
There were 14 FPL price changes overnight, with two players rising and twelve falling.
| Player | Team | Pos | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wissa | Newcastle | FWD | £6.2m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Barry | Everton | FWD | £5.6m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Semenyo | Man City | MID | £8.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Rice | Arsenal | MID | £7.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| James | Chelsea | DEF | £5.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Frimpong | Liverpool | DEF | £5.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Rodon | Leeds | DEF | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Dalot | Man Utd | DEF | £4.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Gravenberch | Liverpool | MID | £5.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Tosin | Spurs | DEF | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| McNeil | Crystal Palace | MID | £5.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Steur | Newcastle | MID | £4.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Bamba | Newcastle | MID | £4.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Dominguez | Nott'm Forest | MID | £4.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
Wissa has risen in price after a solid start to the season. He scored eight points against Spurs in Gameweek 2, playing 82 minutes in a 2-0 away win. He followed that with a full 90 minutes against Bournemouth in Gameweek 3, though he managed just one point in a 2-2 draw. Newcastle's next three fixtures look average, but Hull away in Gameweek 5 and Coventry away in Gameweek 6 are both easy on paper.
Barry is one of today's FPL price changes after impressing early in the campaign. He bagged eight points in Gameweek 1, helping Everton beat Crystal Palace 2-0 at home, playing 79 minutes. He only managed two points in Gameweek 2 against Bournemouth, but his underlying form looks promising. Everton face Ipswich away in Gameweek 5 and Hull away in Gameweek 6, both of which are easy fixtures worth monitoring.
Semenyo is the most-owned player among today's FPL price changes fallers. He has been consistent across the opening three gameweeks, totalling 13 points. He scored six points against Coventry City at home in Gameweek 3, playing the full 90 minutes in a 1-0 win. He also put in a strong shift against Crystal Palace away in Gameweek 2, earning five points in a 4-1 victory. However, Man City face Manchester United in Gameweek 4 and Liverpool in Gameweek 6, both of which are difficult fixtures. Sunderland away in Gameweek 5 and Ipswich away in Gameweek 7 offer easier opportunities.
Rice has dropped in price despite Arsenal making a strong start. He played 68 minutes against Coventry City in Gameweek 1, earning three points, before picking up five points in 85 minutes away at Aston Villa in Gameweek 2. He missed Gameweek 3 entirely based on the data available. Arsenal's upcoming schedule looks encouraging, with Leeds away in Gameweek 6 standing out as an easy fixture. At £7.4m, Rice remains a popular midfield option for FPL managers.
James has fallen in price after a difficult start. He played the full 90 minutes in Gameweek 1 against Fulham but scored zero points in a 3-2 defeat. In Gameweek 2, he came off the bench and played just 22 minutes against Brighton in a 4-3 loss. His limited minutes and poor returns make him hard to trust right now. Hull at home in Gameweek 4 is an easy fixture, which could offer a route back into the team.
These players have also dropped in price today but are owned by fewer than five per cent of FPL managers, making them unlikely to affect many squads.
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