seems fit enough to start, and there’s a good chance he’ll be the main striker for the remainder of the season. With Timo Werner (£6.3m) ruled out, Son Heung-min (£9.9m) will likely move to the left, which could give Richarlison more playing time.

Are you considering any of these players? Do you have other differential picks in mind? What’s your strategy for these crucial final fixtures? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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