Gameweek 30 Transfers, Differentials & The Captaincy Call You Can't Miss

0:00Here's what you need to know in the next 7 minutes about Game Week 30. Transfers, Differentials, and the Captainty Pick that could make or break your week. Let's go. Right, rapid fire news to kick things off. First up, Saliba picked up an injury concern in Arsenal's 1-0 win at Brighton in Game Week 29. Keep a close eye on his fitness ahead of the Game Week 30 deadline, on Saturday the 14th of March at 1-30 in the afternoon. Arsenal's defence has been superb this season, so any changes there matter big time for your FPL decisions. Second, Munoz picked up an injury during Crystal Palace's 3-1 thrashing of Spurs in Game Week 29. That brace from SARS stole the headlines, but Munoz's fitness could affect Palace's defensive options going forward. Third, Wilson has an injury concern flagged following Fullham's 1-0 defeat to West Ham. Marco Silva's side faced Nottingham Forest away in Game Week 30,

1:03so monitor that situation carefully. And finally, Dallow was benched for Manchester United against Newcastle. With Michael Carrick's side facing Aston Villa in Game Week 30, squad rotation is clearly a factor at Old Trafford right now. OK, let's get into the transfers. Three players you should be targeting for Game Week 30. First up, Jay Timber from Arsenal at £6.3 million. Ownership sitting at 28.3% with nearly 60,000 transfers in this Game Week alone. He delivered 13 points in Game Week 29, getting an assist, a clean sheet, and two bonus points. Arsenal host Everton on Saturday the 14th, and with 13 clean sheets this season, the defensive returns are consistent and reliable. 6.5 expected points for Game Week 30, verdict, essential. If you don't have Timber, you need him now.

2:04Second transfer in, SAR from Crystal Palace at £6.3 million. Only 3.5% ownership, and he just scored a brace against Spurs, banking 15 points in Game Week 29. Seven goals this season, and Palace travel to Leeds in Game Week 30, with a very favourable fixture on paper. Crystal Palace have kept eight clean sheets this season, so there's defensive upside too. He was flagged here as a differential just yesterday, and now he's delivering at the perfect time. verdict, goodbye. Get him in while ownership is still low. Third transfer in, Somerville from West Ham at £5.7 million. Just 3% ownership, and he put in 11 points in Game Week 29, scoring and keeping a clean sheet in the 1-0 win at full-arm. West Ham faced Manchester City at home in Game Week 30, which looks tough on paper, but Somerville's recent form is excellent.

3:07Five goals and three assists this season at a budget price. verdict, good. A strong differential option for those looking to free up funds. Now the three players you should consider moving on from. First up, Tiago from Brentford at £7.2 million. Ownership is still high at 34.5%, and he's gone two game weeks without a goal return, banking just two points in Game Week 29, despite playing the full 90 minutes against Bournemouth. His form rating has dipped to 3.4, and his expected points for Game Week 30 against Wolves is only 3.9. Eighteen goals this season is impressive, but the blank drought is becoming a concern. verdict, sell. Reinvest that 7.2 million into more in-form assets. Second, gay he from Man City at £5.2 million. 37.4% ownership,

4:09and he returned just one point in Game Week 29, a city drew two-two with Nottingham Forest. Man City faced West Ham away in Game Week 30, which isn't the easiest clean sheet opportunity. His expected points dropped to 4.3, and with 30,000 transfers out happening this Game Week, the market is already moving. verdict, sell. Rotate him out for a better defensive option. Third, damsguard from Brentford at £5.6 million. Despite nearly 10,000 transfers in this Game Week, he returned just three points in Game Week 29. Brentford faced Wolves away on Monday the 16th of March in Game Week 30, which is a tough ask. Three goals and four assists this season, but the form has cooled with a rating of 4.8. verdict, hold if you have him, but don't buy him now. Wait and see. Differentials.

5:11Three under the radar picks that could haul in Game Week 30. SARS-Palestine made Wharton at £5 million, and just 0.6% ownership. He bagged 10 points in Game Week 29, with two assists and two bonus points against Spurs. Six assists this season for a holding midfielder is remarkable. Palace travelled to Leeds with a great fixture, and Wharton is the creative hub making it all tick. At £5 million, he's an absolute bargain differential. Next, Hermannson and Gold for West Ham at £4.2 million and just 0.3% ownership. He kept a clean sheet against Fulham in Game Week 29, earning nine points. Four clean sheets this season and 28 saves. West Ham host Man City in Game Week 30, which seems tough. But Nuno Espirito Santo side have shown defensive resilience of late.

6:11If you need a budget goalkeeper switch, Hermannson is your man. Finally, Rodrigo from Man City at £6.3 million and only 0.5% ownership. He scored in the two-two draw with Nottingham Forest in Game Week 29, returning nine points. Man City travelled to West Ham in Game Week 30, and with expected points of 5.5, there's real upside here at low ownership. Pep Guardiola will want a response after that draw. Captancy. Palmer from Chelsea is your pick for Game Week 30, £10.6 million, 16.1% ownership, and he's in scorching form with nine points in Game Week 29. Nine goals this season, nine expected points for Game Week 30, as Chelsea faced Newcastle at home on Saturday. His form rating is 9.0, the highest of any player in our data today. Newcastle away from home can be vulnerable,

7:13and Palmer is Chelsea's creative fulcrum, arm band on. One key tip. The Game Week 30 deadline is Saturday the 14th of March at 1.30 in the afternoon. Don't get caught out, make those transfers early. Want to win your Fantasy Premier League mini leagues? Join Fantasy Football Hub today with 30% off using our link in the show notes. That's your Game Week 30 breakdown done. Subscribe at WhoGotThePoints.com and we'll see you tomorrow.