Ten Fantasy Premier League players experienced price changes overnight, with seven rising in value and three falling as managers continue to reshape their squads ahead of the crucial final stretch of the season.
Liverpool's Hugo Ekitiké has risen to £9.3m following significant manager interest, with 36.3% of FPL bosses now backing the forward. However, his recent form presents a mixed picture across his last three outings.
The striker delivered an impressive 15-point haul against West Ham at Anfield, contributing to Liverpool's commanding 5-2 victory while playing 76 minutes. His subsequent performances have been less convincing, managing just two points in the away defeat to Wolves despite playing the full 90 minutes, followed by a single point against Spurs where he was limited to 26 minutes as a substitute.
Ekitiké's upcoming fixtures present an intriguing mix, starting with a home clash against Fulham in Gameweek 32, followed by an away trip to Everton and a home encounter with Crystal Palace.
Fulham midfielder Wilson has increased to £6.1m, attracting 24.8% ownership despite inconsistent recent returns. His standout performance came in the 2-1 home victory over Spurs, where he accumulated 12 points across 72 minutes of action.
Wilson's form dipped in the following fixture against West Ham, failing to feature from the bench in Fulham's 1-0 defeat. He returned to the starting lineup for the goalless draw at Nottingham Forest, contributing three points over 89 minutes.
The Cottagers face a challenging run of fixtures, beginning with an away trip to Liverpool in Gameweek 32, followed by home encounters against Brentford and Aston Villa.
Newcastle's Anthony Gordon has risen to £7.4m despite relatively low ownership at 6.8%. The midfielder has shown encouraging form across his recent appearances, accumulating 20 points from his last three starts.
Gordon managed two points in Newcastle's thrilling 3-2 defeat to Everton, playing 86 minutes in the high-scoring encounter. His performances improved significantly in subsequent fixtures, earning seven points in the 2-1 victory over Manchester United before delivering an excellent 11-point return in Newcastle's 1-0 away triumph at Chelsea.
The Magpies face a favourable fixture list, starting with a home match against Crystal Palace in Gameweek 32, followed by encounters with Bournemouth and Arsenal.
Manchester City defender O'Reilly has fallen to £5.0m as 8.6% ownership reflects concerns over his playing time consistency. His recent appearances highlight the rotation policy affecting City's defensive options.
The defender contributed six points in City's 1-0 away victory over Leeds, playing 70 minutes in the clean sheet success. However, he was unused from the bench in the 2-2 home draw with Nottingham Forest before returning for 90 minutes in the 1-1 draw at West Ham, managing two points.
City's upcoming fixtures include challenging encounters, starting with a home clash against Chelsea in Gameweek 32, followed by an away trip to Arsenal.
Several low-ownership defensive options experienced price movements overnight. Brighton's Van Hecke has risen to £4.5m with 4.6% ownership, while Newcastle's Hall increased to £5.4m despite just 4.2% selection.
Brentford's Van den Berg represents the lowest-owned riser at £4.6m with only 1.5% ownership, highlighting potential budget opportunities for astute managers.
Manchester City's Matheus N. has dropped to £5.3m with 3.0% ownership, while Wolves forwards Tolu and Armstrong have fallen to £5.3m and £5.2m respectively, with minimal manager interest at 0.1% and 0.0% ownership.
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