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With Chelsea hosting United and Liverpool Hosting the Spurs not only are we in for some great football this weekend but Fantasy Premier League Managers are racking their brains on how to get the most points possible. With seven clean sheets in the previous mid-week gameweek the offense was obviously lacking. Injuries to Rooney and Nani also add in the “who to replace them with” additive to only make it harder.

These are the gameweeks when the majority of Premier League Fantasy Teams start to shift from looking alike to being different. This is when the moves are made. If you can be lucky enough to seize a players run like Bale or Modric of last week you can definitely jump over Managers ahead of you.

I think for this week with the likelihood of Rooney and Nani not playing I will treat myself to some players yet to make the Dead Rabbits starting roster

Fantasy Premier League Tips Gameweek 24

Forwards

Rooney – As I said above I’m taking the chance to replace him for a week with Van Persie

Adebayor – Not a bad showing last gameweek even though it was overshadowed by Modric and Bale, the Spurs will need to be flying on all cylinders to beat Liverpool

Best – with Ba’s return it’s likely the goal scoring will shift to him but Ba’s is fatigued and may rest and Alan Pardew will keep in mind that Best scored when they last played the Villans

Midfielders

Bale – Top flight player and just like I said with Ade Liverpool is never one to take lightly

Nani – Nani is out this week and in his place will be Juan Mata. Chelsea will be looking to redeem their 3-1 loss from earlier

Silva – Fulham are a team that are mid-table but looking to climb, let’s hope Mancini read the roit act in order to get some offense after that loss

Johnson – Back to the bench

Sessengnon – Stoke will be looking to bounce back at home but I’m sure this will be a hard fought fixture.

Defenders

Kompany – A yellow card first game back… really. Oh well, last time City played Fulham it was a two all draw. Let’s hope for a better defensive presence

McAuley –Back to the Bench with ye…

Jose Enrique – A good clean sheet last week but with hosting the spurs the likelihood of that repeating is slim.

Taylor R – An assist and a clean sheet quite nice and playing Aston, Bent and other will pose a threat.

Simpson – Bench Player number two, I doubt he will be used but I’m confident I can use Simpson if called upon

Goal Keepers

Vorm –The last time Vorm played WBA they had a three nil victory… at home. Looking back at Vorm’s away performance it’s shaky at best. If the Swans want to have a swan song season…pun intended they’ll need to firm their away record up.

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