There were 26 price changes in Fantasy Premier League today, with four players rising in value while 22 experienced price drops.
The Crystal Palace defender has risen to £5.1m and remains an attractive option at 34.9% ownership. Guéhi has been remarkably consistent, starting every match and playing the full 90 minutes in his last three fixtures. He secured 4 points against both Bournemouth and Arsenal before delivering an excellent 10-point haul against Brentford in Palace's 2-0 victory.
Palace face Brighton (home), Wolves (away), and Manchester United (home) in their next three fixtures, offering a mixed bag of defensive prospects. The Eagles have shown defensive solidity recently, keeping a clean sheet against Brentford.
Arsenal's number one goalkeeper has increased to £5.9m with 32.2% of managers backing him. Raya has been in exceptional form, recording three consecutive clean sheets against Fulham, Crystal Palace, and Burnley, earning 6 points in each fixture. His consistency between the posts has been a key factor in Arsenal's defensive resilience.
The Gunners face Sunderland (away), Tottenham (home), and Chelsea (away) in their upcoming fixtures, with the North London Derby presenting a particularly challenging test for clean sheet potential.
Crystal Palace's striker has risen by £0.2m to reach £8.0m, making him one of the most significant price increases this gameweek. With 26.8% ownership, Mateta delivered a standout 17-point performance against Bournemouth, followed by a quiet 2 points against Arsenal before contributing 9 points in the victory over Brentford.
His upcoming fixtures against Brighton, Wolves, and Manchester United offer decent scoring opportunities, particularly with Palace showing improved attacking form at home.
The Crystal Palace midfielder has increased to £6.7m despite relatively low ownership at 12.4%. Sarr has been a consistent starter, playing the full 90 minutes in recent fixtures, though his returns have been modest with 2, 2, and 3 points respectively against Bournemouth, Arsenal, and Brentford.
With Palace's improving form and favourable upcoming fixtures, Sarr could represent value for managers seeking differential options in midfield.
Liverpool's defensive stalwart has dropped to £5.9m with 23.1% ownership. Van Dijk has struggled for attacking returns recently, managing just 3 points in defeats to Manchester United and Brentford before securing 5 points in Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Aston Villa.
Liverpool face Manchester City (away), Nottingham Forest (home), and West Ham (away) in their next three fixtures, with the City clash representing a particularly tough defensive test.
The Everton midfielder has fallen to £6.8m with 17.1% ownership. Grealish's recent form has been concerning, failing to start against Manchester City before managing just 1 point against Tottenham and 2 points against Sunderland. His limited minutes and poor returns make him a risky proposition.
Everton's fixtures against Fulham, Manchester United, and Newcastle offer mixed prospects for improvement.
Arsenal's striker has dropped to £8.9m and carries injury concerns with a muscle problem giving him just a 25% chance of playing. With 16.5% ownership, Gyökeres managed 2 points against both Fulham and Crystal Palace before a promising 7-point return against Burnley, though he was substituted at half-time.
His injury status makes him a significant risk for the upcoming fixtures against Sunderland, Tottenham, and Chelsea.
The Tottenham forward has fallen to £6.4m with just 8.0% ownership. Richarlison has been limited to substitute appearances recently, playing just 30, 28, and 30 minutes respectively against Aston Villa, Everton, and Chelsea, managing minimal returns of 1, 4, and 1 points.
His lack of starting opportunities under the current system makes him difficult to recommend despite Spurs' fixtures against Manchester United, Arsenal, and Fulham.
Everton's defender has dropped to £5.4m with 6.1% ownership. Tarkowski has been a regular starter but struggled for points, managing just 3 points against Manchester City, 1 point against Tottenham, and 2 points against Sunderland as Everton's defensive struggles continue.
The Toffees face Fulham, Manchester United, and Newcastle in their next three fixtures, offering limited clean sheet potential.
Several players with minimal ownership have also seen price drops: Diouf (£4.3m), Gordon (£7.4m), Stach (£4.9m), Lewis (£4.8m), Strand Larsen (£6.3m), Devenny (£4.3m), Moore (£3.9m), Bobb (£5.3m), Campbell (£3.9m), Hegyi (£3.9m), Hannibal (£4.8m), Sosa (£4.8m), Tyrer (£3.9m), McAtee (£5.1m), André (£5.3m), Krafth (£4.3m), and Fer López (£5.2m).
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