Gameweek 14 isn’t even over yet — with Man United still to face West Ham on Thursday night — but with the festive schedule in full swing, we’re already turning our attention to Gameweek 15.
With fixture congestion, rotation risks and rank volatility all increasing, this is the perfect moment to target low-owned differentials who can give you an edge.
Our strategy balances attacking potential with defensive coverage:
⚽ 3 attacking player – midfielders or forwards
🛡️ 2 defensive players – defenders or goalkeepers
This ensures coverage across the pitch while prioritising FPL points, essential for Gameweek success.
Bruno G. was heavily backed by managers going into GW14, only to be rotated — yet even then, the 28-year-old Brazil international made an immediate impact by scoring off the bench.
His season-long output reinforces why he remains such a strong pick: 4 goals (second only to Woltemade’s 5 for Newcastle), 4 assists (the most in the squad), 9 bonus points (again the most for the Magpies), and 71 total FPL points, making him Newcastle’s top-performing asset so far, as highlighted in the Opta Stats Sandbox.
Now he faces a Burnley side who have conceded the most away goals (21), averaging three per match and still without an away clean sheet this season.
It’s one of the standout fixtures of GW15 for any midfielder — and with Newcastle also meeting Burnley again in GW19, Bruno offers both immediate upside and strong medium-term appeal.
Fulham’s 28-year-old Welsh international continues to produce quietly but consistently, leading Marco Silva’s side for both goals (3) and assists (3) this season. His underlying numbers strengthen the case: 25 shots, 6 on target, and 9 inside the box demonstrate how regularly he gets into dangerous positions.
Crystal Palace visiting Craven Cottage in GW15 isn’t the easiest fixture on paper, but the real appeal lies just beyond it. As shown in the Fixture Planner, Fulham embark on a very favourable run, facing three relegation-battling sides in Burnley, Nottingham Forest and West Ham.
He may be a “wait and see” for managers wanting to assess Palace first — but if you’re making a midfield transfer this week, Wilson deserves consideration. His combination of set-piece involvement, shooting volume and creativity make him one of the safest and most explosive sub-10% differential options heading into the festive period.
If you can’t stretch to Phil Foden after his huge 32-point burst over GW13–14, the 23-year-old Belgium international offers tremendous upside in his own right.
Foden GW1–12
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🏟️ 10 games
⚽ 1 goal
🅱️ 2 bonus
📊 33 points
Foden GW13–14
🏟️ 2 games
⚽ 4 goals
🅱️ 6 bonus
📊 32 points
What a turnaround from Foden 👀 pic.twitter.com/rZea9okTcF
Since GW11, Doku has delivered 1 goal, 2 assists and 3 bonus points, but his underlying numbers point to even bigger potential ahead.
As shown in the Opta Heatmap tool, he has produced 31 attempted assists — a total bettered only by Bruno Fernandes (35) across the entire league. He has also created 8 big chances, the most of any player, and his 6 FPL assists place him joint-second, behind only Minteh (7). The data strongly suggests he has been unlucky not to return even more.
When Foden hits a purple patch he is often close to essential, but if your budget can’t stretch, or if you’re considering a bold triple-up on Man City’s attack alongside Foden and Haaland, Doku becomes a very attractive option. With City scoring 32 goals — five more than second-placed Arsenal — the opportunity for multiple attacking returns is always there.
And with his ownership still under 10%, Doku remains the ideal high-upside differential route into the Premier League’s most explosive attack.
The 24-year-old Germany centre-back has already demonstrated he can deliver explosive FPL returns, with his brace against Everton in GW13 still fresh in managers’ minds.
His underlying data reinforces just how dangerous he is: 10 shots, all 10 from inside the box, 4 on target, and 1.38 expected goals — an exceptional attacking profile for a defender, especially considering he has played just 903 minutes this season.
Newcastle’s clean sheet prospects also look promising. Burnley have scored only 15 goals this season, the joint third-lowest in the league, and their 12.95 expected goals suggests they could be fortunate to have scored even that many.
He’s already been brought in by 34,742 managers, and as shown in the Transfer Analytics tool, he features in two of the five most popular defender transfer combinations heading into GW15.
With proven set-piece threat and one of the best defensive fixtures of the Gameweek, Thiaw stands out as one of the most exciting under-the-radar options for GW15.
The 28-year-old Denmark international remains one of Fulham’s most reliable defensive performers and currently ranks seventh among all defenders for DEFCON (140) — a strong indicator of his defensive involvement and baseline BPS potential. That’s reflected in the fact he has already collected four bonus points, the fifth most among Fulham players this season.
Where Andersen really stands out, though, is in the fixtures. Fulham sit top for defensive fixture difficulty over the next four Gameweeks, starting with Crystal Palace at home in GW15 before entering a fantastic run against Burnley, Nottingham Forest and West Ham — all three fighting at the wrong end of the table.
Having played every minute of Fulham’s Premier League campaign so far, Andersen offers security of starts, clean sheet potential and bonus upside — making him a strong, low-owned differential for managers looking to tap into Fulham’s favourable schedule.
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