Welcome to our Premier League predicted lineups hub where you can find predicted lineups with data, tactical insights and injury news to back up our predictions for every Premier League game of the week, every single Gameweek of the season!
Premier League Predicted Line-Ups & Team News Hub
Welcome to our Premier League Predicted line-ups hub. You can find every Premier League team’s predicted line-ups for the current Gameweek with data and tactical insights along with press conference and injury news to back up our predictions.
Predicted line-ups are key for Fantasy football and also in other arenas like gambling.
Why? Simply put, if you can predict a team’s starting line-up, and have the knowledge to understand what the line-up may tell us about how a team might set up tactically, or how they intend to play, then we as fans, Fantasy managers or gamblers can more accurately predict how a game might play out. Accurate predicted line-ups also help FPL managers to attack a Blank or Double Gameweek with confidence – team selection in those weeks are pivotal to FPL success. Predicted line-ups can also help us plan for when to use our chips and who to use them on. They are a great tool to maximise your FPL team, to stay up to date with injuries, tactical set ups of certain teams and to plan ahead in FPL.
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(Fixtures subject to kick-off times and TV scheduling, but confirmed for this matchweek.)
Key Line-up & Team News Items Ahead of Gameweek 22
Phil Foden (Man City) Guardiola confirmed Foden is “ready to play” in the Champions League despite broken bones in his hand. Fitness is no longer in doubt, but rotation remains a concern. With Semenyo unable to feature midweek, there is an increased chance Foden is managed or rested at the weekend.
Daniel Muñoz (Crystal Palace) Oliver Glasner has suggested Muñoz is targeting a return against Chelsea, putting him firmly in contention for the weekend.
Mosquera & Havertz (Arsenal) Both players returned to the squad for the Inter Milan fixture, indicating improved availability going into league action.
John McGinn (Aston Villa) Villa are still awaiting further clarity after McGinn was withdrawn in the 18th minute. Status remains uncertain.
Estêvão (Chelsea) Missed out due to illness only and is expected to be available for the weekend.
Tosin Adarabioyo (Chelsea) Rosenior described his substitution as precautionary. However, he hinted that Fofana could be in line for the next start. One to monitor closely, particularly given the availability of a sub-£4.5m Chelsea defender in FPL.
Malo Gusto (Chelsea) Return timeline remains unclear but he is expected back within the next one or two matches. Currently managing a pain-related issue.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton) Still not back in training but progressing well. A return is anticipated around GW24 or GW25.
Anton Stach (Hoffenheim) Could return as soon as the next game despite suffering an adductor injury. Not expected to be a long-term absence.
Joško Gvardiol / Rúben Dias (Man City) Gvardiol is sidelined for the longer term. Dias, however, is expected to return for the February 11th fixture against Fulham.
Dan Burn (Newcastle) Back in training following a rib injury but unlikely to return straight into the starting XI.
Jacob Murphy (Newcastle) No confirmed return date. His absence is expected to lead to extended starting runs for Anthony Gordon and Harvey Barnes.
Lucas Paquetá (West Ham) Not named in the squad, raising immediate availability concerns.
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