Fantasy Premier League Tips
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 38 Tips; They think it’s all over…It nearly is!
It’s a rather sombre thought isn’t it? The Barclays Premier League draws to a close on Sunday, and with it, so does the Fantasy Premier League fantasy football season. It’s been a roller coaster ride for many fantasy football managers, with highs and lows, a mix of luck for some and torment for others. But that’s why we all love the official Fantasy Premier League so much. As we move ever closer to gameweek 38, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to help motivate all Fantasy Premier League managers one last time, and gameweek 38 could yet make or break your season so it’s still very much worth getting right.
Many fantasy football managers may be sat content, thinking that they’re safe, while others are perhaps resigned to the fact that they’re never going to catch up their closest rivals with only one gameweek left. But let us help to blow that idea away with our gameweek 38 tips. Our view is that Fantasy Premier League gameweek 38 is perhaps the most important of all gameweeks. After all, it’s where titles are won or lost, and gameweek 38 often leads to panic amongst managers at the top. Managers who perhaps make wholesale changes to their teams simply to try and maintain their lead and cross the finish line in first place. I for one, have made this mistake in my youth, dropping from first to second after the final gameweek, although I’ve learnt my lesson since, and am currently sitting at the top of my mini-league again this season, while I”m also lounging in the top 0.18% of all fantasy managers, out of some 2.7million players of this season’s game.
As usual, our gameweek 38 tips will cover the key players you’ll need in your squad for all positions, while we’ll also cover captain tips before the weekend’s action begins. So, our biggest gameweek 38 tip this week is keep calm, and carry on! Don’t go losing countless points on transfers unless you can definitely afford to do so. Even if you’re 20 points ahead of your closest rival, it’s a lead that can easily be lost with the wrong captain choice or a few too many transfers. Make one or two transfers at best, perhaps take a four point hit if necessary, but do enough to stay ahead of your rivals, not too much that you’ll damage all the hard work you’ve put in over the previous 37 gameweeks!
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 38 Tips – Deadline May 13th 11:30am UK Time
GOALKEEPERS FOR GAMEWEEK 38
Petr Cech – Chelsea – £6.8m (H) vs Blackburn
Ali Al-Habsi – Wigan – £4.5m (H) vs Wolves
DEFENDERS FOR GAMEWEEK 38
John Terry – Chelsea – £7.5m (H) vs Blackburn
Patrice Evra – Man United – £7.6m (A) vs Sunderland
Gael Clichy – Man City – £5.8m (H) vs QPR
Emmerson Boyce – Wigan – £4.3m (H) vs Wolves
MIDFIELDERS FOR GAMEWEEK 38
Victor Moses – Wigan – £5.3 (H) vs Wolves
Ashley Young – Man United – £9.6m (A) vs Sunderland
Martin Petrov – Bolton – £5.3m (A) vs Stoke City
Gylfi Sigurdsson – Swansea – £5.6m (H) vs Liverpool
Rafael Van der Vaart – Tottenham – £9.7m (H) vs Fulham
FORWARDS FOR GAMEWEEK 38
Robin Van Persie – Arsenal – £13.2m (A) vs West Brom
Wayne Rooney – Man United – £12.9m (A) vs Sunderland
Fernando Torres – Chelsea – £9.9m (H) vs Blackburn
Emmanuel Adebayor – Tottenham – £9.2m (H) vs Fulham
Sergio Aguero – Man City – £11.2m (H) vs QPR (currently the most in-form forward in FPL)
OTHER OPTIONS FOR GAMEWEEK 38
Norwich City’s Grant Holt, £5.1m and Manchester City’s Yaya Toure, £7.8m respectively are also worth a shout if you’re after other options for gameweek 38, but since you can only include 3 players from any team in your Fantasy Premier League lineup, we’ve omitted Toure from our first choice midfielders, despite impressive performances over recent weeks. Lastly, we’d suggest that the best formation this week is 3-4-3.
So, that’s your lot. We hope our fantasy premier league tips for the final gameweek of the season help, and good look to all fantasy football managers with gameweek 38. We’ll be joining in and answering your questions in our usual comments section below, so feel free to ask us if you need any last minute advice. You never know – other managers might chip in an help you too!




JonesMay 11, 2012 at 10:33 am
hello
need some help please
I am in first in my league with a 10 point advantage going into gw38 but i need help on what to do to clinch the title:
my team is
d: vermaelen, r taylor, taylor, j evans
m: ben arfa, sessegnon, mata, vdv, moses
a: rvp, jelavic, cisse
Your help is much appreciated
PLTMay 11, 2012 at 1:19 pm
Keep Neil Taylor (SWA) & Vermaelen (ARS) in defence – perhaps transfer out Jonny Evans for Emmerson Boyce (WIG) and bench R Taylor (NEW). Other options are sign Sigurdsson (SWA) into midfield to replace Sessegnon or Ben Arfa. Upfront, RVP, Jelavic & Cisse is still a good attack – Maybe Grant Holt in for Cisse (but you obviously don’t want to drop too many points. Perhaps the best move would be signing Boyce into your defence and not taking a -4 point hit as you’re only 10 clear. Good luck!
James ThomasMay 11, 2012 at 9:26 pm
Hi there! I was wondering if you could offer some advice.
I am 22 points ahead but the 4 guys behind me all have similar points. My team is:
Krul, (Vorm)
Vermaelen, Turner, Walker, (Jose Enrique), (Taylor R)
McClean, Bale, Petrov, Sigurdsson, (Dempsey)
Suarez, Cisse, Torres,
I was thinking of taking a 4 point hit and transferring Suarez and Dempsey for RVP and Moses (3 of my competitors have them too and would thus negate any points they get).
Any other tips or should I not risk 4 points? Thanks.
vdv11May 12, 2012 at 5:30 am
aguero,rvp, vdv for captain gw38 final??..please helpp me..confusedd
TimMay 12, 2012 at 7:51 pm
TimsterrrMay 13, 2012 at 7:39 am
Noticed Ashley Young has been mentioned alot this weekend on other tip sites….is it possible Fergie will play him and Nani today together and drop Valencia to the bench? I’ve swapped Valencia for Ben Arfa as I know Ben Arfa will definitely play. Any idea if Valencia is certain to start?
Thanks