Premier League Gameweek 15 Lineup Predictions and FPL Tips
It’s still the first week of December, but it’s gameweek 15 in the Premier League, with 10 matches featuring from Saturday to Monday. There’s some big games coming up including the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton, as well as a clash of the London clubs in the form of Tottenham vs Chelsea. Before all of that though, we’re going to provide you with how we think all of the 20 teams will lineup for their games, as well as give out our best tips for FPL!
However, let’s take a quick look at how we scored in gameweek 14:
Gameweek 14’s Lineup Predictions Scores
Arsenal: 7/11
Aston Villa: 10/11
Bournemouth: 9/11
Brentford: 10/11
Brighton: 7/11
Chelsea: 8/11
Crystal Palace: 11/11
Everton: 10/11
Fulham: 8/11
Ipswich: 8/11
Leicester: 8/11
Liverpool: 9/11
Manchester City: 9/11
Manchester United: 7/11
Newcastle: 8/11
Nottingham Forest: 9/11
Southampton: 7/11
Tottenham: 8/11
West Ham: 6/11
Wolves: 8/11
167/220 players guessed correctly. This isn’t our best score, but it’s always tough to predict lineups in December. Let’s see if we can improve on this next week
Everton vs Liverpool (K.O 12:30 pm Saturday)
Everton’s predicted lineup:
Liverpool’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
Even though Everton won their last game 4-0, their next nine games are really tough. We’d suggest leaving the Everton players out of your FPL for a while. For Liverpool, the obvious recommendation would be to involve Mohamed Salah (£13.3m) in your squad, but he is quite expensive. Luis Diaz (£7.5m) could be a cheaper option who could also score highly.
Aston Villa vs Southampton (K.O 3 pm Saturday)
Aston Villa’s predicted lineup:
Southampton’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
The best Aston Villa FPL asset in our opinion continues to be Morgan Rogers. He’s only £5.3m and has scored 57 points across this season. Again with Southampton players, it’s probably best to not bring any in for a few weeks.
Brentford vs Newcastle (K.O 3 pm Saturday)
Brentford’s predicted lineup:
Newcastle’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
The theme for Brentford games seems to be that they are all high-scoring this season. In this case, we recommend not to bring in Brentford defenders, but a good player to bring in maybe Kevin Schade at £5.1m. He scored 23 points in gameweek 13 and then five points last gameweek. Anthony Gordon (£7.2m) registered eight points against Liverpool, which is very impressive. He’s not too expensive and regularly chips in with a goal contribution.
Crystal Palace vs Manchester City (K.O 3 pm Saturday)
Crystal Palace’s predicted lineup:
Manchester City’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
Palace haven’t had the start to the season that manager Olivier Glasner would have hoped. They also face Brighton and Arsenal after this game, so it might be best to wait a bit longer before bringing in their players. Kevin De Bruyne (£9.4m) is back in the City squad and scored 14 points last gameweek. If he can continue this form, he should be an important player in your FPL team.
Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest (K.O 5:30 pm Saturday)
Manchester United’s predicted lineup:
Nottingham Forest’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
After not starting against Arsenal, we’d be shocked if Amad Diallo didn’t play from the off against Nottingham Forest. Diallo is priced at £5.0m, and before the Arsenal game, he scored 25 points in three games. The goal threat for Forest will always be Chris Wood (£6.5m). As he is very cheap, he’s a low-risk player to have in your team.
Fulham vs Arsenal (K.O 2 pm Sunday)
Fulham’s predicted lineup:
Arsenal’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
Someone who really has gone under the radar and been scoring high in FPL this season is Alex Iwobi (£5.6m). He’s scored 74 points so far, including 32 points in his last four games. With the injury to Ben White, it looks like Jurrien Timber (£5.6m) is going to be Arsenal’s starting right-back. He also scored 14 points in his last game against Manchester United.
Ipswich vs Bournemouth (K.O 2 pm Sunday)
Ipswich’s predicted lineup:
Bournemouth’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
Ipswich haven’t won a home game all season which makes it tough to recommend players. However, their main source of goals comes from Liam Delap (£5.6m) so he’s probably their best option. Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez (£4.5m) has scored 15 points across his last two games which makes him a very enticing pick.
Leicester vs Brighton (K.O 2 pm Sunday)
Leicester’s predicted lineup:
Brighton’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
Bilal El Khannouss popped up with a 14-point gameweek when Leicester beat West Ham 3-1. He’s priced at £4.8m and we believe he may have a big impact in this game also. As for Brighton, Joao Pedro (£5.8m) has been really in-form as of late. He’s scored 30 points in four gameweeks ever since he returned from injury.
Tottenham vs Chelsea (K.O 4:30 pm Sunday)
Tottenham’s predicted lineup:
Chelsea’s predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
Tottenham’s form has been extremely inconsistent this season and a lot of it is down to their mass amount of injuries. Because of these, Fraser Forster (£4.3m) is currently their starting goalkeeper, and he is very cheap for someone who is going to play week in and week out. The form that Enzo Fernandez (£4.9m) has been on shouldn’t go unnoticed. He’s scored 30 points across his last four gameweeks which is very impressive.
West Ham vs Wolves (K.O 8 pm Monday)
West Ham’s predicted lineup:
Wolves’ predicted lineup:
FPL Tips:
After returning to the squad, we expect Mohammed Kudus (£6.2m) to have a big impact for West Ham and be a goal threat for them. As for Wolves, their best asset in FPL by a mile continues to be Matheus Cunha (£7.1m). He has scored 79 points in FPL this season.
