In Gameweek 4 of Fantasy Challenge, managers can only select TWO goalkeepers and THREE defenders - with clean sheets worth DOUBLE points - picking a 5-a-side team within a £30.0m budget.
You can enter a squad up until 16:30 BST on Sunday, when Wolves host Newcastle in the final fixture of Gameweek 4.
Here, FPL expert Harry Daniels reveals his approach for Gameweek 4.
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Who to pick in goal?
My first goalkeeper is Emiliano Martinez (£5.0m) from Aston Villa. A home fixture against Everton in Gameweek 4 will give Villa a strong chance of a clean sheet, with Everton bottom of the Premier League, having scored just two goals.
The only concern here is the potential absence of Ezri Konsa (£4.5m). The centre-back is currently a doubt, having being substituted for England over the international break, and his absence would weaken Aston Villa defensively.
I've gone with Alisson (£5.5m) as my second goalkeeper. Liverpool, who are at home to Nottingham Forest, are the only side to have kept three clean sheets.
On top of this, the Brazilian has made seven saves and also picked up two bonus points. Nott'm Forest have looked strong this season, but have not actually scored more than once in any match so far.
My faith in Liverpool continues in defence, with Trent Alexander-Arnold (£7.0m) and Virgil van Dijk (£6.0m) getting the nod.
Alexander-Arnold boasts a strong attacking threat, having amassed an Expected Goal Involvement (xGI) of 1.7 so far, more than any other defender in the league over the first three Gameweeks.
I have opted for Van Dijk over Andy Robertson (£6.0m) or Ibrahima Konate (£5.0m) because with the UEFA Champions League about to start next week, I want the player who is the most certain to start.
My final defender is Manchester City's Rico Lewis (£4.7m). He has been one of the breakout stars over the first few Gameweeks and has a decent fixture at home to Brentford. There is a slight doubt around Lewis’ minutes, with Kyle Walker (£5.4m) an alternative for Pep Guardiola.
But this team does leave £1.8m in the bank to swap to Walker or Josko Gvardiol (£6.0m) if Lewis does not start, given he has also been away for England. This is a risk I am happy to take in FPL Challenge, as if I see Lewis isn't starting, he is an easy swap before the Man City match kicks off.
Due to his attacking threat, Alexander-Arnold is my captain this week.
