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Attacking Fixture Difficulty in GW 16-19 & GW20-23
Data: @fbref
- Home/Away are considered from GW1 of the last season, except for the promoted teams
⭕️ Good Short- & Long-Term Fixtures: NEW, MCI, LIV, ARS, NFO
⭕️ Favorable GW16-19 Fixtures: WOL, BOU, TOT, WHU, CHE
Notes :
- CHE have favorable fixtures both in the short and long term, except for their GW23 clash against MCI(A), who have shown some defensive vulnerability in recent times
- BHA also have a good run of fixtures, except for matches against AVL(A) and ARS(H) in GW19 and GW20, respectively
⭕️Good GW20-23 Fixtures: FUL, CRY
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Midfielder (7.5m or below) Mins/App. vs. nPxGI/90
Data: @FFScout
- Minimum 5 Starts. and 30 mins/App.
- Maximum 7.5m Cost Midfielders
- GW 1-15
Many of you might be searching for Mbeumo replacements. This chart highlights the underlying data and minutes per appearance of several potential options.
⭕️Medium-/Long-Term Good Fixtures: Johnson, Gordon, Eze, Mitoma, Rogers
⭕️ Short-Term Good Fixtures: Bowen, Kudus, Semenyo, Kluivert
⭕️ Potential Cheap Gems: Amad, Enzo
⭕️ FUL have good fixtures, especially from GW19 onward, making their midfielders good options if you can bench them in GW16 and GW18
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#GW14 Match-up: Team xG vs. Opponent xGC
Data: @fbref
- GW1 '23/24 - GW12 '24/25
- Home/Away are considered, except for the Promoted teams, for which '24/25 season data are averaged
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Attacking & Defensive Fixture Difficulty for GW 13-17
X: Opponent Accumulated xGC from @fbref
- Home/Away are considered from GW1 of the last season, except for the promoted teams
- Higher values indicate weaker opponent defenses and thus better opportunities for attacking returns
Y: Total Cleansheet Probability from @fplreview
- Higher values suggest better chances for clean sheets
⭕️BHA, CHE, and NEW stand out with favorable fixtures for both attacking and defensive returns.
⭕️ARS offers excellent defensive potential, followed by MCI and LIV.
⭕️WOL and BOU have good attacking fixtures but limited clean-sheet potential.
⭕️AVL’s favorable fixtures in GW14-16 (BRE, SOU, nfo) are sandwiched between challenging matches against che in GW13 and MCI in GW17.
⭕️MUN’s next three home fixtures (EVE in GW13, NFO in GW15, and BOU in GW17) are favorable, but they also face ARS and MCI away from Old Trafford in GW14 and 16, respectively.
⭕️WHU's fixtures appear difficult overall, mainly due to facing ARS (xGC = 0.88) in GW13 and BOU (xGC = 1.16) away in GW16. However, their attacking fixtures against lei, WOL and BHA in the next 5 GWs look promising.
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Attacker nPxGI vs. Defensive Strength of Opponents (GW12-16)
Data:
X: nPxGI/90 (GW1-11) from @FFScout
- Minimum 5 App. and 45 mins/App.
Y: Opponent Accumulated xGC (GW12-16) from @fbref
- Home/Away are considered from GW1 of the last season, except for the promoted teams
📌 Favorable Fixtures:
⭕️ BOU have the most favorable fixture run. CHE follow closely behind with strong fixtures. WOL, ARS, BHA, NEW and LEI also have favorable fixtures in the upcoming GWs.
📌 Decent Fixtures:
⭕️ AVL's run of games (CRY, che, BRE, SOU, nfo) is decent, offering good attacking potential for their assets, in case #FPL managers looking to hold onto Rogers or invest in Watkins.
📌 Mixed Bag:
⭕️LIV and MCI fixtures are more challenging compared to the above teams. They also face each other, which lowers their fixture favorability on this chart.
⭕️TOT's fixtures (mci, FUL, bou, CHE, sou) appear mixed as well, with matches against FUL and bou not as easy as they seem, considering both teams have improved defensively this season.
