Mohamed Salah, Liverpool, £13.7m - Everton (h)

Salah is in without the armband this week.

If you are going to follow my advice and bet against him you're just hoping he has a "quiet" game - which for him means just one goal or maybe even just an assist!

Justin Kluivert, Bournemouth, £6.3m - Ipswich (h)

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On paper, this should be a great game for Bournemouth attacking assets but they have tailed off recently.

On top of that, their FA Cup tie against Manchester City on Sunday means this game feels prime for at least a couple of players being rotated by Andoni Iraola.

And that makes every Bournemouth player a slightly risky pick, but with Kluivert in form and on penalties, I'm punting on him.

Ismaila Sarr, Crystal Palace, £5.6m - Southampton (a)

Sarr has 26 points in his past two games and, with Jean-Philippe Mateta likely to be back up front, Palace will fancy a handsome win against struggling Saints.

Senegal midfielder Sarr is very efficient - he's had 43 shots this season (team-mate Eberechi Eze has taken 83) yet more than half (24) have been on target, which is the most by any Palace player.

Only Salah and Cole Palmer have had more big chances from midfield.

Christopher Nkunku, Chelsea, £5.7m - Tottenham (h)

Nkunku is showing glimpses of what many FPL players thought he'd offer coming into the season.

In the past four games, only Palmer has had more shots in the box for Chelsea than Nkunku.

The Frenchman only has one goal in that time but this week should start against a Spurs side who have lost their past three games to Chelsea, conceding 10.


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