Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers worldwide have a busy holiday schedule of games ahead of them. They must make some crucial decisions.
These are a few of the top Palace selections for your team in the next three exciting Gameweeks; Gameweek nineteen.
Palace boasts a wealth of defensive options, including players who rank among the game’s top scorers and others who might be able to contribute further up the field.
Dean Henderson (£4.4 million) is a good option for any FPL managers looking to add a goalkeeper to their squad. During last weekend’s 2-2 draw against Manchester City, he made his Premier League debut for Palace and earned two points just through saves.
With just 0.3% ownership, Henderson might offer FPL managers a special source of points as they try to move up the tables. A player’s points usually have more of an impact on raising your rank the lower their ownership is.
With his recent positional change, Chris Richards (£3.9m), a cheap defender, has only been picked by 0.6% of FPL managers. He could be a compelling differential option.
In Palace’s last four games, the American international has played the entire 90 minutes, and his performance against West Ham United earned him the Grilla Man of the Match title.
Richards is being used as a defensive midfielder, so he could be able to earn clean sheet points and even more points in a role a little higher up the field.
Joachim Andersen, a center back, is a good pick for FPL managers at £5.0 million. The Danish international has participated in every game thus far this season and has amassedAs the festive schedule approaches, Palace’s midfielders and forwards will continue to be alluring options for managers of fantasy football.
After scoring nine points in the 2-2 draw with Manchester City, Michael Olise (£5.8 million) now has 25 points from his six appearances this season, or a solkid average of 4.2 points per game.
Like his defensive counterparts, Olise could prove to be a potent differential play at just 0.4% ownership if his attacking returns continue to materialize.
In a similar spirit, FPL managers everywhere may find value in the return of Ebere Eze (£6.0m). After recovering from an injury, the midfield player played off the bench last week and is now used by 2.8% of teams.With two goals and two assists so far this season, he will be hoping to add to his 37 points. This is especially important because Palace plays twice at home during their three holiday games.
Last but not least, Jean-Philippe Mateta (£4.9 million) appears destined to lead Palace’s attack during the holiday season.
In the last two gameweeks, the striker’s offensive contributions against Manchester City and Liverpool have resulted in an incredible 19 points.
Mateta might be a very appealing option for FPL managers searching for inexpensive attacking returns, given his 0.9% ownership percentage.
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