📌Short-Term Opportunities:
⭕️MUN and BRE have strong fixtures in the next two GWs but face tougher opponents in 14-16.
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#FPL Defenders to Target for GW12-16
Data Sources:
X: Player xGI/90 [GW1-11] from @FFScout
- Minimum 5 App. and 45 mins/App.
Y: Total CS Odds [GW12-16] from @fplreview Massive Data Model
⭕️ Owning ARS defenders might have been frustrating in recent gameweeks, but FPL managers should still trust them, especially now, as their fixtures look favorable for the foreseeable future. Gabriel is a must, and Saliba should be the other option for a double-up if anyone is interested. Ben White's injury should boost Timber's stock, though his fitness remains a concern.
⭕️ Gvardiol can be a very good pick from MCI once again, especially now that Ake is injured. Owning Rico Lewis is okay, but you always have to worry about his benching, particularly when Walker is available.
⭕️Now that TAA is injured and Robertson faces rotation concerns during fixture congestion, VVD and Konate are the picks from LIV, as they have delivered solid defensive performances thus far under Slot.
⭕️ NEW's fixtures improve from Gameweek 12, making their assets—especially Lewis Hall at 4.3m—worth considering.
⭕️ Many managers consider Digne a risky pick due to his history, but his attacking potential and AVL’s good clean sheet odds make him an interesting option. Notably, he has started every Premier League game this season. Konsa and Pau Torres are also good picks.
⭕️ BHA's fixtures are becoming favorable for an extended period, making defenders like Estupiñán, van Hecke, Veltman, and Dunk (if fit) worthy of strong consideration.
⭕️ MUN's defenders could be interesting options under the new manager. De Ligt is perhaps the safest pick, while Dalot and Mazraoui could be exciting, especially if they play as WBs. However, proceed with caution, as it remains to be seen which defenders will be favored in Amorim' system.
⭕️ CHE is another team with a favorable run of fixtures over the long term. However, Colwill and Fofana are perhaps the only safe picks, as others come with rotation risks.
⭕️While FUL have shown strong performances thus far, Robinson and Andersen are good options, especially if you can rotate them during tougher fixtures. BOU's defenders have also delivered great defensive performances and should be considered. Although NFO's defenders have been solid, they should be avoided as their fixtures turn very difficult from Gameweek 12.
⭕️ Both WOL and IPS defenses have been vulnerable to conceding goals, but their upcoming fixtures are favorable. Ait Nouri and Davis are interesting options due to their great attacking potential, but you have to accept that they may frequently lose clean sheets.
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#FPL
'24-'25 PL Season game by game xG vs xGC for all 20 teams
On this chart-
x axis: Expected goals accumulated
y axis: Expected goals conceded
🟢Home games
🔴Away games
Data from: @fbref
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#FPL Defenders to Target for GW12-16
Data Sources:
X: Player xGI/90 [GW1-11] from @FFScout
- Minimum 5 App. and 45 mins/App.
Y: Total CS Odds [GW12-16] from @fplreview Massive Data Model
⭕️ Owning ARS defenders might have been frustrating in recent gameweeks, but FPL managers should still trust them, especially now, as their fixtures look favorable for the foreseeable future. Gabriel is a must, and Saliba should be the other option for a double-up if anyone is interested. Ben White's injury should boost Timber's stock, though his fitness remains a concern.
⭕️ Gvardiol can be a very good pick from MCI once again, especially now that Ake is injured. Owning Rico Lewis is okay, but you always have to worry about his benching, particularly when Walker is available.
⭕️Now that TAA is injured and Robertson faces rotation concerns during fixture congestion, VVD and Konate are the picks from LIV, as they have delivered solid defensive performances thus far under Slot.
⭕️ NEW's fixtures improve from Gameweek 12, making their assets—especially Lewis Hall at 4.3m—worth considering.
⭕️ Many managers consider Digne a risky pick due to his history, but his attacking potential and AVL’s good clean sheet odds make him an interesting option. Notably, he has started every Premier League game this season. Konsa and Pau Torres are also good picks.
