Fantasy Premier League Team of the Week | FPL Gameweek 16
Aston Villa have recently achieved remarkable victories over both Manchester City and Arsenal, securing clean sheets in both matches. This impressive feat has left fans eagerly anticipating the team’s potential, as their performance have showcased an unknown ceiling. Meanwhile, Liverpool currently leads the Premier League, once again securing a late goal to maintain their position at the top. Despite Liverpool’s consistency, Aston Villa stands out as the most intriguing team to watch at the moment.
Manchester City put an end to a challenging period with a hard-fought victory against Luton Town, indicating a return to form. However, on the same day, Fulham, Everton, and Tottenham Hotspur emerged as the notable winners. Fulham particularly stood out, scoring a total of 10 goals across two games, signalling an impressive offensive display. Tottenham Hotspur have regained momentum, and Sean Dyche is showcasing his typical managerial prowess with Everton at Goodison Park.
Thus, the Fantasy Premier League team of the week for the Gameweek 16 is dominated by 4 and 5-goal-scorer teams i.e. Tottenham and Fulham respectively.
Jordan Pickford (Everton)
In Gameweek 16 of the Fantasy Premier League, Jordan Pickford from Everton emerged as a standout goalkeeper, priced at an affordable £4.4 million. With a current form rating of 5.4 and an impressive average of 3.5 points per match, Pickford has solidified his position as the 24th best goalkeeper in the league. In the latest gameweek, he delivered an exceptional performance, earning 10 points and contributing to his total season points of 56.
Additionally, Pickford secured 6 bonus points, showcasing his impact on the pitch. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 35.6, he stands at the 12th position among all goalkeepers. Despite being owned by 7.4% of Fantasy Premier League managers, his outstanding displays have undoubtedly made him a key figure in many FPL squads.
Marcos Senesi (Bournemouth)
In the Fantasy Premier League’s Gameweek 16, Marcos Senesi of Bournemouth stood out as a standout defender. Priced at an affordable £4.3 million, Senesi has demonstrated his defensive prowess, ranking 146th among all defenders. With a solid form rating of 7.2 and an average of 3.2 points per match, he has become a reliable asset for FPL managers.
In the latest gameweek, Senesi delivered an outstanding performance, accumulating 15 points and contributing to his overall season tally of 45 points. Notably, he secured 6 bonus points, showcasing his impact on both ends of the pitch. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 44.4, he stands at the 34th position among defenders. Despite being owned by only 1.3% of FPL managers, Senesi’s impressive contributions make him a noteworthy player in the fantasy football landscape.
Tosin Adarabioyo (Fulham)
Tosin Adarabioyo of Fulham emerged as another standout defender, available at a reasonable price of £4.3 million. Adarabioyo demonstrated solid form, boasting a rating of 4.2 and an impressive average of 5.5 points per match, placing him in the 3rd position among all defenders. His notable performance in the latest gameweek saw him accumulate 14 points, contributing to his overall season total of 22 points.
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Despite a modest bonus point tally of 2, Adarabioyo showcased his defensive prowess on the pitch. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 10.4, he holds the 133rd position among defenders. Interestingly, despite being owned by only 0.1% of Fantasy Premier League managers, Adarabioyo’s consistent contributions make him a noteworthy and potentially underappreciated asset in the FPL landscape.
Destiny Udogie (Spurs)
Destiny Udogie of Spurs showcased his prowess as a standout defender, with a price tag of £4.8 million. Udogie, currently ranked 37th among defenders, demonstrated a steady form with a rating of 2.2 and an average of 2.9 points per match, placing him at the 48th position in the defender category. In the latest gameweek, Udogie earned 9 points, contributing to his overall season total of 40 points.
Notably, he secured 5 bonus points, highlighting his impactful contributions on the field. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 54.9, Udogie holds the 16th position among defenders, further emphasizing his effectiveness. Impressively, he boasts a relatively high ownership percentage of 9.8%, indicating his recognition and popularity among Fantasy Premier League managers who appreciate his consistent performances in the league.
Son Heung-min (Spurs)
Son Heung-min of Spurs continued to assert his dominance as a top-performing midfielder. Priced at £9.5 million, Son holds an impressive ranking of 3rd among all midfielders, reflecting his value in the FPL landscape. With a formidable form rating of 6.6 and an outstanding average of 7.1 points per match, he sits comfortably at the 2nd position in the midfielder category. Son’s stellar performance in the latest gameweek earned him an impressive 17 points, contributing to his substantial season total of 113 points.
His noteworthy contributions were further acknowledged with 16 bonus points, underscoring his impact on the field. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 141.6, Son ranks 4th among midfielders, highlighting his all-around effectiveness. Notably, he enjoys a substantial ownership percentage of 35.1%, attesting to his popularity among Fantasy Premier League managers who recognize his consistent and influential performances.
