With so many Gameweeks in so few days, this is the time of year when Fantasy Premier League mini-leagues can be won or lost.
So, for managers looking for a low-owned player with big points potential to catch out their rivals, here are The Scout's four differential picks for Gameweek 20.
Neal Maupay (BHA) £5.8m, 1.9 per cent ownership
The Brighton & Hove Albion striker can get your Gameweek 20 FPL team off to a fast start.
He has scored in three of his last four starts ahead of a favourable home match in Saturday's early kick-off.
Brighton host an AFC Bournemouth side whose tally of four points from their last eight matches is fewer than any other team.
Giovani Lo Celso (TOT) £7.3m, 0.2 per cent
The Argentinian could be set to take advantage of suspensions for his Tottenham Hotspur team-mates.
Lo Celso made an impressive cameo appearance in Gameweek 19, helping Spurs come from behind to beat Brighton.
Now the midfielder may make his first Premier League start under Jose Mourinho at Norwich City due to Harry Winks (£5.2m), Moussa Sissoko (£4.9m) and Son Heung-min (£9.9m) all serving bans.
He scored on his first start in the UEFA Champions League in November and his Gameweek 20 opponents have conceded the most goals in the Premier League.
Troy Deeney (WAT) £6.2m, 0.6 per cent
His aerial threat will trouble Aston Villa as Watford look for back-to-back home wins under Nigel Pearson.
Deeney scored a penalty in the Gameweek 18 victory over Manchester United.
Their next visitors to Vicarage Road, Villa, have allowed 186 shots on their travels, more than any other side.
Joe Gomez (LIV) £5.1m, 1.1 per cent
The Liverpool centre-back goes into Gameweek 20 having kept the Premier League's top scorer quiet in his last appearance.
Gomez recorded a clean sheet against Jamie Vardy's Leicester City, his third shutout in as many Gameweeks.
On Sunday he faces Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield, where he produced eight points in his previous home match.
Remember to select your Gameweek 20 team before the deadline of 11:30 GMT on Saturday 28 December.
Also in this series
Part 1: GW20 Ones to watch: Sidibe has dual potential
Part 3: GW20 Scout Selection: Salah takes captaincy role
