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Live Match Chat Gameweek 35 FPL News

Live Match Chat Gameweek 35 FPL News

Live Match Chat Gameweek 35 FPL News

Welcome to Live Match Chat Gameweek 35 FPL News: After a sensational Alvaro Negredo display in DGW 34, we head into a buffer of sorts. With doubles in 34, 36 and 37, this GW we can relax a little, sort of. We kick it off with four 3pm fixtures. It is pure excitement when the low scoring Saints tangle with a difficult opponent to not score on, Hull. It should be a test of wills to see who underperforms more, the Saints attack or the Hull defence. If you think that doesn’t offer enough to make you fall asleep, perhaps a taste of Stoke vs West Ham? Over the last 10 matches these two are 16th in 17th in points and have scored 20 goals combined over those 10×2 games. Yeah, a goal a game. So snooze should be on the loose in this one. For those that don’t need a mid afternoon nap, I present to you Sunderland vs Bournemouth. This could provide us with comedy gold, in particular on defence, as neither team attempts to play any. The last of the opening 4 fixtures sees West Brom welcome in Leicester, yeah, moving on. In the 5:30 game Palace hosts those away stars, Burnley. With 3 draws in their last 6 away games, think we can say they are in-form, perhaps I will place a bet on them.

Luckily after enduring a Saturday of not having any real footy to watch and feeling properly rested, we come to Sunday. Yes, yes, yes, yes…sorry was watching when Harry met Sally orga, errrr, restaurant scene. Where were we at? Oh yes, Sunday footy. Lunch time sees the battle for fourth resume, as United tangles with a Swansea side who also has a lot to play for. Both teams in need of a win, will hopefully lead to some goals, maybe, Jose is capable of sucking the fun out of any game, so be aware. That is followed by two 2pm-ish encounters. Boro and their vaunted attack will look to score some goals, well, a goal vs City. City’s fans (player’s families) will want to get out of that red velvet sandwich they are currently caught in with LFC one point ahead and United one point behind tickling their tuckus. We also see Lukaku’s former and future employer Chesea visit Goodison looking to inch closer to the title. CFC has slowly let Spurs crawl back into the race, so they can break their hearts again at the end. In the last Sunday fixture we have the possibility of pure joy. We see the possibility of killing 2 dreams with one stone. When Spurs face Arsenal only one result would do us right. A loss for Tottenham would all but end Spurs title dreams to their bitter rivals and hopefully such a result would lead to a new contract for Wenger. Sounds like a win-win to me.

Monday finishes off the GW with Watford hosting Liverpool. Should be a very predictable game. If City and United win expect LFC to do also, If either of the Manchester sides drop points expect LFC to. If there is one thing we know is that if LFC is given an opportunity, they let it slip away.

Please join us as ever to discuss the games as they happen and share your feelings, successes and woes as the action unfolds and hopefully the FPL points flood in for you.

Saturday 29th April

15:00pm
Southampton vs Hull
Stoke vs West Ham
Sunderland vs Bournemouth
West Brom vs Leicester

17:30pm
Crystal Palace vs Burnley

Sunday 30th April

12:00pm
Man United vs Swansea

2:05pm
Everton vs Chelsea
Middlesbrough vs Man City

16:30pm
Spurs vs Arsenal

Monday 1st May
20:00pm
Watford vs Liverpool

Keep track of all the action, the goals, the talking points, right here at FF247 Live Match Chat, an interactive chat which encourages you to keep involved and share your thoughts and emotions as the matches take place.

Good luck to absolutely everyone for GW35 from all at FF247!

Thanks for reading Live Match Chat Gameweek 35 FPL News. This article was written by FF247

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    Raziel says:

    Good luck everyone. Pieters not starting, biggest shock for me, so far. Here are the teams.

