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GW31 Kings to watch: Neal Maupay

By The Scout 30 Mar 2022
GW31 Kings To Watch Maupay

The Scout reveals numbers to suggest a big haul is on the way against Norwich this weekend

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The Scout is tipping five players to produce big points in Gameweek 31 of 2021/22 Fantasy Premier League.

Neal Maupay (BHA) £6.5m

A home encounter with Norwich City can help the Brighton & Hove Albion forward return to form this weekend.

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Maupay was one of the most consistent forwards in Fantasy over the first 23 Gameweeks of the season.

But he has since struggled, blanking in five of his last six starts and scoring only one goal.

In comparison, Maupay blanked in only seven of his first 17 starts this term, scoring seven goals and supplying three assists.

But, despite his recent lack of recent returns, there has been little change in Maupay’s goal threat of late.

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Indeed, his 2.1 shots per appearance in the last six Gameweeks is in fact up on his previous average of 1.9, while his 1.3 shots in the box remain identical.

As a result, Maupay's totals of 15 shots and nine shots in the box both ranked top for the Seagulls in the last six Gameweeks.

Obliging opponents

Norwich’s poor record on the road looks encouraging for Brighton this weekend.

The Canaries have conceded at least twice in six of their last seven away matches.

Away from home, they have allowed their opponents 165 shots in the box and 255 shots, both league-leading totals.

Maupay can take advantage of those frailties and get back on the scoresheet on Saturday.

Also in this series

Part 1: Andrew Robertson (LIV)
Part 2: Demarai Gray (EVE)
Part 3: Phil Foden (MCI)
Part 5: Jadon Sancho (MUN)

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