⭕️ BHA's fixtures are becoming favorable for an extended period, making defenders like Estupiñán, van Hecke, Veltman, and Dunk (if fit) worthy of strong consideration.
⭕️ MUN's defenders could be interesting options under the new manager. De Ligt is perhaps the safest pick, while Dalot and Mazraoui could be exciting, especially if they play as WBs. However, proceed with caution, as it remains to be seen which defenders will be favored in Amorim' system.
⭕️ CHE is another team with a favorable run of fixtures over the long term. However, Colwill and Fofana are perhaps the only safe picks, as others come with rotation risks.
⭕️While FUL have shown strong performances thus far, Robinson and Andersen are good options, especially if you can rotate them during tougher fixtures. BOU's defenders have also delivered great defensive performances and should be considered. Although NFO's defenders have been solid, they should be avoided as their fixtures turn very difficult from Gameweek 12.
⭕️ Both WOL and IPS defenses have been vulnerable to conceding goals, but their upcoming fixtures are favorable. Ait Nouri and Davis are interesting options due to their great attacking potential, but you have to accept that they may frequently lose clean sheets.
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#FPL Defenders to Target for GW12-16
Data Sources:
X: Player xGI/90 [GW1-11] from @FFScout
- Minimum 5 App. and 45 mins/App.
Y: Total CS Odds [GW12-16] from @fplreview Massive Data Model
⭕️ Owning ARS defenders might have been frustrating in recent gameweeks, but FPL managers should still trust them, especially now, as their fixtures look favorable for the foreseeable future. Gabriel is a must, and Saliba should be the other option for a double-up if anyone is interested. Ben White's injury should boost Timber's stock, though his fitness remains a concern.
⭕️ Gvardiol can be a very good pick from MCI once again, especially now that Ake is injured. Owning Rico Lewis is okay, but you always have to worry about his benching, particularly when Walker is available.
⭕️Now that TAA is injured and Robertson faces rotation concerns during fixture congestion, VVD and Konate are the picks from LIV, as they have delivered solid defensive performances thus far under Slot.
⭕️ NEW's fixtures improve from Gameweek 12, making their assets—especially Lewis Hall at 4.3m—worth considering.
⭕️ Many managers consider Digne a risky pick due to his history, but his attacking potential and AVL’s good clean sheet odds make him an interesting option. Notably, he has started every Premier League game this season. Konsa and Pau Torres are also good picks.
⭕️ BHA's fixtures are becoming favorable for an extended period, making defenders like Estupiñán, van Hecke, Veltman, and Dunk (if fit) worthy of strong consideration.
⭕️ MUN's defenders could be interesting options under the new manager. De Ligt is perhaps the safest pick, while Dalot and Mazraoui could be exciting, especially if they play as WBs. However, proceed with caution, as it remains to be seen which defenders will be favored in Amorim' system.
⭕️ CHE is another team with a favorable run of fixtures over the long term. However, Colwill and Fofana are perhaps the only safe picks, as others come with rotation risks.
⭕️While FUL have shown strong performances thus far, Robinson and Andersen are good options, especially if you can rotate them during tougher fixtures. BOU's defenders have also delivered great defensive performances and should be considered. Although NFO's defenders have been solid, they should be avoided as their fixtures turn very difficult from Gameweek 12.
⭕️ Both WOL and IPS defenses have been vulnerable to conceding goals, but their upcoming fixtures are favorable. Ait Nouri and Davis are interesting options due to their great attacking potential, but you have to accept that they may frequently lose clean sheets.
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Top quality!
#FPL Accumulated Expected Goal Involvement (xG+xA) up to GW11 this season. The chart shows all 20 teams' total xGI and players' share in that.
Data source: @fbref
MCI: Despite being on a run of 4 straight losses across all competitions, City's attacking numbers are still excellent. While Haaland is the clear talisman, Savio is flying a little under the radar.
TOT: While their overall underlying looks good, it's skewed by an outlier BRE game and the MUN game where Bruno F. received a first half red card. Heung Min Son is failing to justify his value. Solanke and Brennan are looking more talismanic.
