Fantasy Premier League tips will be crucial to success in a curtailed FPL GW33 – but who will you transfer into your squad?
Premier League and Fantasy Football bosses will be itching in their seats as the end-of-season fixture carnage begins.
FA Cup semi-finals are being played this weekend meaning just six Premier League clashes will go ahead.
Plenty of big names will be missing from GW33 including Manchester City and Manchester United’s array of stars.
However, there are still a range of options to choose from going into this week including an Everton v Arsenal clash that could throw up big displays from both teams.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up the best Fantasy Premier League transfers you should make in Gameweek 33.
Chelsea recorded a very tidy win over Brighton, and now they face another side dwelling in mid-table mediocrity with little to play for.
Be careful if you plan to drop him for GW34 though, he might refuse to be subbed off…
Next opponent: West Ham (H)
Brendan Rodgers has got Leicester ticking along nicely with the Foxes up against already-relegated opponents in GW33.
Next opponent: Huddersfield (A)
The Gunners are gliding along with three clean sheets in their last five games, and Kolasinac has picked up a healthy number of assists along the way.
Next opponent: Everton (A)
Everton aren’t entirely fixed, but their form, solidity and attacking threat has improved with Richarlison leading the charge.
Next opponent: Arsenal (H)
Fraser’s form is hardly attractive right now, but five of Bournemouth’s last six games are against bottom-half teams.
Next opponent: Burnley (H)
Lacazette has scored or assisted a goal in 14 of his last 18 appearances, making him a safe bet to consistently bring home points.
Next opponent: Everton (A)
The Foxes’ main man has been in excellent form lately, notching six goals in his last seven games.
Next opponent: Huddersfield (A)
Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.
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