Tottenham have a strong matchup at home against Aston Villa this week, which is why Harry Kane is near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
Liverpool still have a shot at finishing in the top four, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting a big performance from Mohamed Salah this week against Burnley.
With matches against Newcastle and an overloaded Manchester United, James Maddison is one of the highest-ranked players by RotoWire's Andrew Laird for Gameweek 35.
Manchester United will play three matches in Gameweek 35, which is why Bruno Fernandes sits atop Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
After earning three points Thursday against West Brom, Leicester City look likely to win again in Gameweek 33, which is why James Maddison is near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly Fantrax player rankings.
Only two points behind fourth place, Liverpool seem likely to win this weekend against Newcastle, which pushes Mohamed Salah to the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
Bruno Fernandes has failed to make the score-sheet in four of his last six starts, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird thinks a big game against Burnley is coming this weekend.
Tottenham are the only team to play twice in Gameweek 32, which certainly helps Harry Kane get to the top of Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
Mason Mount is in excellent form, and he has a good opportunity to continue his fine play this weekend against Crystal Palace.
We could see some big rotation with the Manchester City lineup as they face Leeds United this weekend, but whoever starts will likely be strong fantasy options.
Leeds United and Southampton will each play twice in Gameweek 25, which is why players like Raphinha move close to the top of Andrew Laird's weekly rankings.
A number of Leeds players land near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly rankings, as they'll travel to face Wolverhampton before hosting Southampton in Gameweek 25.
Leeds have not rotated much this season, but two matches in Gameweek 25 could see head coach Marcelo Bielsa makes some changes (or not).
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang returned to full training Monday, which could allow him to start Tuesday against Wolverhampton.
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A number of injuries will alter lineups this weekend, with Son Heung-Min possible playing more centrally in place of the injured Harry Kane.