CHE: Enzo Maresca and his team have some great fixtures to look forward too. Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson are leading the xGI numbers, and are the 2 outstanding Chelsea assets for FPL.
LIV: Slot is enjoying his life in PL and in Europe, and his team is looking unstoppable at the moment. The charge is being led by the one and only Mo Salah. Luis Diaz has been a little hit and miss. Darwin Núñez and Cody gakpo are also getting a lot of the attacking share, while Jota is injured.
BOU: One of the biggest surprise packages this season. Semenyo is for a reason their most popular FPL asset. But Evanilson and Kluivert (on penalties) are staking their claims too.
MUN: United are hoping to see some new manager bounce after an awful start to the season. As of now, it's pretty obvious that Bruno F. will play an advanced roll under Amorim. Unclear how minutes are going to be shared between Garnacho, Rashford, Amad, Hojlund and Zirkzee.
FUL: Both Jimenez and Emil Smith Rowe are proving to be excellent value. Their short term fixtures are not the worst either. Decent holds for owners.
BRE: The Mbeumo-Wissa combination seems to be working great for Brentford. Specially at home, they are a force to be reckoned with. Between GW14 to 22, fixtures are not the best, so owners may need to look elsewhere soon.
ARS: After 2 excellent seasons, Arteta is seeing a little downturn in his team's form. But, Martin Ødegaard is back now and that should boost the attacking potential for the likes of Saka and Havertz, with some great upcoming fixtures as well.
AVL: Some great immediate fixtures. But one would wonder whether the intensity of the UCL is wearing them out a little. Morgan Rogers is still excellent value. If Ollie Watkins finds his shooting boots again, he will be hard to ignore even at 9.0m.
NEW: Another team with great upcoming fixtures. Isak, since coming back from his injury, is in great form. If Anthony Gordon's injury is long term, it may make Harvey Barnes a great asset too.
BHA: Brighton have some great value assets and have great fixtures until the end of the year. They do have a lot of attackers in their armory though, and hard to tell how minutes will be shared during the fixture crunch. At this moment, Danny Welbeck and João Pedro are potentially the ones to go for.
WOL: 2nd at the bottom of the points table, but their fixtures are great until December. Matheus Cunha is very likely worth his price tag over Strand Larsen, as was proven in the last GW.
Others: NFO are 5th on the points table now, and a lot of it is owed to their great defensive numbers and a certain Chris Wood. While WHU and CRY aren't having a great season, from an FPL standpoint, Bowen and Eze will likely be in consideration when they have good fixtures.
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#FPL Accumulated Expected Goal Involvement (xG+xA) up to GW11 this season. The chart shows all 20 teams' total xGI and players' share in that.
Data source: @fbref
MCI: Despite being on a run of 4 straight losses across all competitions, City's attacking numbers are still excellent. While Haaland is the clear talisman, Savio is flying a little under the radar.
TOT: While their overall underlying looks good, it's skewed by an outlier BRE game and the MUN game where Bruno F. received a first half red card. Heung Min Son is failing to justify his value. Solanke and Brennan are looking more talismanic.
CHE: Enzo Maresca and his team have some great fixtures to look forward too. Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson are leading the xGI numbers, and are the 2 outstanding Chelsea assets for FPL.
LIV: Slot is enjoying his life in PL and in Europe, and his team is looking unstoppable at the moment. The charge is being led by the one and only Mo Salah. Luis Diaz has been a little hit and miss. Darwin Núñez and Cody gakpo are also getting a lot of the attacking share, while Jota is injured.
BOU: One of the biggest surprise packages this season. Semenyo is for a reason their most popular FPL asset. But Evanilson and Kluivert (on penalties) are staking their claims too.
MUN: United are hoping to see some new manager bounce after an awful start to the season. As of now, it's pretty obvious that Bruno F. will play an advanced roll under Amorim. Unclear how minutes are going to be shared between Garnacho, Rashford, Amad, Hojlund and Zirkzee.
FUL: Both Jimenez and Emil Smith Rowe are proving to be excellent value. Their short term fixtures are not the worst either. Decent holds for owners.