    Lineup – West Ham starting line-up: Adrián, Edimilson Fernandes, Arthur Masuaku, James Collins, Winston Reid, José Fonte, Cheikhou Kouyaté, Håvard Nordtveit, Manuel Lanzini, André Ayew, Jonathan Calleri.
    Substitutes: Sofiane Feghouli, Aaron Cresswell, Sam Byram, Mark Noble, Ashley Fletcher, Robert Snodgrass, Darren Randolph

    Lineup – Stoke starting line-up: Jack Butland, Glen Johnson, Bruno Martins Indi, Glenn Whelan, Marc Muniesa, Ryan Shawcross, Xherdan Shaqiri, Geoff Cameron, Saido Berahino, Joe Allen, Marko Arnautovic.
    Substitutes: Phil Bardsley, Ramadan Sobhi, Lee Grant, Peter Crouch, Charlie Adam, Erik Pieters, Mame Biram Diouf

    Lineup – Leicester starting line-up: Kasper Schmeichel, Danny Simpson, Christian Fuchs, Daniel Drinkwater, Yohan Benalouane, Robert Huth, Riyad Mahrez, Wilfred Ndidi, Jamie Vardy, Shinji Okazaki, Marc Albrighton.
    Substitutes: Ron-Robert Zieler, Ben Chilwell, Leonardo Ulloa, Demarai Gray, Andy King, Daniel Amartey, Islam Slimani

    Lineup – West Brom starting line-up: Ben Foster, Craig Dawson, Nyom, Jake Livermore, Gareth McAuley, Jonny Evans, James Morrison, Claudio Yacob, Salomón Rondón, Nacer Chadli, Chris Brunt.
    Substitutes: Jonathan Leko, Boaz Myhill, James McClean, Rekeem Harper, Darren Fletcher, Sam Field, Marc Wilson

    Lineup – Hull starting line-up: Eldin Jakupovic, Ahmed Elmohamady, Andrew Robertson, Sam Clucas, Andrea Ranocchia, Harry Maguire, Lazar Markovic, Alfred N’Diaye, Oumar Niasse, Evandro, Kamil Grosicki.
    Substitutes: Michael Dawson, David Marshall, Markus Henriksen, Jarrod Bowen, Shaun Maloney, Abel Hernández, Tom Huddlestone

    Lineup – Southampton starting line-up: Fraser Forster, Cédric Soares, Ryan Bertrand, Oriol Romeu, Jack Stephens, Maya Yoshida, Sofiane Boufal, Steven Davis, Manolo Gabbiadini, Dusan Tadic, Nathan Redmond.
    Substitutes: James Ward-Prowse, Mouez Hassen, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, Shane Long, Josh Sims, Martín Cáceres, Jay Rodriguez

    Lineup – Bournemouth starting line-up: Artur Boruc, Adam Smith, Charlie Daniels, Harry Arter, Simon Francis, Steve Cook, Ryan Fraser, Lewis Cook, Benik Afobe, Joshua King, Marc Pugh.
    Substitutes: Tyrone Mings, Brad Smith, Jordon Ibe, Lys Mousset, Ryan Allsop, Max Gradel, Junior Stanislas

    Lineup – Sunderland starting line-up: Jordan Pickford, Javier Manquillo, Donald Love, Didier Ndong, John O’Shea, Lamine Koné, Wahbi Khazri, Steven Pienaar, Jermain Defoe, Victor Anichebe, Fabio Borini.
    Substitutes: Papy Djilobodji, George Honeyman, Lynden Gooch, Adnan Januzaj, Elliot Embleton, Joleon Lescott, Vito Mannone

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    konstro says:

    I only have one player today. Not going to enjoy games.Especially Southampton with Gabbi bandwagon can hurt me as I don`t have him.

    Looks like Stoke will play 3 at the back. Interesting to see the experiment. Especially how it will impact Allen, Arnautovic and Shaqiri. I have a feeling that Berahino will get great score out of nothing soon. But I can`t see myself bringing any Stoke players this season.

    Good luck everyone!

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    Raziel says:

    Anyone else activating wildcard now, no matter whut? :p

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    Raziel says:

    God, why again did I cappo a player from a lower tier team again? Gabbi who? I can’t even pronounce his name. The last 10 times I did this, it always failed. Most recently cappo Negredo. 😉

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