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MATCHES (EDT)
10:00 a.m: Southampton v. Manchester City
10:00 a.m: Newcastle v. Chelsea
10:00 a.m: West Ham v. Everton
10:00 a.m: Crystal Palace v. West Brom
10:00 a.m: Huddersfield v. Arsenal
10:00 a.m: Manchester United v. Watford
10:00 a.m: Liverpool v. Brighton
10:00 a.m: Burnley v. Bournemouth
10:00 a.m: Tottenham v. Leicester City
10:00 a.m: Swansea City v. Stoke City
FORWARDS
Mohamed Salah, LIV v. BHA (£27): Salah's 31 goals this season puts him in the driver's seat for the Golden Boot, and with Liverpool needing a result to ensure they finish in the top four, I think we see him add to that total.
Harry Kane, TOT v. LEI (£27): Kane is within striking distance of Salah, just three goals back of the Golden Boot lead, and while that may be too big of a difference to make up, we can be sure that the two-time reigning winner goes out firing.
Jordan Ayew, SWA v. STK (£15): Swansea are in desperate need of goals if they want to have any shot at overtaking Southampton and avoiding relegation. Ayew hasn't scored in four straight, but he has taken multiple shots in each of the last two games, averaging over seven points per game in that span.
MIDFIELDERS
Paul Pogba, MUN v. WAT (£23): Pogba failed to reach eight points for the first time in four tries last time out despite getting off five shots in Thursday's draw at West Ham. He's in good position to get back to double-digit territory at home against Watford, as he has the ability to collect fantasy points on both sides of the ball.
Sadio Mane, LIV v. BHA (£22): Mane has eclipsed 13.60 points in four of his last five, including each of his last three. He's been a big part of Liverpool's daunting attack this season and is in a good spot to finish the season on a high note.
Cesc Fabregas, CHE at NEW (£19): Fabregas showcased his ability to earn a strong score without even logging as much as a shot with his 9.75 points against Huddersfield last time out. Willian at £17 seems awfully tempting too, but he's more dependent on goals and assists while Fabregas has proven more reliable over the course of the season regardless of attacking contributions.
DEFENDERS
Benjamin Mendy, MCI at SOU (£15): Mendy has shown well in limited minutes since returning from an ACL injury, and if he's given a start he's worth a long hard look. He has a big attacking upside, and with Manchester City playing for fun, it would be no surprise to see him involved on the attacking end.
Marcos Alonso, CHE at NEW (£15): Alonso showed off his attacking appeal with Chelsea's only goal in Wednesday's 1-1 daw with Huddersfield. He has at least seven points in five straight and is a goal-scoring threat any time he's on the pitch.
Victor Moses, CHE at NEW (£14): Moses usually lines up on the opposite wing to Alonso, and while he hasn't proven nearly as potent, he's no stranger to turning up with a goal or assist on occasion.
GOALKEEPER
Lukasz Fabianski, SWA v. STK (£13): Fabianski and Swansea's only shot at pulling off the unthinkable to avoid relegation is to get a big win at home and hope Manchester City pour it on at Southampton. With Swansea pressing for goals he's likely to see a flurry of shots from counterattacks, and if he can pair a helping of saves with a win bonus, he could prove to be a good value at the position.
