EPL GW-30: Best FPL Differentials

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 EPL GW-30: Best FPL Differentials



As the English Premier League (EPL) enters Gameweek 30, fantasy football managers are constantly on the lookout for differential picks to gain an edge in their Fantasy Premier League (FPL) teams. With only a handful of gameweeks left in the season, strategic selections become increasingly crucial. Here are some under-the-radar picks that could provide a significant boost to your FPL squad in GW-30:


Raphinha (Leeds United): The Brazilian midfielder has been a consistent performer for Leeds this season, offering both goals and assists. With favorable fixtures on the horizon, Raphinha could be a valuable addition to your midfield, especially considering his modest ownership.

Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace): Eze has been gradually establishing himself as a key player for Crystal Palace. With his flair and creativity, he poses a threat to opposition defenses. Facing a relatively favorable run of fixtures, Eze could deliver significant returns as a midfield differential.


Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa): Despite Aston Villa's recent struggles, Watkins has continued to find the back of the net on occasion. As Villa looks to bounce back, Watkins could be their talisman in attack. With low ownership and upcoming fixtures against beatable opponents, he could be a shrewd pick for your FPL team.

Aaron Cresswell (West Ham United): While West Ham's defensive solidity has been highlighted this season, Cresswell often goes under the radar in terms of FPL points. As a marauding full-back who also delivers dangerous set-pieces, he offers potential for both clean sheets and attacking returns.


Leandro Trossard (Brighton & Hove Albion): Trossard has shown glimpses of his quality throughout the season for Brighton. With Brighton's attacking style of play and upcoming fixtures against teams in the bottom half of the table, Trossard could be a valuable attacking asset for your FPL team.

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