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GW30 Ones to watch: Ismaila Sarr

By The Scout 10 Mar 2020
Ismaila Sarr, Watford

The Scout on why Watford winger can deliver another big points haul at home against Leicester

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The Scout is tipping five players to produce big points in Gameweek 30 of Fantasy Premier League.

Ismaila Sarr (WAT) £6.3m

The Watford winger has been a major threat in home matches under Nigel Pearson.

Four of Sarr's five Premier League goals have come in his five matches at Vicarage Road since the head coach's appointment, and he has created a further three there.

He has averaged 9.4 points per match in those fixtures, with double-digit hauls against both Manchester United and Liverpool.

This highlights his growing influence on Watford’s attack since Pearson arrived in Gameweek 17.

Sarr has produced 20 shots in the penalty area and created seven big chances, both ranking him among the top six midfielders in FPL from that point onwards.

Sarr's double against Liverpool

The Senegal international has achieved this despite missing three matches through injury.

The improvement in his numbers under Pearson is clear.

He recorded just nine shots in the penalty area and two big chances in the opening 16 Gameweeks.

Leicester's away struggles

A home encounter with Leicester City gives Sarr a chance to maintain his momentum at Vicarage Road.

The Foxes have struggled defensively in their recent road trips.

Brendan Rodgers' men have lost three and drawn one of their last five away matches in all competitions.

Sarr's influence at home means he could bring in more returns in Saturday's early kick-off.

Also in this series

Part 2: GW30 Ones to watch: Callum Wilson
Part 3: GW30 Ones to watch: Federico Fernandez
Part 4: GW30 Ones to watch: Teemu Pukki
Part 5: GW30 Ones to watch: Anthony Martial

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