TSM FPL Picks for Gameweek 32

Good day FPL gaffers. We're steadily approaching the end of the Premier League season. Lot of big matches this weekend that could shake up the table come next week Monday. Alright let's get down to the picks for Gameweek 32.

GK: David Ospina (Arsenal FC)

The Colombian keeper has stepped up since Petr Cech got injured and has been a very capable deputy. The Gunners are up against a Watford team that have had a dull second half of the season. They also hope to pull off a wonderful comeback to win the title (or at least finish above Spurs). He should get a clean sheet on Sunday

DF: Mamadou Sakho (Liverpool FC)

The Frenchman has had a mixed season and will hope to quell the doubters on Saturday against a Spurs side that are competing for the title. He's arguably the best passer at the back and he's very good in the air. A very solid acquisition for your team if you choose to recruit him.

MF: Dimitri Payet (West Ham United FC)

Another amazing Frenchman on our list. He has seen a change in his fortunes the past two seasons and is finally showing his worth on the biggest stage in the world. He scored a wonderful free kick during the international break for France and played beautifully. Expecting a wonderful performance this weekend against a Crystal Palace side that have failed to win a league match in 2016.

ST: Graziano Pelle (Southampton FC)

The Italian striker had been in a bit of a rut this new year but has shaken off any bad mojo to regain his spot in the team. He is up against a Leicester side that have kept clean sheets in four of their last five games. If anyone is going to breach this defence, it'll be this guy.

Captain's Pick: Anthony Martial (Manchester United FC)

We're loving the French this week!! United play host to an Everton side that have shipped in 41 goals this season but scored 51 this season. Compared to an Arsenal side that have scored 48 this season you wonder where they would have placed higher with a better defence. Anthony should grab the headlines once again against Merseyside opponents this weekend.

And that's all for this week. 

Come back next weekend for more tips.

TSM's FPL PICKS.

Gameweek 31, as we come to the end of season, your place on your several FPL tables are all but certain. We believe in miracles and maybe with our help you can hit certain points that would push you up the table. Here are our picks for this week.


GK: Ben Foster (West-Brom).

West-Brom have had decent form of late and Ben Foster has been part of this transition so far. The England International kept a clean sheet in GW29 when West-Brom beat Manchester United. West-Brom play a goal shy Norwich City next and a clean sheet is all but certainty in this fixture.


DF; Ashley Williams (Swansea).

The Welsh captain's form has helped Swansea keep distance from the relegation places thus far. Swansea are 8 points from the relegation zone and they play Aston Villa next a team that are already looking forward to life in the championship next season, so we should expect a clean sheet and possibly Williams could score from a set-piece.


MF: Jonjo Shelvey (Newcastle).

Newcastle play Sunderland in the Tyne-wear derby this weekend and with the home team haven lost the last five derbies they'll want to impress with this next one. Newcastle have to go for all three points in other to beat the drop and show they deserve to be in the league. Jonjo Shelvey will be very key for Newcastle and since the team in built around him, he could most likely chip in with an assist or a goal.


ST: Harry Kane (Tottenham).

After Tottenham's disappointing exit from the Europa League they'll put all their focus on the Premier League and try and battle Leicester for the title. Harry Kane seems to be their go to man and with 19 goals in the league this season, don't be surprised if he continues his form.


Captain's Pick: Gylfi Sigurdsson (Swansea).

In recent matches he has shown his scoring touch and with Aston Villa coming to the liberty, Swansea will be favourites to win and Sigurdsson will surely be key.

TSM's FPL Picks

Hello Fantasy Premier League Managers, we always remind that we're at the tail end of the season where it's time to be crunch and tactically pick your teams. Here are our picks for this week.

GK: Joe Hart (Manchester City).

Now that Petr Cech is out for 3 weeks, most managers will be looking for a decent replacement and we advise you to go for Joe Hart. City will be disappointed with the last result against Liverpool and will like to start a decent run in chase to secure top 4 or should we say for the title, They will like to start this against Aston Villa who are practically the whipping boys in the League, so a clean sheet is most certain.


DF: Jose Fonte (Southampton).

Southampton will be disappointed with their result midweek and will look to set things straight in their home tie against Sunderland. After not keeping a clean sheet in the last two games, getting one is due and they'll like to start that against Sunderland. Fonte will surely lead the defense and good go up front to get a goal through set-pieces.


MF: Gylfi Sigurdsson (Swansea).

Swansea have found some rich vein of form in recent and their midweek away win against Arsenal could be a morale booster as they bid to beat the drop. Sigurdsson has been in the thick of things whether he's scoring or setting goals up. Swansea play a Norwich side that have not sorted out their defensive problems yet so expect Sigurdsson to exploit this flaw.


ST: Saido Berahino (West-Brom).

Since he apologised to the fans of the club, this lad has looked like a new signing all of a sudden. He has his head down and he is ready to do what he loves again. Berahino loves to turn up against big clubs and with Manchester United coming to town expect Berahino to take advantage of that in experienced defence, plus he scored his first Premier League goal against them so this could be a good omen.


Captain's Pick: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City).

The forward had a torrid time in City's midweek fixture against Liverpool. Aston Villa next and the striker is most likely to get his name on the scoresheet no matter the circumstances so this should be an easy pick.