Welcome to Gameweek 11 of the FPL season, RotoBallers! This is the third year covering FPL on the site, and we are bringing you more coverage than ever before. We will publish the Gameweek Preview, consisting of a Staff Roundtable and our weekly rankings, every week. Then, once a month, we will publish our newest article, The Watchlist, a review of the previous month and a look ahead to the upcoming fixtures.
10 gameweeks down, 28 more to go. No Friday deadline means we don't start our FPL weekends until Saturday morning when Fulham and Manchester United battle. Newcastle versus Arsenal is a highly-anticipated tilt to watch in the late window. Meanwhile, there are two games on Sunday between Nottingham Forest-Aston Villa and Luton-Liverpool. Gameweek 11 wraps up with a Monday night contest between Spurs and Chelsea.
The Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 11 deadline is 7:00 AM EST on Saturday, November 4, when Fulham welcomes Manchester United to Craven Cottage. Also, look out for the rest of our excellent soccer coverage as the squad gets you all set for every English Premier League, Major League Soccer, and UEFA Champions League slate from a DFS and betting perspective.
Fantasy Premier League - Gameweek 11 Rankings
Our weekly rankings highlight players who could be worth a punt in your Fantasy Premier League squad. While the rankings will be filled with familiar names, a low-owned player with an easy fixture will rise up the one-week charts. For each gameweek, we will provide our top-15 goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards. These can also be applied as DFS rankings for your weekend contests.
Gameweek 10 Fantasy Premier League High Scorers
- Goalkeeper: Alisson, Liverpool & Ederson, Man City - 7 points
- Defender: Ethan Pinnock, Brentford - 15 points
- Midfielder: Moussa Diaby, Aston Villa & Bryan Mbeumo, Brentford - 13 points
- Forward: Eddie Nketiah, Arsenal - 17 points
FPL Goalkeepers - Gameweek 11 Rankings
- Goalkeepers have been relatively... meh this season, but many premium goalies have some good fixtures in the future. Alisson Becker will hope for three clean sheets on the trot when the Reds travel to Luton this weekend. Meanwhile, Ederson and Man City should brush aside Bournemouth. Six points should be the minimum for these two shot-stoppers in Gameweek 11.
- Vicario leads all goalkeepers with 45 points this season, and it would've been more if not for a late clean-sheet wipeout against Crystal Palace. The Italian keeper has earned a save point in eight of 10 fixtures this year, and I fancy him to pick up at least another one against Chelsea on Monday night.
Ranking | Name | Team | Opp | Pred. Pts. | Clean Sheet % |
1 | Ederson M. | MCI | BOU | 4.40 | 58% |
2 | A.Becker | LIV | LUT | 4.28 | 45% |
3 | José Sá | WOL | SHU | 3.91 | 32% |
4 | Martinez | AVL | NFO | 3.80 | 32% |
5 | Trafford | BUR | CRY | 3.59 | 29% |
6 | Vicario | TOT | CHE | 3.59 | 27% |
7 | Flekken | BRE | WHU | 3.56 | 28% |
8 | Pope | NEW | ARS | 3.54 | 24% |
9 | Johnstone | CRY | BUR | 3.54 | 30% |
10 | Foderingham | SHU | WOL | 3.50 | 19% |
11 | Leno | FUL | MUN | 3.47 | 19% |
12 | Sanchez | CHE | TOT | 3.37 | 19% |
13 | Pickford | EVE | BHA | 3.36 | 16% |
14 | Areola | WHU | BRE | 3.30 | 18% |
15 | Raya | ARS | NEW | 3.20 | 27% |
FPL Defenders - Gameweek 11 Rankings
- Kostas Tsimikas has back-to-back clean sheets since he moved into the starting XI and has done as well as anyone could expect in replacing Andy Robertson. The Greek defender has his fair share of set pieces and loves to get forward. It'll be tough on the tight pitch at Luton, but a Tsimikas cross to Virgil van Dijk header feels in the cards.
- Kieran Trippier came away with zero FPL points against Wolves, and now managers seem to be wavering. He's not a must-sell, but Newcastle's fixtures are getting trickier. Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United, and Spurs populate four of the next six fixtures for the Magpies. This week sees a meeting between two of the top three teams in expected goal conceded, and if it ends 0-0, Trippier will almost certainly be in the bonus points.
