Gameweek 33 Double Gameweek Alert – Essential Transfers, Differentials & Captain Pick Revealed

0:00Here's what you need to know in the next 7 minutes to nail Game Week 33. Deadline is Saturday the 18th of April at 10 in the morning, and this is a double game week, so your decisions matter more than ever. Let's get into it. First the rapid fire news. Game Week 32 is done and dusted, and what a week it was. Bournemouth stunned Arsenal 1-2 at the Emirates, West Ham hammered Wolves 4-0, and Man City put Chelsea to the sword, 3-0. Sunderland continued their remarkable run beating Spurs 1-0. That's now back-to-back wins over Newcastle and Spurs for Regis LeBrice's side. On the injury and selection front, Bournemouth was benched for Man United's lost to Leeds, which is a concern for any Brentford managers holding him. Romero is reportedly picking up a knock, so keep an eye on that ahead of Game Week 33. Alison and Jones are dealing with injury issues at Liverpool, which could affect their

1:01clean sheet potential. And Oliver Glasner has flagged rotation concerns at Crystal Palace, so be wary of their assets. Finally, Game Week 32 was the cut off for yellow card accumulations, so check your players for suspension risks heading into 33. Now let's talk transfers in. First up, Cherokee of Man City at £6.3 million. 8.1% ownership, but rising fast with over 100,000 transfers in this Game Week. He grabbed two assists in Game Week 32 against Chelsea, playing 75 minutes, and now has 11 assists for the season. Man City faced Burnley in a double-game week, playing both Arsenal and Burnley in Game Week 33. Burnley fixture at home is a fixture difficulty rating of two for City, and they face Arsenal away which rates at five for the visitors. 20.5 expected points for Game Week 33. Verdict, essential.

2:03Get him in before the deadline. Second transfer in, Scott of Bournemouth at just £5 million. Only 2.1% ownership, which makes him a brilliant differential. He scored and claimed 3 bonus points in Game Week 32 against Arsenal, bagging 12 points. 120 total points on the season, averaging 3.8 points per game. Burnmouth have a double-game week too, playing Newcastle on Saturday and then Leeds mid-week. 14 expected points for Game Week 33. At £5 million, this is outstanding value. Verdict, essential. Second transfer in, Mukiela of Sunderland at £4.5 million, £6.8% ownership. He hauled 14 points in Game Week 32, scoring and keeping a clean sheet against Spurs. He has five assists and two goals this season as a defender, with eight clean sheets.

3:06His points per game is 5.0. Sunderland travelled to Aston Villa in Game Week 33, which carries a difficulty of four, so it's not the easiest, but the form is incredible. Verdict, goodbye for the brave, but monitor that fixture carefully. Now the transfers out, starting with Subozly of Liverpool at £7.1 million. 13.3% ownership and hemorrhaging transfers this week, with over £33,000 out. He played 90 minutes against Fulham in Game Week 32, but returned only five points with no goal involvement. Liverpool face Everton in the Merseyside Derby in Game Week 33, which is a three versus three difficulty. His expected points next week are just £6.8. With premium options like Turkey offering nearly 21 expected points, that budget is better spent elsewhere. Verdict, sell.

4:09Second transfer out, Darlo of Leeds at £3.9 million, 5.2% ownership. He kept just three clean sheets all season and returned four points in Game Week 32, conceding in a 2-1 win at Man United. Leeds face wolves in Game Week 33, a decent enough game on paper, but with 11.1 expected points and only 2.9 points per game, there are far better budget goalkeeper options available. Verdict, sell and upgrade, third transfer out. Donna rumour is a player to hold rather than sell, but if you need funds, he's one to consider downgrading. 9.3% ownership at £5.6 million. He's delivering, keeping 12 clean sheets and returning seven points in Game Week 32. But with Man City's double game week, including a tough Arsenal away fixture rated five for difficulty, there's risk involved. Verdict, hold if you have him, but don't overpay to bring him in now.

5:11Differential picks time, three names under 10% ownership that could haul in Game Week 33. Dockoo of Man City at £6.4 million, only 2.5% ownership. He scored in Game Week 32, playing 75 minutes, and has seven assists plus two goals this season. With Man City's double game week and 16.5 expected points, he's an electric differential. If City click against Burnley, Dockoo will be at the heart of it. Next up, Gomez of Brighton at £4.9 million, 0.9% ownership. Brighton won 2-0 at Burnley in Game Week 32. Gomez played 87 minutes and kept a clean sheet. Brighton faced spurs in Game Week 33, and also played Chelsea in a double game week. 10.5 expected points. Five goals this season as a midfielder, absolute steel. And finally, Jewsbury Hall of Everton at £5.1 million, 4.7% ownership.

6:14He scored in Game Week 32, and has seven goals and five assists on the season, with a points per game of £5.0. Everton hosts Liverpool in the Derby. A goal in that game would be enormous, worth the punt at £5.1 million. Captancy pick. Turkey of Man City. 20.5 expected points across a double game week. 11 assists on the season. 2 assists last time out. He's in the form of his life, and Man City at home to Burnley is the standout fixture. He's your captain. One key tip. If you're playing your wild card or triple captain chip, this is the week to use it. The double game week deadline is Saturday at 10 in the morning, so don't sleep on this. 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 33 briefing done. Subscribe at WhoGotThePoints.com, and we'll see you tomorrow.