BRE: The Mbeumo-Wissa combination seems to be working great for Brentford. Specially at home, they are a force to be reckoned with. Between GW14 to 22, fixtures are not the best, so owners may need to look elsewhere soon.
ARS: After 2 excellent seasons, Arteta is seeing a little downturn in his team's form. But, Martin Ødegaard is back now and that should boost the attacking potential for the likes of Saka and Havertz, with some great upcoming fixtures as well.
AVL: Some great immediate fixtures. But one would wonder whether the intensity of the UCL is wearing them out a little. Morgan Rogers is still excellent value. If Ollie Watkins finds his shooting boots again, he will be hard to ignore even at 9.0m.
NEW: Another team with great upcoming fixtures. Isak, since coming back from his injury, is in great form. If Anthony Gordon's injury is long term, it may make Harvey Barnes a great asset too.
BHA: Brighton have some great value assets and have great fixtures until the end of the year. They do have a lot of attackers in their armory though, and hard to tell how minutes will be shared during the fixture crunch. At this moment, Danny Welbeck and João Pedro are potentially the ones to go for.
WOL: 2nd at the bottom of the points table, but their fixtures are great until December. Matheus Cunha is very likely worth his price tag over Strand Larsen, as was proven in the last GW.
Others: NFO are 5th on the points table now, and a lot of it is owed to their great defensive numbers and a certain Chris Wood. While WHU and CRY aren't having a great season, from an FPL standpoint, Bowen and Eze will likely be in consideration when they have good fixtures.
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↘️📡
#FPL Accumulated Expected Goal Involvement (xG+xA) up to GW11 this season. The chart shows all 20 teams' total xGI and players' share in that.
Data source: @fbref
MCI: Despite being on a run of 4 straight losses across all competitions, City's attacking numbers are still excellent. While Haaland is the clear talisman, Savio is flying a little under the radar.
TOT: While their overall underlying looks good, it's skewed by an outlier BRE game and the MUN game where Bruno F. received a first half red card. Heung Min Son is failing to justify his value. Solanke and Brennan are looking more talismanic.
CHE: Enzo Maresca and his team have some great fixtures to look forward too. Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson are leading the xGI numbers, and are the 2 outstanding Chelsea assets for FPL.
LIV: Slot is enjoying his life in PL and in Europe, and his team is looking unstoppable at the moment. The charge is being led by the one and only Mo Salah. Luis Diaz has been a little hit and miss. Darwin Núñez and Cody gakpo are also getting a lot of the attacking share, while Jota is injured.
BOU: One of the biggest surprise packages this season. Semenyo is for a reason their most popular FPL asset. But Evanilson and Kluivert (on penalties) are staking their claims too.
MUN: United are hoping to see some new manager bounce after an awful start to the season. As of now, it's pretty obvious that Bruno F. will play an advanced roll under Amorim. Unclear how minutes are going to be shared between Garnacho, Rashford, Amad, Hojlund and Zirkzee.
FUL: Both Jimenez and Emil Smith Rowe are proving to be excellent value. Their short term fixtures are not the worst either. Decent holds for owners.
BRE: The Mbeumo-Wissa combination seems to be working great for Brentford. Specially at home, they are a force to be reckoned with. Between GW14 to 22, fixtures are not the best, so owners may need to look elsewhere soon.
ARS: After 2 excellent seasons, Arteta is seeing a little downturn in his team's form. But, Martin Ødegaard is back now and that should boost the attacking potential for the likes of Saka and Havertz, with some great upcoming fixtures as well.
AVL: Some great immediate fixtures. But one would wonder whether the intensity of the UCL is wearing them out a little. Morgan Rogers is still excellent value. If Ollie Watkins finds his shooting boots again, he will be hard to ignore even at 9.0m.
NEW: Another team with great upcoming fixtures. Isak, since coming back from his injury, is in great form. If Anthony Gordon's injury is long term, it may make Harvey Barnes a great asset too.
