Fantasy Premier League : Tips for Gameweek 22

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Fantasy Premier League Tips Gameweek 22

Sergio Aguero’s return to the Manchester City squad has been pick of the story going into the week as the Argentine striker is set to return to the starting lineup this weekend. Aguero came on as a substitute in Manchester City’s last match and he will look to better the goal tally after missing out few matches with injury.

Harry  Kane has been in top form and home match against Sunderland means the striker is likely to continue his form in front of goal. The English striker was rested in Spurs’ recent cup victory and the U-21 star will be a good option in front.

Fixtures:

Aston Villa vs Liverpool

Burnley vs Crystal Palace

Leicester vs Stoke City

QPR vs Manchester Utd

Spurs v Sunderland

Swansea City vs Chelsea

Newcastle United vs Southampton

West Ham United vs Hull City

Manchester City vs Arsenal

Everton vs West Brom

Latest Injury News:

Morgan Schneiderlin is injured and will not be available for any match action couple of weeks.

Aiden McGeady was sent off in Everton’s FA Cup replay loss against West Ham United and the midfielder will not be available until next month.

Oussama Assaidi has left Stoke and joined Al Alhi as the midfielder bids Premier League a goodbye for this season.

Mathie Debuchy as substituted because of Calf Problem Arsenal’s in recent match and will be sidelined for months.

Southampton defender Toby Alderweireld pulled his hamstring in Saints’ win last weekend and the Belgian defender will be out for a month. Victor Wanyama is also struggling with his hamstring but the Kenyan might be fit for the next match.

Robin Van Persie might not be risked in this weekend’s match as Van Gaal has Falcao as an option. The dutch striker is struggling with ankle injury and is expected to sit out of the match.

Doubtful: Kieran Trippier (Burnley), Dusan Tadic (Southampton), Winston Reid (West Ham), Erik Pieters and Steven N’Zonzi (Stoke City), Jozy Altidore and Steven Fletcher (Sunderland), Rio Ferdinand ( QPR)