The top Fantasy Premier League captaincy picks for Double Gameweek 29, including Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes.
Fernandes has registered 12 chances created in the last five gameweeks, with five big chances created. In his double in Gameweek 27, Mitoma amassed a score of 12 points across the two fixtures. He has two assists in the last four gameweeks. The Japan international has the pedigree in previous fixtures, with a goal against Bournemouth for 11 points back in Gameweek 22. The fact Erling Haaland has a single gameweek and is flagged with a groin injury makes this far more interesting. [Hub](https://www.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/join) today and, if you don't win your mini-league, you'll get your money back.
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Up front, Dominic Solanke could be a key contender in the Cherries' final phase of the season, with two assists in his last five games. Holly Shand: Liverpool have been one of the form defences in recent weeks, making Andrew Robertson a key asset, with four clean sheets in six. He's got great utility with a double this week and further planned fixtures creating more doubles coming in the schedule. Whilst I can get on board with swapping out Arsenal defenders for the likes of Liverpool, Brighton or Man Utd defenders who have multiple doubles, I think holding the Gunners' attacking assets is going to be key. I still think it's fine to retain one of Saka or Martinelli through the upcoming period though as they are form players that can deliver even in challenging fixtures as the Gunners hunt down the title. We generally find a wider range of factors come into play as we head towards the end of the season, where the focus of teams or players can be away from the outcome of league games.
For the fifth-highest scoring striker in FPL, the Wales international has flown under the radar somewhat with a measly 2.3 per cent ownership. That should only ...
The dilemma for FPL managers is where to spread the cost of swapping out Haaland. [Marcus Rashford](/topic/marcus-rashford) also has a bit of a question mark over him ahead of a double gameweek in [FPL](/topic/fpl), for which managers have a deadline of 11am GMT, Saturday April 1. [Manchester City](/topic/manchester-city) striker pulled out of [Norway](/topic/norway)’s international period and a big question marks hangs over his return to face [Liverpool](/topic/liverpool) on the weekend.
It's a massive day on the Premier League press conference front, with 11 managers facing the media ahead of Double Gameweek 29.
“Armel [Bella-Kotchap] has a similar problem that he had in the past. We can expect him to be back soon, but not for this game. “Naby is out, he came back with a muscle injury from the national team. Next week will be an important week for him; this week he was doing parts of training, next week I think most of the things he can do. Tino [Livramento] has been working with the team partially, making great progress from his injury, and we expect him to join the team soon. Let’s push it every day a little bit and see how he copes with that and how the pain develops. “‘He is progressing, unfortunately he still has some discomfort in his back and we are trying to manage him the best possible way. “In training everything looks fine but of course he’s not in the squad for the weekend, there’s no chance. Reece has had the last two training sessions with us so providing there’s no reaction, he should be available for tomorrow as well.”- Graham Potter Wesley is going to miss the game because his hamstring is still a little bit tight, I think there’sa chance for Tuesday. Raheem is coming back, he’ll miss the game but I think he’ll have more chance for Tuesday. “It came at a good time for Anthony Gordon to improve his injury and try to get him closer to returning.
There is encouraging news for FPL managers overall, although Haaland's availability remains in doubt after Pep Guardiola's press conference.
Mason Mount is also back after a spell on the sidelines. David Moyes confirmed that Gianluca Scamacca, who has endured injury setbacks in London, currently has a sore knee. Like Sterling, Fofana could return in midweek. Mikel Arteta remains hopeful that the centre-back will return before the end of the season as “he is progressing” but “he still has some discomfort” and “is not going to be fit for this game”. On Marcus Rashford, Erik ten Hag said he has “good hope he will be available” for their trip to Newcastle after a knock ruled him out of England’s squad for the wins against Italy and Ukraine. [Premier League](https://inews.co.uk/topic/premier-league?ico=in-line_link) is set to return after the international break with the [two-horse title race](https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/arsenal-win-premier-league-latest-title-predictions-man-city-fixtures-run-in-2220971?ico=in-line_link) between [Manchester City](https://inews.co.uk/topic/manchester-city-fc?ico=in-line_link) and [Arsenal ](https://inews.co.uk/topic/arsenal-fc?ico=in-line_link)resuming on Saturday.
Sam Bonfield (@FPLFamily). If Erik ten Hag says that he is fit to play, Marcus Rashford (£7.3m) is the standout captaincy pick. However, with ...
But I am tempted by both Solly March (£5.1m) and Maddison. Fitness permitting, Rashford will be my captain. [Chelsea](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/4/Chelsea/overview) players all decent punts. It's Rashford or the Brighton midfielders. [DGW29 Captains: Rashford and Mitoma lead open race](https://www.premierleague.com/news/3125199) Both have really nice fixtures across the Double.
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The Premier League returns to screens on Saturday, and so does the FPL, with the final international break of the 22-23 season coming to an end.
3rd Sub: Tyrone Mings (DEF) vs CHE (A), LEI (A) Mohamed Salah (LIV) (MID) (£12.7 m) - IN With 28 fixtures across my team this week, there's plenty to look forward to from an FPL point of view. James Maddison is another exciting differential with a good chance of picking up FPL returns this week, with meetings against Crystal Palace and Aston Villa coming up. I'm also weighing the pros and cons of taking another -4 hit to take out Forster to bring in a goalkeeper with two games, with Hugo Lloris' return impending for Spurs. However, I'm worried that this international break will derail my momentum, as I find myself a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount of Blank and Double GWs that lie ahead, starting with Gameweek 29. Lastly, I'm making a straight swap between the two Brighton goalkeepers, with Robert Sanchez making way for Jason Steele. [Tyrone Mings](https://www.sportskeeda.com/player/tyrone-mings)' 12-pointer and Kai Havertz's eight-point haul powering me to another green arrow. With two free transfers in hand, I figured I had to make a couple of edgy moves, and I feel I've done alright in that regard, especially by removing the in-form Bukayo Saka. The 'Double' fixtures begin on Tuesday night, with Chelsea and Liverpool battling it out at Stamford Bridge. One of the make-or-break moments of this FPL campaign will undoubtedly be Double Gameweek 29, with 12 teams playing twice. Harry Kane was the most popular FPL armband pick and returned a goal in Spurs' 3-3 draw against Southampton.