Richarlison (Spurs)
Richarlison de Andrade of Spurs demonstrated his impact as a midfielder, priced at a reasonable £6.6 million. Ranked 27th among midfielders, Richarlison displayed a consistent form with a rating of 3.4 and an average of 3.6 points per match, positioning him at the 45th spot in the midfielder category. His standout performance in the latest gameweek earned him 15 points, contributing to his overall season tally of 47 points.
Despite a modest bonus point count of 2, Richarlison showcased his influence on the pitch. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 62.5, he holds the 55th position among midfielders, underscoring his well-rounded contributions. Interestingly, despite a relatively low ownership percentage of 1.2%, Richarlison’s performances make him a potential under-the-radar asset in Fantasy Premier League, appreciated by those who recognize his consistent impact on the field.
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Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
Mohamed Salah of Liverpool continued to solidify his status as an elite midfielder, commanding a premium price of £13.1 million. Remarkably, Salah holds the top spot among all midfielders, reflecting his unparalleled value in the FPL landscape. Boasting an exceptional form rating of 8.4 and an impressive average of 7.9 points per match, he maintains the highest position in the midfielder category. In the latest gameweek, Salah accumulated 13 points, contributing to his remarkable season total of 127 points.
His standout performances were duly recognized with 17 bonus points, underscoring his significant impact on the field. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 171.5, Salah ranks 1st among midfielders, showcasing his all-encompassing influence. Notably, he enjoys a staggering ownership percentage of 50.9%, attesting to his widespread popularity among Fantasy Premier League managers who acknowledge Salah’s consistent and prolific contributions.
Simon Adingra (Brighton)
Simon Adingra of Brighton showcased his capabilities as a midfielder, maintaining a modest price tag of £5.0 million. Ranked 132nd among midfielders, Adingra displayed consistent form with a rating of 4.8 and an average of 3.5 points per match, securing the 46th position in the midfielder category. His noteworthy performance in the latest gameweek earned him 10 points, contributing to his overall season tally of 53 points.
Collecting 6 bonus points further highlighted Adingra’s impact on the field. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 85.0, he stands at the 25th position among midfielders, showcasing a well-rounded set of skills. Despite a relatively low ownership percentage of 1.3%, Adingra’s consistent contributions make him a potential hidden gem in Fantasy Premier League, appreciated by managers who recognize his value on the pitch.
Abdoulaye Doucouré (Everton)
Abdoulaye Doucouré of Everton continued to make his mark as a midfielder, carrying a reasonable price tag of £5.5 million. Ranked 59th among midfielders, Doucouré showcased consistent form with a rating of 6.8 and an average of 4.7 points per match, securing the 16th position in the midfielder category. His performance in the latest gameweek earned him 10 points, contributing to his overall season tally of 75 points. Doucouré also accrued 7 bonus points, emphasizing his valuable contributions on the field.
With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 107.4, he holds the 12th position among midfielders, showcasing a well-balanced set of skills. Despite a relatively modest ownership percentage of 1.4%, Doucouré’s consistent and impactful performances make him a noteworthy asset in Fantasy Premier League, appreciated by managers who recognize his contributions to Everton’s midfield.
Raul Jimenez (Fulham)
Raul Jimenez of Fulham stood out as a noteworthy forward, with an affordable price tag of £5.2 million. Ranked 40th among forwards, Jiménez displayed consistent form with a rating of 6.8 and an average of 3.1 points per match, securing the 21st position in the forward category. His performance in the latest gameweek earned him 9 points, contributing to his overall season tally of 47 points. Jiménez also secured 8 bonus points, highlighting his impactful contributions on the field.
With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 60.1, he holds the 17th position among forwards, showcasing his well-rounded skills in various aspects of the game. Despite a relatively modest ownership percentage of 1.8%, Jiménez’s consistent performances make him an interesting and potentially underrated option in Fantasy Premier League, valued by managers who recognize his effectiveness in the Fulham forward line.
Matheus Santos (Wolves)
In Fantasy Premier League’s Gameweek 16, Matheus Santos Carneiro Da Cunha of Wolves proved to be a noteworthy forward, available at a reasonable price of £5.7 million. Currently ranked 26th among forwards, Matheus Santos displayed consistent form with a rating of 6.2 and an impressive average of 4.1 points per match, securing the 9th position in the forward category. His performance in the latest gameweek earned him 9 points, contributing to his overall season tally of 65 points.
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Matheus Santos also garnered 6 bonus points, underlining his impactful contributions on the field. With an ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) Index of 101.8, he holds the 5th position among forwards, showcasing his well-rounded skills. Despite a relatively modest ownership percentage of 4.7%, Matheus Santos is proving to be a valuable asset in Fantasy Premier League, appreciated by managers who recognize his consistent and influential performances in the Wolves’ forward line.