The Best FPL Gameweek 38 Differentials 

We’re finally here. The final Gameweek. Where champions are crowned, losers are mocked and forfeits are locked in. 

For those of you who are still in contention, especially those chasing, then a differential selection could be the difference between glory and dejection. Luckily, we’ve got you covered. 

For more differential gains, make sure you check out our Gameweek 38 Captains piece. As well as our FPL stats page for updated info on EO and Transfers in and out. 

And as always, make sure you check out our Predicted Line-ups and Team News Hub before locking in any changes. 

Anyway, without further ado, lets get stuck into the best Gameweek 38 differentials. 

 

Zian Flemming vs WOL (H) 

Ownership: 0.4% 

Even though Burnley have nothing to play for, Flemming has started the last 8 games in a row. So a break from this pattern would be unexpected to say the least. He also has 5 goals in his last 10 matches, which for a relegated Burnley side is not too shabby at all. 

He now takes on a Wolves side who have conceded 13 goals in their last 6 games. Considering Burnley are also at home, they may want to leave the fans with some sort of exciting sign off.  

As a result, Flemming could be a very sneaky shout. 

 

William Osula vs FUL (A) 

Ownership: 1.3% 

Now yes, we recommended Osula a few weeks ago, so if you hopped on him, then congratulations. However, it is not too late, as Newcastle are one of the few teams who will likely be keen to finish strong. Osula has been in cracking form of late, scoring 5 in his last 6. 

Newcastle will be keen to finish strong as well for 2 main reasons. The first being Eddie Howe. Howe was under significant pressure towards the back end of the season and a strong finish will likely help dispel some of the doubters. 

Number 2. Newcastle could finish above Sunderland. Howe understands the importance of one of the fiercest rivalries in Premier League football, and pipping their rivals to a higher finish on the final game of the season would go a long way with the fans. 

 

Richarlison vs EVE (H) 

Ownership: 6.2% 

Spurs quite literally have everything to play for. A loss could see them be relegated so they will naturally give it eveyrhting they have. 

More importantly, Richarlison seems to be De Zerbi’s weapon of choice up top for these crucial games, starting the last 4 in a row and managing 2 goals and an assist during that stretch.  By contrast, Everton’s fate is all but sealed, so we can expect slightly more rotation on their end. Although I imagine the prospect of relegating a member of the ‘Big 6’ may be motivation enough for Everton and indeed Moyes who could save West Ham. 

 

Rayan vs NFO (A) 

Ownership: 1.7%

Bournemouth could still technically clinch Champions League Football. So, while that dream is still alive, it is hard to see them not putting out their strongest lineup. Rayan will also be absolutely buzzing after his Brazil call up, and likely be more than fired up against Forest. 

That’s not to mention his recent form on top. He has 3 goals and an assist in his last 5 games and only looks to be growing in confidence.  

What’s even more impressive, is Bournemouth’s form since Rayan’s arrival. They are unbeaten, yes unbeaten, in the league since his arrival in Gameweek 24. Including impressive wins against Arsenal and Newcastle. 

 

Any West Ham Player vs LEE (H) (depending on your position of need): 

• Mateus Fernandes 

• Taty Castellanos 

• Konstantinos Mavropanos 

• Crysencio Summerville 

• El Hadji Malick Diouf 

All face a Leeds team who are not only on the beach but also decimated by injury. Meaning we more than likely get a substantially weakened Leeds side. West Ham will both be attacking and defending like their life depends on it, so expect points to pop up from any player on the pitch. Especially at home with the crowd roaring them on. 

 

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