The Scout is tipping five players to produce big points in Gameweek 35 of Fantasy Premier League ahead of the deadline at 11:00 BST on Saturday 30 April.
Philippe Coutinho (AVL) £7.0m
The Aston Villa playmaker has been far more productive in home matches since arriving on loan at Villa Park in January.
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Coutinho has scored three of his four goals this season, and supplied all three of his assists, at home.
Indeed, he has averaged seven points per match at Villa Park when named in Steven Gerrard's starting XI.
Villa entertain a Norwich City side who have conceded three goals in each of their last two fixtures.
Diogo Jota (LIV) £8.3m
Liverpool's Portuguese visits Newcastle United in strong attacking form.
Jota has three goals, two assists and 34 points in his previous five appearances, blanking only once in that run.
He was also successful in his last meeting with Newcastle, scoring and earning seven points in Gameweek 17.
Jota has started four of Liverpool's last five Premier League matches, suggesting he is unlikely to be rotated for Saturday's encounter.
Emmanuel Dennis (WAT) £5.8m
Watford forward Dennis has stepped up his output ahead of a very favourable run of opponents.
He has produced a goal and an assist in the last two Gameweeks, claiming 13 points.
According to the Fixture Difficulty Ratings (FDR), each of the Hornets' next four matches score only two.
That includes their home encounter with Burnley this weekend and a Double Gameweek 36 against Crystal Palace and Everton.
Emile Smith Rowe (ARS) £5.7m
The winger could prove decisive in Arsenal's bid for a top-four finish.
Mikel Arteta's side visit a West Ham United side recently hit hard by injuries to key defenders recently.
Smith Rowe was a success in his last away match, scoring his 10th goal of the season against Chelsea in Gameweek 33 to pick up seven points.
He has averaged a goal every of 186.4 minutes this season, quicker than any Arsenal player.
Leandro Trossard (BHA) £5.8m
Brighton & Hove Albion visit Wolverhampton Wanderers with Trossard in his most prolific form of the campaign.
The Seagulls wide man has 26 points in his last three appearances, scoring in away wins at Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, and supplying an assist in the Brighton's home draw with Southampton last weekend.
Wolves, meanwhile, have struggled in defence at Molineux recently, managing only one clean sheet in their last seven matches.
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Part 2: GW35 Differentials: Sterling backed for more away joy
Part 3: Scout Selection: Robertson part of Liverpool double-up
Part 4: GW35 Captains: Kane can punish Leicester once again