Marcus Rashford (£7.3m) and Mohamed Salah (£12.6m) are both set for a Double Gameweek 29 in Fantasy Premier League following the rescheduling of six matches earlier today.
Twelve sides, including Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea, have been handed a bumper Double Gameweek 29.
AFC Bournemouth’s home tie with Brighton & Hove Albion, along with Leeds United versus Nottingham Forest, Leicester City against Aston Villa and Chelsea's encounter with Liverpool have all been moved to Tuesday 4 April.
Meanwhile, Man Utd’s match with Brentford, and West Ham United versus Newcastle United, will take place the following day.
| Club | Fixture 1 | Fixture 2 |
|---|---|---|
| AFC Bournemouth | FUL (H) | BHA (H) |
| Aston Villa | CHE (A) | LEI (A) |
| Brentford | BHA (A) | MUN (A) |
| Brighton | BRE (H) | BOU (A) |
| Chelsea | AVL (H) | LIV (H) |
| Leeds | ARS (A) | NFO (H) |
| Leicester | CRY (A) | AVL (H) |
| Liverpool | MCI (A) | CHE (A) |
| Man Utd | NEW (A) | BRE (H) |
| Newcastle | MUN (H) | WHU (A) |
| Nottingham Forest | WOL (H) | LEE (A) |
| West Ham | SOU (H) | NEW (H) |
Despite visiting Newcastle in their first match, the Man Utd pair of Rashford and Bruno Fernandes (£9.8m) will still be heavily backed over their two matches.
Their appeal is further boosted by a tough pair of fixtures for Liverpool, who visit Manchester City before their contest with Chelsea.
Villa forward Ollie Watkins (£7.2m), Leicester playmaker James Maddison (£8.1m) and West Ham's Jarrod Bowen (£8.0m) all have the form and fixtures to thrive.
Brighton and Brentford, meanwhile, are in the unique position of having both a Double Gameweek 27 and Double Gameweek 29.
The Seagulls face Leeds and Crystal Palace while Thomas Frank's side will take on Everton and Southampton in DGW27.
Pervis Estupinan (£4.7m) and Kaoru Mitoma (£5.4m) are the standout picks for Brighton, while Ben Mee (£5.0m) and Ivan Toney (£7.7m) are Brentford’s main men.
However, managers should wait until the upcoming fifth round of FA Cup fixtures pass before finalising any plans.
The sides who progress will face a Blank Gameweek 28 as it takes place on the same weekend as the FA Cup quarter-finals.
See: How FA Cup & EFL Cup results affect FPL managers
By soaking in as much information as possible, managers can decide the best strategies for their transfers and chips in the crucial period ahead.
