Caveat - Picks are in the below format

1. No.1 predicted by Fix 
2. Alternative high-ownership option. Over 20%
3. Differential option. Under 20%

Solly March (BRE/bou)

One of Brighton's form players, March has found the back of the net three times over the last six gameweeks. The winger has taken eight shots in the box (SiB) over that period with only Martinelli (eight), Salah, Mac Allister and Saka (nine each) landing more shots on target (SoT) than his seven amongst midfielders. No midfielder has created more than his five 'big chances' over the aforementioned period. Brighton have scored eight goals over the last six gameweeks and are ranked fourth for SiB (56) and third for SoT (31). Their visitors for the first game Brentford have conceded six goals over as many gameweeks and are ranked 11th for shots conceded (76). Their second opponents Bournemouth have conceded 11 goals over the aforementioned period with only Everton (12) and Forest (14) more porous. They are ranked 20th for shots conceded (116) and 19th for 'big chances' conceded (17). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 8.6 for March.

Mohamed Salah (mci/che)

Salah has notched four goals over the last six gameweeks with only Saka (five) and Martinelli (six) faring better. Only Mac Allister (22), Saka (26) and Odegaard (27) have taken more than his 18 shots amongst midfielders. The 30-year-old is ranked fifth for 'big chances' (with four) and top for SoT (nine) as shown in the Stats Sandbox image below. Liverpool are ranked third for goals scored over the last six gameweeks (13) with only Man. City (14) and Arsenal (21) scoring more. The Reds are second for both 'big chances' (23) and SoT (36). Their first hosts Man. City have conceded just four goals over the same period and are ranked second for both shots conceded (42) and 'big chances' conceded (five). Their second hosts Chelsea have conceded seven goals over the aforementioned period and have kept just one clean sheet. The Blues are ranked sixth for shots conceded (66). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 8.6 for Salah.

Bruno Fernandes (new/BRE)

With doubts surrounding Rashford's minutes in gameweek 29, Fernandes looks to be the most secure route into the Man. Utd attack. As the below image from our Match Stats feature shows, the Portugal international is top amongst Man. Utd players for chances created (17) and assists (two) over the last five matches. He is also second for SoT (five) and 'Expected Goals' (xG) (1.0). Man. Utd have scored five goals over the last six gameweeks and are ranked sixth for 'big chances' (14) despite playing just four matches. Their hosts for the first game Newcastle have conceded seven goals over the last six gameweeks and have kept no clean sheets. The Magpies are ranked seventh for 'big chances' conceded (11). Their visitors for the second game Brentford have conceded 20 goals in 13 away matches this season and have kept just four clean sheets on their travels. The London side are ranked 14th for SoT conceded in away matches (70). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 8.6 for Fernandes.