EPL GW20 Rate My FPL Team

What’s Happening

Breaking it down: Gameweek 19 proved to be a frustrating setback, with weak returns undoing much of the momentum built over previous weeks.

Despite sound planning, key players flopped to deliver, leaving the squad well below the gameweek average for a second straight round. With limited flexibility heading into Gameweek 20, every decision now carries extra weight. (let that sink in)

A […] EPL GW20 Rate My FPL Team Story by Olakunle Afolabi Sat, at 6:01 AM UTC · 3 min read Gameweek 19 proved to be a frustrating setback, with weak returns undoing much of the momentum built over previous weeks.

The Details

A single free transfer forces a cautious approach, while the temptation of a points hit looms large. Gameweek 19 Review Gameweek 19 was a trash one for me, as almost nothing went according to plan.

The last two gameweeks have been particularly damaging, with most of my players failing to deliver any return. Falling below the gameweek average in back-to-back weeks has almost undone the strong run I enjoyed, where I finished above average in six consecutive gameweeks.

Why This Matters

In goal, my two goalkeepers faced each other, and I expected both to concede. I opted for Petrovic in the hope of extra save points, but that gamble flopped to pay off. None of my defenders returned, with Diogo Dalot proving the most painful omission, as I was confident Manchester United would keep a clean sheet against Wolves.

This could change the dynamics of the sport going forward.

Key Takeaways

• Antoine Semenyo was the lone bright spot in midfield thanks to his assist against Chelsea.
• Ultimately, I finished the gameweek with just one player delivering any return.

The Bottom Line

Gameweek 20 Planning There is little I can do heading into Gameweek 20, as I only have one free transfer available. Ideally, I would have liked to freshen up the squad with new faces such as Mukiele, Roefs, or Gabriel Magalhães.

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