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Following a mammoth Gameweek 26 that spanned across 12 days, you can finally make some long-awaited changes to your Fantasy Football team. So, let’s take a look at some of the Premier League’s in-form players to see if they can make a difference this in Round 27.

The upcoming Gameweek in Fantasy Premier League is spread across two weekends as teams enjoy somewhat of a winter break. There are four games this weekend, while the remaining six will be played next week.

Following the first double Gameweek of the season, many Fantasy managers will have loaded their teams with Liverpool and West Ham players. So, who stays and who goes this week?

The first double gameweek of the season is here! Liverpool and West Ham both play twice in Round 24, so make sure you take this into account when selecting your team this week.

With a double gameweek for Liverpool on the horizon, it’s important that Fantasy Football managers prepare well. In order to have three Reds players in your team, you may have to bring in one or two of Klopp’s men this week.

The Premier League returns following a weekend of third round FA Cup fixtures. Action kicks off on Friday night as Sheffield United host West Ham, so make sure all your transfers are completed before this week’s early deadline.

The games are coming thick and fast at the moment. So, to help you keep on top of your Fantasy Football transfers, here are some of the league’s in-form players to consider for your team.

It’s a speedy turnaround for Fantasy Football managers this week as all 20 Premier League teams play two games within the space of 48 hours.

With four gameweeks in just 13 days, the most hectic part of the Fantasy Football season is just around the corner. This is a fantastic opportunity to get an edge over your rivals, so here are some of the top picks to help you get the upper hand over the festive period.

With Liverpool away on Club World Cup duty in Qatar, the Reds’ game with West Ham has been postponed. For the first time this season, we don’t have a full list of fixtures. So, which players should we draft in to replace our absent stars?

With the busy festive period fast approaching, it’s a very important time in the Fantasy Football calendar.

With the midweek fixtures coming to an end, you haven’t got long to make changes to your Fantasy Football team this week. Premier League action returns on Saturday, so let’s take a look at some in-form players that could make a difference for your team this weekend.

It’s a quick turnaround for Fantasy Football managers this week as the midweek fixtures are almost upon us. Can Dele Alli continue his revival under Mourinho? Will lethal strikers Jimenez and Aubameyang continue to fire?

There are some interesting matchups in England’s top-flight this weekend. High-flying Leicester welcome struggling Everton, while the league’s bottom two sides go head-to-head at St. Mary’s. Can Sheffield United maintain their impressive defensive record against in-form Wolves?

Fantasy Football returns this weekend following the international break, so it’s time to start thinking about which players to select in your team for Round 13.

There are some exciting fixtures coming up in Round 12. Liverpool host Manchester City in a top-of-the-table clash, while Norwich and Watford battle it out at the other end of the table. Chelsea and Palace face off in a London derby, and Leicester will be full of confidence as the Foxes welcome Arsenal.

Following Leicester’s 9-0 thrashing of Southampton, it’s time to pack your Fantasy Football team full of Foxes. There are also some good value picks to found at some of the Premier League’s smaller clubs. Let’s take a look at some of the in-form players that will enhance your Fantasy Football team for Round 11.

With the international break over, we can finally turn our attention back to Fantasy Football.

Manchester City returned to winning ways with an 8-0 drubbing of Watford, so it could be time to fill your Fantasy Football team with City stars.

The Fantasy Football world was stunned last week as Norwich City recorded one of the greatest Premier League upsets of all-time to crush Manchester City.