Give credit to Fantasy Scout as they took a look at where teams are most vulnerable based on Premier League official fantasy league statistics. This gives insights into which players to target on the opposition.

Over the last nine matchweeks Cardiff and Brighton have allowed more than 85 chances via set pieces. This increases the value of the opponent's set piece takers as well as those that are good in the air. Cardiff face Huddersfield, a team without free kick specialist Aaron Mooy, so Erik Durm or Chris Lowe may benefit from the Cardiff weakness. Liverpool's James Milner takes many of the set piece opportunities and should be over the ball in a variety of situations against Brighton.

Burnley, Crystal Palace, and Fulham are vulnerable down the right flank. This is also Chelsea's weakness, but they concede far fewer chances than the other three teams. That means left-side players from the other team should have the best opportunities to create chances. That increases the ceiling of players like Roberto Pereyra, Ryan Sessegnon, and Johann Berg Gudmundsson.