What number of The Reds players are you able to accommodate in your squad this week?
Jurgen Klopp's side are coming off back-to-back wins , featuring a red-hot forward in their French frontman ahead of a encounter with Wolverhampton Wanderers currently tracking for an abysmal top-flight seasons in history.
If you've kept a few of your Africa Cup of Nations transfers , with the cash to spend by replacing the sidelined Manchester United's playmaker, in that case Liverpool players should be the primary focus.
The ideal squad is chosen according to current Fantasy Premier League costs to comply with a 100 million pound cap, mirroring using a one-week wildcard.
Skipper Manchester City's striker (a huge score) , alongside the productive pair of Antoine Semenyo (10 points) plus Liverpool's frontman propelled the team to a solid total – supplemented by a double-digit cameo from Antonee Robinson as a substitute.
David Raya, the Gunners, keeper, £6m – vs Brighton & Hove Albion (H).
Arsenal's backline suffered a minor wobble following an injury to their Brazilian defender, but they have recorded two shutouts recently , with nine so far with less than half the season gone.
The Emirates Stadium outfit have conceded in all but three fixtures at the Emirates campaign. The strikes they conceded came from Erling Haaland, a wondrous strike from Tottenham's forward , plus a unexpected header from Wolves' attacker.
Jurrien Timber (£6.5m) & Piero Hincapie (£5.5m), Arsenal – vs the Seagulls (H).
It's a triple-up on the Arsenal backline.
Not only are they the strongest defence in the game, with a clean sheet in the majority of their matches, they take on a Roberto De Zerbi's team that has drawn a blank in two consecutive games.
Brighton have a mere 9 strikes across eight fixtures away from home.
Timber is a solid choice each gameweek , with increased attacking upside operating as the full-back role.
Hincapie has collected defensive contribution points in four consecutive appearances, including two clean sheets.
Virgil van Dijk, Liverpool, £5.9m – vs Wolves (H).
One could select six Anfield assets for this fixture if possible.
Wolves were shut out once again so far in Saturday's 2-0 home loss to the Bees.
They have scored just 9 strikes all season, with only two away from home. This is a very secure shutout bet imaginable.
Omar Alderete, the Black Cats, £4m – vs Leeds United (H).
Regardless of Leeds United's recent goalscoring upturn – including the performances of Dominic Calvert-Lewin – we're selecting a Stadium of Light clean sheet at home.
It would be a third in a row and the Paraguayan defender becoming the best value defender option. Managers can field him regularly across many fixtures, given his regular defensive contribution returns.
Mason Mount, Manchester United, £5.9m – vs Newcastle United (H).
Mount should play a significant part at Manchester United over the coming fixtures, with Bruno Fernandes being sidelined.
Recently, United boast the greatest expected goals (xG) statistically by a significant margin – 8.78 versus the next best Leeds United's 5.68.
Their opponents are a Newcastle team that has struggled in away matches – managing one win from seven attempts.
Mount could well inherit a large share of Fernandes' playmaking duties, particularly on set-pieces, and might play as an attacking midfielder.
Florian Wirtz, the Reds, £8.1m – vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (H).
Wirtz is due a significant score , with a fixture at Anfield versus the struggling Wolves being an ideal opportunity for that to happen.
He has posted points in three out of four recent games – two assists plus a 'defcon' performance.
Over that time he has created 10 chances, the most of any Liverpool, while his expected goals is 0.88.
Morgan Rogers, Aston Villa, £7.2m – vs the Blues (A).
Boasting 30 points over two matches, Rogers' current form cannot be overlooked.
He is Villa's key attacker, capable of creating a strike with the smallest room in the box.
A fixture to Chelsea could be viewed as a challenging assignment, but Villa have emerged victorious there on two occasions in the past three seasons.
Hugo Ekitike (Captain), the Reds, £8.9m – vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (H).
Because of facing an abysmal Wolves side, a lack of competition for a starting spot, and having notched five goals over three matches, Ekitike earns the double-points role this week.
Erling Haaland, City, £15.1m – vs Nottingham Forest (A).
It is unthinkable to dropping Haaland, but because he has a more difficult fixture on the road this week, we are opting to look elsewhere for the armband.
Jarrod Bowen, West Ham United, £7.6m