Ranking | Name | Team | Opp. | Pred. Pts | Clean Sheet % | Assist % |
1 | Alexander-Arnold | LIV | LUT | 5.33 | 45% | 29% |
2 | Rúben | MCI | BOU | 4.31 | 58% | 8% |
3 | Virgil | LIV | LUT | 4.29 | 45% | 6% |
4 | Tsimikas | LIV | LUT | 4.04 | 45% | 26% |
5 | Stones | MCI | BOU | 3.92 | 58% | 7% |
6 | Gvardiol | MCI | BOU | 3.91 | 58% | 9% |
7 | Martinez | AVL | NFO | 3.80 | 32% | 1% |
8 | Trippier | NEW | ARS | 3.76 | 24% | 17% |
9 | Walker | MCI | BOU | 3.54 | 58% | 16% |
10 | Cash | AVL | NFO | 3.36 | 32% | 11% |
11 | Kilman | WOL | SHU | 3.30 | 32% | 4% |
12 | R.Varane | MUN | FUL | 3.28 | 30% | 3% |
13 | Dawson | WOL | SHU | 3.26 | 32% | 3% |
14 | Digne | AVL | NFO | 3.24 | 32% | 16% |
15 | Pau | AVL | NFO | 3.24 | 32% | 4% |
16 | Pedro Porro | TOT | CHE | 3.24 | 27% | 16% |
FPL Midfielders - Gameweek 11 Rankings
- Bryan Mbeumo has punished his sellers over the last two weeks, but he ticks all the boxes as a buy. He's on penalties, he's on set pieces, and regularly plays 90 minutes. West Ham has looked rather atrocious on the defensive side of the pitch recently, and a resurgent Brentford will punish them. The Bees are excellent on the counterattack, so the Hammers must be disciplined to avoid being stung.
- Dominik Szoboszlai and Alisson Becker are the only Liverpool players to play 90 minutes in every Premier League game. The newly signed Hungarian has a goal and four assists so far but is bossing the pitch like a former Anfield No. 8. Luton may offer some resistance at home, but Szoboszlai and the Reds will have too much class.
Ranking | Name | Team | Opp | Pred. Pts. | Goal % | Assist % |
1 | Salah | LIV | LUT | 7.47 | 53% | 35% |
2 | Mbeumo | BRE | WHU | 5.46 | 36% | 25% |
3 | Foden | MCI | BOU | 4.95 | 33% | 37% |
4 | B.Fernandes | MUN | FUL | 4.95 | 26% | 26% |
5 | Son | TOT | CHE | 4.90 | 37% | 22% |
6 | Rashford | MUN | FUL | 4.51 | 31% | 19% |
7 | Maddison | TOT | CHE | 4.47 | 24% | 27% |
8 | Szoboszlai | LIV | LUT | 4.38 | 24% | 31% |
9 | Luis Díaz | LIV | LUT | 4.37 | 33% | 32% |
10 | Diaby | AVL | NFO | 4.34 | 25% | 23% |
11 | Hee Chan | WOL | SHU | 4.29 | 32% | 15% |
12 | Saka | ARS | NEW | 4.04 | 22% | 21% |
13 | Mitoma | BHA | EVE | 3.94 | 19% | 21% |
14 | Grealish | MCI | BOU | 3.94 | 29% | 44% |
15 | Bernardo | MCI | BOU | 3.93 | 21% | 41% |
FPL Forwards - Gameweek 11 Rankings
- Eddie Nketiah is a noticeable absence from the model, but he's firmly in my Gameweek 11 thoughts. The Arsenal striker bagged a hat trick against Sheffield United last weekend and came away with all three bonus points. The Gabriel Jesus injury news boosted his long-term prospects. If you need a sub-£6.0m million forward, Nketiah is the standout choice.
- Darwin Nunez is a fun alternative to Julian Alvarez and Ollie Watkins in Gameweek 11. The Liverpool forward scored a spectacular strike in the EFL Cup against Bournemouth midweek and continued his sparkling run of form. Liverpool has several options to play upfront, but Nunez's form is too good to miss out. Even if he doesn't start, 20-30 minutes against Luton could be enough to see an attacking return from the Uruguayan.
Ranking | Name | Team | Opp | Pred. Pts | Goal % | Assist % |
1 | Haaland | MCI | BOU | 8.40 | 68% | 28% |
2 | J.Alvarez | MCI | BOU | 5.28 | 49% | 27% |
3 | Watkins | AVL | NFO | 4.91 | 38% | 21% |
4 | Darwin | LIV | LUT | 3.82 | 51% | 27% |
5 | Wissa | BRE | WHU | 3.81 | 28% | 19% |
6 | Cunha | WOL | SHU | 3.80 | 35% | 18% |
7 | Ferguson | BHA | EVE | 3.72 | 34% | 15% |
8 | Calvert-Lewin | EVE | BHA | 3.67 | 40% | 14% |
9 | Awoniyi | NFO | AVL | 3.52 | 30% | 10% |
10 | Højlund | MUN | FUL | 3.44 | 28% | 14% |
11 | Edouard | CRY | BUR | 3.40 | 31% | 12% |
12 | Foster | BUR | CRY | 3.29 | 28% | 13% |
13 | Archer | SHU | WOL | 3.19 | 29% | 13% |
14 | Morris | LUT | LIV | 3.12 | 23% | 9% |
15 | Wilson | NEW | ARS | 3.08 | 37% | 18% |
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