The Scout is tipping five players to produce big points in the final Gameweek of Fantasy Premier League ahead of the deadline at 14:30 BST on Sunday 22 May.
Oleksandr Zinchenko (MCI) £5.3m
The left-back offers multiple routes to returns as Manchester City attempt to secure the title at home to Aston Villa.
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Zinchenko has amassed 16 points in his previous two outings at the Etihad Stadium, thanks to two assists, one clean sheet and two bonus points.
He created two big chances in those wins over Watford and Newcastle United, second only to the four of Kevin De Bruyne (£12.1m) for Pep Guardiola’s side.
Christian Eriksen (BRE) £5.6m
The Dane's assist at Everton last weekend continued his impressive run of displays for Brentford.
Eriksen has produced returns points in five of his nine starts this term, scoring once and supplying four assists.
Dominating set-piece duties for the Bees, his total of 16 chances created over the last four Gameweeks is more than any other player.
Callum Wilson (NEW) £7.1m
After a long spell on the sidelines, the forward made his first start since Gameweek 19 in Newcastle United’s 2-0 win over Arsenal on Monday.
Wilson has averaged a goal every 217.3 minutes this season, placing him fifth among forwards with more than five goals.
One of those strikes came against his hosts Burnley in Gameweek 15, when Wilson earned nine points in the 1-0 win.
Ryan Sessegnon (TOT) £4.3m
The Tottenham Hotspur wing-back offers strong potential at both ends of the pitch at relegated Norwich City.
Sessegnon has blanked just once in his last seven appearances, combining three assists with four clean sheets and three bonus points.
Costing only £4.3m and owned by under one per cent of managers, he could be a very handy budget differential as Spurs push for a top-four finish.
Romelu Lukaku (CHE) £11.4m
A home encounter with relegated Watford gives Chelsea’s forward the chance to continue his improving form.
Lukaku has scored three goals and collected 20 points in his last three outings, totalling 20 points.
Watford, meanwhile, have conceded a league-high 72 shots in the box in their last six matches.
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