Fantasy Football Team of the Week: Tammy Abraham makes fifth appearance
Sky Games look at who shone during Gameweek 13 of Sky Sports Fantasy Football. Did any of your team make this week's XI?
Aaron Ramsdale - £6.3m: 11 points
Despite his lowly selection percentage of just 0.16 per cent, Aaron Ramsdale is defying his price tag and turning out to be a shrewd option between the sticks. The Bournemouth stopper has 34 points from his last three matches, making up an impressive 58.62 per cent of his seasonal tally of 58 Fantasy Football points. He will have chance to make it four consecutive clean sheets against Newcastle.
Kyle Walker - £10.1m: 14 points
Kyle Walker made his first start in three games against Southampton, and it was an important one at that. The Englishman contributed to both goals in Manchester City’s late comeback, scoring the winner from a rebound, thundering in at the back post. This makes up for almost a third of his Fantasy Football performance from this total alone - seeing a lot of possession, Walker was allowed to pick up tier one passing bonus points.
Martin Montoya - £7.3m: 13 points
Martin Montoya has now been part of a Brighton side that has kept three clean sheets in their last six Premier League matches. A mere 0.12 per cent of Fantasy Football bosses have stuck with Montoya throughout the season and benefited from an assist and tier two tackling bonus points on top of the clean sheet against Norwich.
Caglar Soyuncu - £6.2m: 16 points
What else is there to say about this man? Another 16 point haul, his fourth double figure tally of the campaign already, propelled Caglar Soyuncu up to fourth in the Fantasy Football points chart. Now owned by 19.11 per cent of managers, Soyuncu repaid them with a goal, his fourth clean sheet of the season and a man-of-the-match award too. He is the highest scoring defender in the game, ahead of teammate Ricardo Pereira.
Jonjo Shelvey - £7.7m: 11 points
Making only his fifth start of the Premier League season, Jonjo Shelvey played a pivotal role in Newcastle’s win at West Ham, earning the man-of-the-match award. His superb free-kick from range proved to be the eventual winner as it had then put Newcastle 3-0 up at the time.
John Lundstram - £6m: 17 points
John Lundstram scored the opening two goals for Sheffield United and surprisingly has three Premier League goals to his name already this campaign. He managed three shots on target, reaching tier two bonus points, while accumulating as many points from this match as he had in his previous eight matches, a perfect way to reinvigorate the 1.39 of Fantasy Football bosses who may have been losing hope.
Christian Pulisic - £10.1m: 11 points
Christian Pulisic has come to life over the last few weeks, but still is only selected by 3.43 per cent of Fantasy Football managers. Pulisic has 37 points from his last two matches, hitting four goals in that time. He could have scored another against Watford too had it not been for the heroics of Ben Foster. Pulisic reached tier two shot bonus points, allowing him to nip into the Fantasy Team of the Week.
Leandro Trossard - £8m: 13 points
Despite coming on as a substitute against Norwich, Leandro Trossard made the maximum impact, grabbing the opening goal as he darted across the front post, before setting up the second to seal another home win for Brighton. He even managed to snatch the man-of-the-match award, almost making it impossible for Graham Potter to leave him out next week.
Lys Mousset - £7m: 14 points
Sheffield United are now unbeaten in their last four Premier League games, scoring five goals in that time. Lys Mousset has contributed to all five of those, through two goals and three assists, all three of those coming in the shape of United’s goals against Burnley. In that period, Mousset has grabbed 27 points and is still only recruited by 0.23 per cent of Fantasy Football players.
Tammy Abraham - £8.2m: 15 points
Tammy Abraham netted his ninth goal of the season in just six minutes as Chelsea dispatched Watford for s fifth Premier League win in a row. The English frontman has 98 Fantasy Football points for the campaign and tops the charts, ahead of the next man in the Fantasy team of the Week. He is also second to Caglar Soyuncu in the value-for-money charts, boasting 11.81 points per £M thus far. Abraham also set up Pulisic’s goal and was crowned man-of-the-match for a fourth time.
Sadio Mane - £11.5m: 15 points
Sadio Mane is now on 89 Fantasy Football points, second only to Abraham, fully justifying his £11.5m price tag and 25.88 per cent selection rate. His wonderful weak-footed ball set up Andy Robertson for the equaliser while his glancing header from deep front post nestled in the corner to give Liverpool a valuable win in injury time. He too was given the man-of-the-match award and continues to hunt down the Fantasy Football top spot.
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