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GW31 Ones to watch: Junior Stanislas

By The Scout 15 Mar 2018
Junior Stanislas, AFC Bournemouth

The Scout on how even Mohamed Salah has been left trailing by the AFC Bournemouth midfielder who can be a major differential

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The Scout is selecting five Fantasy Premier League players set to make an impact in Gameweek 31.

Junior Stanislas (BOU) £5.9m

Few players can match the goal threat shown by the Cherries winger in recent matches.

Stanislas has produced 22 shots over the last six Gameweeks, more than any other FPL midfielder, including Mohamed Salah (£10.6m), who has 21.

His total of 10 shots from inside the penalty area over that spell is also five more than any team-mate. 

That makes Stanislas the key target in the AFC Bournemouth ranks ahead of their home meeting with bottom club West Bromwich Albion on Saturday.

That is one of only four fixtures to take place in Gameweek 31.

Differential pick

The Baggies arrive at Vitality Stadium without a clean sheet in seven matches, conceding more goals than any team during that stretch, with 17.

That gives Stanislas the platform to add to the three goals and two assists he has produced since returning from injury in Gameweek 24.

Despite that recent form and a budget-friendly price tag, the winger is found in only 1.7% of squads.

Indeed, only 18,000 managers have snapped him up ahead of Saturday's 14:00 GMT deadline.

That ensures Stanislas heads into the weekend as a major differential, with the form and fixture to become a big influence on the Gameweek outcome.

Also in this series

Part 1: GW31 Ones to watch: Wilfried Zaha
Part 2: GW31 Ones to watch: Steve Mounie
Part 3: GW31 Ones to watch: Roberto Firmino
Part 5: GW31 Ones to watch: Xherdan Shaqiri

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