BHA: Brighton have some great value assets and have great fixtures until the end of the year. They do have a lot of attackers in their armory though, and hard to tell how minutes will be shared during the fixture crunch. At this moment, Danny Welbeck and João Pedro are potentially the ones to go for.
WOL: 2nd at the bottom of the points table, but their fixtures are great until December. Matheus Cunha is very likely worth his price tag over Strand Larsen, as was proven in the last GW.
Others: NFO are 5th on the points table now, and a lot of it is owed to their great defensive numbers and a certain Chris Wood. While WHU and CRY aren't having a great season, from an FPL standpoint, Bowen and Eze will likely be in consideration when they have good fixtures.
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All the @RadarFpl boys had a rough game week before the international break, but that hasn’t stopped them from diving into data and creating charts. The international break content kicks off with a comparison of goals scored and big chances missed by various players.
📌Player Goals & Missed Big Chances (GW1-11)
Data Source: @premierleague Player Stats
Green: Number of goals scored
Red: Missed big chances
⭕️Haaland leads with the most goals (12) and the second-highest number of missed big chances (10)
⭕️Watkins holds the highest number of missed big chances (11) while securing only 5 goals
⭕️Salah, Wood, and Palmer have shown greater efficiency in converting chances into goals, but they could score even more
⭕️ Some players, like Solanke, Havertz, Calvert-Lewin, Bruno Fernandes, Garnacho, Jota, Archer, Traoré, Mitoma, and Eze, had a high number of missed chances relative to their goals
⭕️ Conversely, players like Mbeumo, Wissa, and Cunha had fewer missed big chances compared to their goal tally
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Nice, simple but effective chart . 👏
All the @RadarFpl boys had a rough game week before the international break, but that hasn’t stopped them from diving into data and creating charts. The international break content kicks off with a comparison of goals scored and big chances missed by various players.
📌Player Goals & Missed Big Chances (GW1-11)
Data Source: @premierleague Player Stats
Green: Number of goals scored
Red: Missed big chances
⭕️Haaland leads with the most goals (12) and the second-highest number of missed big chances (10)
⭕️Watkins holds the highest number of missed big chances (11) while securing only 5 goals
⭕️Salah, Wood, and Palmer have shown greater efficiency in converting chances into goals, but they could score even more
⭕️ Some players, like Solanke, Havertz, Calvert-Lewin, Bruno Fernandes, Garnacho, Jota, Archer, Traoré, Mitoma, and Eze, had a high number of missed chances relative to their goals
⭕️ Conversely, players like Mbeumo, Wissa, and Cunha had fewer missed big chances compared to their goal tally
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#GW11 Match-up: Team xG vs. Opponent xGC
Data: @fbref
- GW1 '23/24 - GW10 '24/25
- Home/Away are considered, except for the Promoted teams, for which '24/25 season data are averaged
⭕️ TOT have the second-highest xG per game (1.98) this season, just behind MCI (1.99), while IPS have conceded the highest xG in the league. This couldn’t be any better matchup for TOT.
⭕️With a home advantage, LIV’s fixture against AVL seems more favorable compared to MCI playing BHA away. However, note that AVL’s defense has been significantly stronger than BHA’s this season, making the Salah vs. Haaland captaincy choice a close 50/50 call.
⭕️ARS remain a solid attacking side, though they rank slightly lower and fall in the fourth quadrant due to higher xGs of teams like LIV, CHE, TOT, and MCI. ARS’s xG tends to dip in away games as they focus more on defense, which may make CHE vs. ARS a low scoring game, though it will largely depend on game states.
⭕️While BRE boast excellent attacking data positioning them in the first quadrant, BOU have shown improvement both offensively and defensively.
⭕️MUN had a goal fest against LEI’s second team in the EFL Cup last week. It wouldn’t be surprising if they score big again at Old Trafford if they can capitalize on their chances.
⭕️WOL also have a favorable matchup against SOU.
⭕️FUL are in Q4 primarily due to their poor underlying data in away games and CRY's strong defensive stats at home last season. However, it’s worth noting that FUL have been performing phenomenally, while CRY have been struggling this season.
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