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Gameweek 29 Deadline Danger — Essential Transfers, A Surprise Differential, and One Captain You Can't Ignore

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With the Gameweek 29 deadline hitting on Tuesday 3rd March at 6PM, there's no time to waste. In this rapid-fire episode of Who Got The Points?, we break down everything FPL managers need to know before that tight turnaround deadline arrives. We kick off with the key injury news — Wilson is doubtful with an ankle concern but has a 75% chance of playing after a stunning 12-point haul in Gameweek 28. Meanwhile, Mbeumo blanked badly and faces a tough trip to Newcastle, making him one of the most transferred-out players this week. On the transfer front, we highlight Iwobi as a budget differential gold mine at just £6.3m, with Fulham hosting West Ham at Craven Cottage. Mac Allister earns an 'Essential' verdict at £6.2m, boasting the highest expected points of any player in Gameweek 29 at 7.8 against Wolves. Gabriel also gets the nod as a set-piece threat for Arsenal's trip to Brighton. For transfers out, we make the case for moving on Mbeumo, Raúl, and potentially Casemiro — all blanking in Gameweek 28 with difficult fixtures ahead. In the differentials section, Brighton's Gomez stands out at just £4.9m with five goals this season and under 1% ownership. Souček also gets a mention as a value pick for West Ham's trip to Fulham. Captaincy verdict? Mac Allister. Don't overthink it. Visit whogotthepoints.com for more FPL insights and analysis.

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Gameweek 29 Deadline Danger — Essential Transfers, A Surprise Differential, and One Captain You Can't Ignore

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⚽ Who Got The Points? - Daily Premier League Football InsightsGameweek 29 Deadline Danger — Essential Transfers, A Surprise Differential, and One Captain You Can't Ignore. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Here's what you need to know in the next 7 minutes to nail Game Week 29 before that Tuesday deadline at 6 o'clock. Let's go. Right, rapid fire news time. First up, Wilson is doubtful for Game Week 29 with an ankle injury, but there's a 75% chance of playing. He scored an assisted in Game Week 28, bagging 12 points, so he's absolutely worth monitoring right up to deadline. Don't panic sell just yet. Second, and Boimo was a massive blank in Game Week 28, scoring just two points after 85 minutes against Crystal Palace. Managers are moving him out in big numbers this week. Third, not-and-forrest travelled to Man City in Game Week 29, and Sean Ditch's side face a seriously tough ask. Forrest assets are ones to avoid this week. Fourth, Liverpool visit Wolves on Tuesday night, and with Anna Slottside putting five past West Ham in Game Week 28, Liverpool attackers are red hot right now.

Finally, Arsenal head to Brighton on Wednesday. Micheal Arteta's side have been brilliant on the road, so their defensive and attacking assets look compelling. Now let's get into the transfers. First buy, it will be from Fullham at 6.3 million pounds, 1.5% ownership, with nearly 79,000 transfers in this Game Week. He scored and earned maximum bonus in Game Week 28, notching 10 points. He's now bagged four goals and three assists this season, with a points per game of 4.0. Fullham host West Ham in Game Week 29, and Marco Silver's side have been devastating at Craven Cottage. The fixture is a gift. Verdict, goodbye, and if you need a budget midfielder with form, this is your man. Second buy, McAllister from Liverpool at 6.2 million pounds, 1.9% ownership, pulling in nearly 58,000 transfers in.

He scored in Game Week 28, earning nine points including two bonus, and Liverpool put five past West Ham without much trouble. His expected points for Game Week 29 against Wolves stand at 7.8, the highest in today's data. Liverpool are flying under Anna Slott, and McAllister is central to everything. At 6.2 million pounds, this is incredible value. Verdict, essential. Third buy, Gabrielle from Arsenal at 7.1 million pounds, 43% ownership. He grabbed an assist and three bonus points in Game Week 28 for nine points. He's now kept 12 clean sheets this season, with three goals and four assists. Arsenal travelled to Brighton, and while it's not a nailed clean sheet, Gabrielle is always a threat at set pieces. Expected points of 5.8 next Game Week, he's already owned by 43%, but if you don't have him,

now is the time. Verdict, essential. Now the transfer's out. First sell, and Bueimo from Man United at 8.7 million pounds, 23.9% ownership, with over 78,000 transfers out this week. He blanked in Game Week 28 with just two points from 85 minutes. Man United travelled to Newcastle in Game Week 29, which is a tougher way fixture. His form has cooled significantly, and at 8.7 million pounds, you can reinvest that budget into far more productive assets right now. Verdict, sell. Second transfer out to consider, Raoul from Fullham at 6.1 million pounds. He managed just two points in Game Week 28, despite 72 minutes on the pitch. With Wilson providing all the attacking returns at Fullham, and Wilson's ankle concern adding uncertainty, Raoul feels like a luxury you can't afford. He's seen nearly 12,000 transfers out

this week. With a Woby firing, the Fullham budget may be better spent on the midfielder slot. Verdict, sell, and use those funds wisely. Third, Casamiro from Man United at 5.6 million pounds. He blanked in Game Week 28 with four points, and no goal involvement. Man United away at Newcastle doesn't fill you with confidence either. At 2.5% ownership, he's not a differential worth holding. Slightly more transfers out than in this week. Verdict, hold if you must, but better options exist at that price point. Right, differential's time. Three picks under 10% ownership that could haul in Game Week 29, right? Differentials time. Three picks under 10% ownership that could haul in Game Week 29, right? Differentials time. Three picks under 10% ownership that could haul in Game Week 29.

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