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The answer, of course, is partly team dependent. In fact, over 11% of managers inside the top 10k had already used the chip before Gameweek 22.

As a result, it’s likely you’ll have a bigger squad, with more money left on your bench each week. If using your Wildcard ahead of Gameweek 29, Free Hitting in Blank Gameweek 32 – which coincides with the FA Cup semi-finals – could form a nice chip strategy. If a team has a score of 2.00, it’s a guaranteed Double for that club, while a lower figure – like the one we see for Manchester City in Gameweek 28 – suggests there is a high chance of a Blank.

With Kevin De Bruyne becoming an FPL no-show in recent games, many managers will be looking at how best to maximise their budget. Here are our top tips...

Fun fact: Haaland’s ownership actually fell just before GW21 - the first time it ever has in FPL - and he responded by netting a hat-trick. But, his style of cutting into the midfield could catch Riyad Mahrez napping against City and cause Brentford issues. Worth a punt as a likely player to start against both old club Villa and then Arsenal.

Here, seven-time top 10k finisher Zophar answers some of the week's most-asked questions ahead of Gameweek 23. The Double Gameweeks keep coming. We just ...

and more!](/register/) A: For Everton and Wolves, I think the investment has to be solely in defence. If you see yourself going with Salah in Gameweek 25, then I think you can opt for Odegaard and Nketiah for the value that they offer. Nketiah’s underlying numbers are elite and it depends on where you have a free slot – in midfield or up front – as I don’t think there’s much to split him and Odegaard. In defence, should Ben White (£4.7m) be moved to Gabriel Magalhaes (£5.2m) for a hit? A: I do in fact have all of the above and Joao Cancelo (£7.1m) in my team, so this question is very relevant to me. His attacking threat is quite underrated though, as he has been taking up fairly advanced positions in his partnership with Bukayo Saka (£8.3m) and is usually great for bonus points. Their two doubles in Gameweeks 23 and 25 – along with a confirmed fixture in 28 – means they are without a doubt the team to target. With five games over the next three rounds, the potential to repay any hit is quite high. I do think De Bruyne gets restored to the starting line-up for both games in the double. A: There were several questions regarding Kevin De Bruyne (£12.4m) and Man City, so let’s try to unpack all of it. Is it worth using multiple hits to bring in De Bruyne, Gabriel and Bukayo Saka?

Man City goalkeeper Ederson among six players with two matches picked in best Fantasy XI.

[Fantasy Premier League](https://fantasy.premierleague.com/) ahead of Saturday's 11:00 GMT deadline. You can manage and withdraw your consent of non-essential cookies below. You can manage your non-essential cookies using the Cookie Settings or at any time via our Kane averages 9.0 points per match in his meetings with the Foxes, more than any other opponent, thanks to 17 goals and four assists in his 14 outings. Nketiah's 21 shots, 20 shots in the box, seven big chances and 10 shots on target all rank top for the Gunners since the season resumed. The Premier League website uses essential cookies to make our website work. Man City's Norwegian has averaged a goal every 65 minutes on his way to the top of the player standings in Fantasy. For more detailed information about the cookies we use, see our Mitoma has four goals, an assist and six bonus in his last six matches, totalling 44 points. Gabriel's 13 shots in the box are more than the combined total of 11 of the rest of their first-choice back four. The winger was Man City's top performer in Double Gameweek 20, producing 19 points. [Arsenal](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/1/Arsenal/overview) defender for their home matches with [Brentford](https://www.premierleague.com/match/75131) and Man City.

The top Arsenal players to target in Fantasy Premier League for FPL Double Gameweek 23. Powered by Fantasy Football Hub.

He will be a popular captain pick in each of the upcoming doubles. That moment looks to be over a month away though, which covers the doubles in Gameweek 23 and 25, but perhaps not the blank Gameweek 28. With the arrival of Leandro Trossard for cover, this will be a running theme in the coming weeks and we may even see Martinelli benched at some point for Trossard if he finds some form. He’s actually beating Odegaard for creativity since the restart, with 18 chances created. Martinelli has now blanked in four consecutive games, and with minutes becoming a concern, he’s the most unattractive of Arsenal’s regular front four, despite promising underlying numbers. Avoid the full-backs Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko who are prone to early substitutions and not always the right side of the 60 minute mark.