FANTASY PREMIER LEAGUE TIPS
Scott Sinclair 4.9m (1.8% Ownership) The first differential tip is the Aston Villa Scott Sinclair who has made two league appearances this season but is yet to make an impact, so why are we tipping him going into this Gameweek? Well in the Capital One Cup Sinclair managed to grab himself a hat trick. Yes it was against League 2 side Notts County but it's bound to give him confidence going into this weekends game against Sunderland. Sunderland as we know have been very poor defensively and if Sinclair can exploit that he could be in line for a very good week.
Bacary Sagna 5.1m (3.9% Ownership) Manchester City are yet to conceded a goal in the Premier League and that's after facing both Chelsea and Everton. Their defence has been solid and Vincent Kompany looks a rejuvenated along with the improved form of Ellaquim Mangala it's going to be hard to break down Manchester City this season. Taken all that into account it doesn't really add up that Sagna who is currently the first choice right back due to Pablo Zabaleta's knee injury has such a low ownership. City's fixture this weekend is probably the perfect game to have before you go into the international break � Watford at home. The Hornets' have looked impressive defensively but they are yet to click in the final third. As we know with Sagna he loves to attack, this gives him the chance to pick up an assist as well as a clean sheet.
Salomon Rondon 7.0m (0.3% Ownership) The Venezuelan made his first start for West Brom in their defeat against Chelsea, but that doesn't tell the full story of the new signings performance. He was a constant threat for the Baggies' and caused Cheslea's defence a lot of problems. His audacious overhead kick assist for James Morrison was an incredible bit of skill even if he didn't mean it. His running behind the Chelsea defenders ultimately caused John Terry to be sent off and arguably could have won West Brom a penalty. This weekend they face Stoke at home who are yet to keep a clean sheet. Saido Berahino is looking for a way out the door and if he does stay his mind set may not be right to play this weekend leaving Rondon as the next best striker. Sorry Rickie.
Xherdan Shaqiri 7.0m (2.9% Ownership) The signing of the Swiss winger caused social media to go crazy. Endless memes of Shaqiri and the age old “can he do it on a rainy Tuesday night in Stoke?” stereotype was thrown about. After sitting out the game against Tottenham due to a ban carried over from his time at Inter Milan he went on to make his debut against Norwich away at Carrow Road. What an impressive debut he had within 11 minutes he picked up an assist from a free-kick and was a constant threat throughout the 90 minutes. He went on to collect seven points on FPL, this week Stoke play West Brom at home who have conceded six goals in three games so far this season. Mark Hughes will be looking towards his wing wizard to create some magic.
Nacho Monreal 5.5m (1.3% Ownership) Towards the end of last season the Spaniard took the starting position away of Kieran Gibbs' and has never looked back. He's come on leaps and bounds over the past 12 months and now a look like a top 4 player, his ability is overlooked and he seems to be underrated. Monreal currently has 10 points to his name and picked up eight in the 0-0 with Liverpool. This weekend Arsenal face Newcastle who are yet to kick into gear that gives Arsenal the perfect opportunity to grab a clean sheet and three points. If you're looking for a cheap route into the Arsenal defence Monreal could be your answer.
Kurt Zouma 5.5m (0.9% Ownership) Our final fantasy football tip for Gameweek 4 comes in the shape of a Chelsea defender. With John Terry out suspended it seems that Zouma is going to get the nod to start at the heart of the defence this weekend against Crystal Palace. A game Chelsea won 1-0 last season to secure the Premier League title. The Chelsea defence has been all over the place lately but with this game being the final match before the international break they could finish August with a win and a clean sheet. Zouma has been impressive whenever he plays and is a danger from set pieces, provided Chelsea don't sign John Stones in time to start this weekend then Zouma is a starter.
