This article provides a detailed analysis of the ideal Fantasy Premier League team for the upcoming gameweek, focusing on players with double gameweeks and strong potential. The author highlights key selections from both Liverpool and Aston Villa, considering their form, fixtures, and budget-friendly options. The team is carefully constructed within a £100m budget, maximizing value and maximizing points potential.
With another double gameweek in Fantasy Premier League this week, half of this team picks itself, with three Liverpool and three Aston Villa assets. If you haven't used it last week, a Triple Captain chip on Mohamed Salah could be an option. And why not get Aston Villa boss Unai Emery in with your Assistant Manager Chip? He has Ipswich at home which should be a victory then a chance for table bonus against Liverpool - who are in the middle of a run of playing twice a week and could be tired.
A Villa win over Liverpool is worth at least 16 points and I'd even recommend switching to Emery if you backed Arne Slot with the chip last week.\The team of the week is selected based on current FPL prices to fit within a £100m budget, as if you were playing a Free Hit. There were some mammoth scores out there this week and this team was no exception with 58 points from captain Salah, 29 from three Everton players and Emiliano Martinez, Aston Villa, keeper, £5m - Ipswich (h), Liverpool (h) Villa's defence has not been reliable this season with only three clean sheets but you can't pass it up in a double gameweek. He's guaranteed to play both games and the Argentine has earned a save point in 13 of his 24 games this season. If Villa are to get anything against Liverpool, it is likely to involve Martinez playing a blinder and making a few saves.\Munoz now has more points than William Saliba and is only one point behind a heavy hitter like Josko Gvardiol in the scoring charts. He is turning underlying statistics into FPL points with three clean sheets and two assists in his past four games - and a goal in the FA Cup on Monday. Don't be fooled by Everton's thrashing of Leicester last week - they are still a side that will struggle for goals on occasions so Munoz owners should expect a fruitful day for the Colombian.\As much as Trent Alexander-Arnold offers the upside in this Liverpool defence, his recent injury and a busy schedule makes him a risk I wouldn't take this week if you don't already own him. Van Dijk is nailed on to play, has been known to score a goal and has a double gameweek. Safe choice. Leicester have conceded a league-high 79 chances from headers and their 24 shots conceded from corners is the fourth-worst in the division. Shots from headers? Chances from corners? Gabriel's ears will prick up hearing that, this is what he lives on - especially with a decent clean sheet chance added into the mix.Mohamed Salah (captain), Liverpool, £13.7m - Wolves (h), Villa (a)Justin Kluivert (£5.9m) & Antoine Semenyo (£5.7m), both Bournemouth - Southampton (a) The Bournemouth duo are grouped together to emphasize what an amazing run of games the Cherries have all the way up until week 34. Kluivert and Semenyo are the best options but if budget is an issue then Dango Ouattara (£5.1m) is an excellent third choice (he makes the bench). Over the past four weeks, Kluivert has been sensational, with five goals and two assists. He and Semenyo have both taken 13 shots in that time, but the Ghanaian has three fewer goals. However, Kluivert's four non-penalty goals have come from a NPxG (Non-penalty expected goals) of just 1.36. If you've watched his highlights, he has scored a few crackers.The point here is that both are great FPL assets but Kluivert has overperformed his underlying data a little so his production may come down a bit over the course of time.Morgan Rogers, Aston Villa, £5.6m - Ipswich (h), Liverpool (h) Rogers does not have a return in his past three games but the double gameweek, his price and his productivity so far (11 FPL returns) make him an easy selection this week. Villa could be exciting going forward, with Marcus Rashford and Donyell Malen added to the squad with bags of FPL potential.Seven of Cody Gakpo's eight league goals have come at AnfieldWatkins is another safe choice for Villa's double. No competition for the central striker spot, on penalties and he's very steady. Last season's top-scoring striker is already fifth in the rankings this season despite being dropped for a short spell and you know he will have chances - it's just how many he can put away.Gakpo completes the Liverpool trio in this team as for gameweek 24. The home game against Wolves is most enticing here, given the 16 points he scored against fellow relegation battlers Ipswich in gameweek 23. Is there a worry about Arne Slot using the Wolves game to rest some players, with Liverpool playing every three to four days at the moment? Yes but that's the risk you have to deal with and Gakpo has started the past 15 Palace have won three of their past four games and Mateta has five goals in his past six league games. He is rolling at the moment and so are his team. Everton showed in the FA Cup game against Bournemouth that a dynamic attacking team can carve them up and Palace can be that side on their day. Mateta will love the idea of a physical tussle with Everton centre-back James Tarkowski and he could well come out on to
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