Best FPL differential: Forget Phil Foden, Pep Guardiola’s new Manchester City maestro is essential for Fantasy Premier League Round 16

The Premier League produced another week full of goals and exciting drama.

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If recent gameweeks have shown us anything, it’s that difference is the key to success for FPL teams.

It is also important to note that if you used all your previous transfers, you will be allocated 5 free transfers. You cannot have more than 5 transfers, so you must use at least one transfer this week. Otherwise, the transfer will be lost.

So, ahead of another big weekend, here are three players who could make a big difference for your FPL team.

The categories are:

Player 1: Up to 10% ownershipPlayer 2: Up to 5% ownershipPlayer 3: Up to 2% ownership

Before we start, please note that the deadline for Gameweek 16 is Saturday 13th December at 13:30 UK time.

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1. Keenan Dewsbury-Hall, £5.1m (midfielder, Everton, 7.9%)

It is surprising to think that Keenan Dewsbury Hall’s ownership in FPL is less than 10%.

The Everton midfielder has been in great form of late, missing just once in his last five Premier League appearances.

In this form, he scored three goals and recorded two assists, earning a total of seven bonus points in the process.

The midfielder will have extra motivation ahead of this weekend’s game as Everton travel to his former club Chelsea on Saturday afternoon.

Dewsbury-Hall only started two Premier League games for the Blues last season as his minutes were limited in the UEFA Conference League.

Chelsea have failed to win in their last four games in all competitions and Dewsbury Hall will be keen to deliver yet another disastrous result at Stamford Bridge.

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2. Rayan Cherki, £6.4m (midfielder, Man City, 3.9%)

Rayan Cherki is starting to establish himself at Manchester City.

After scoring on his Premier League debut in the season opener, the France international was sidelined for two months with a thigh injury.

The attacking midfielder has bounced back from that setback and is enjoying his football under Josep Guardiola. He has only been blanked once in his past four league appearances.

Cherki put in a remarkable performance as City handily defeated Sunderland, with the former Lyon star taking 12 FPL points following an unforgettable rabona assist for Phil Foden.

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3. Miles Lewis-Skelly, £5.1m (defender, Arsenal, 1.6%)

You may be wondering why we would pick a player who failed to earn more than 2 FPL points this season.

However, with first-choice left-back Riccardo Calafioli unavailable due to suspension, this could be the ideal scenario for Miles Lewis-Skelly to pick up some much-needed points.

Lewis Skelly broke through for the Gunners last season but has spent much of this season watching from the sidelines.

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But with winless Wolves traveling to north London this weekend, Lewis-Skelly must seize the opportunity to remind Arsenal manager Arteta of his qualities in both attack and defence.

Another clean sheet against Wolves would be timely for Lewis Skelly, and with a side lacking confidence at rock bottom, the youngster could punish them with his first goal contribution of the season.

A good performance could help boost manager Mikel Arteta’s long-term plans.

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