Fantasy Premier League tips: Transfer advice for Gameweek 27, including Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea stars

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Fantasy Premier League tips: Transfer advice for Gameweek 27, including Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea stars
At last! Fantasy Premier League is back after another FA Cup break and it’s a tough one to negotiate.Not only is the deadline tonight at 18:45 but it also sees players from four teams absent due to the Carabao Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester City – which you can hear live on talkSPORT.Paul Pogba is in the form of his life under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer11
Paul Pogba is in the form of his life under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
This means you might need to patch up your squad with some quick fix signings to replace one of the many superstars now unavailable.But never fear, there are plenty of brilliant buys out their to help you get to the top of your mini-leagues.

TEAMS NOT PLAYING IN GAMEWEEK 27

ChelseaEvertonManchester CityBrighton & Hove AlbionYou’ll need to make the right moves in the market with just one, or possibly two, free transfers at your disposal.So here at talkSPORT.comwe’ve picked out the players you should be looking at, featuring some fresh faces as well as trusty old favourites.

Out: Richarlison (Everton) – 6.6m

The Toffees have no match this gameweek and a tricky run afterwards as they face the majority of the top six in the run-in. The out of form Brazilian could struggle in the finals months of the campaign.11
The Toffees have no match this gameweek and a tricky run afterwards as they face the majority of the top six in the run-in. The out of form Brazilian could struggle in the finals months of the campaign.

In: Joao Moutinho (Wolverhampton Wanderers) – 5.4m

After lulling us into false sense of security, the Portugal ace has gone assist crazy with five in his last four games. With Bournemouth, Huddersfield, and Cardiff up next he may well produce even more.11
After lulling us into false sense of security, the Portugal ace has gone assist crazy with five in his last four games. With Bournemouth, Huddersfield, and Cardiff up next he may well produce even more.

Out: Eden Hazard (Chelsea) – 10.8m

Like Richarlison, Hazard wont be involved this week so, with an expensive star like the Belgian its worth plotting a one week swap in favour of a starting player for Gameweek 27. Its worth noting he has Tottenham up next too given hes only had one double-figure week in his last seven.11
Like Richarlison, Hazard wont be involved this week so, with an expensive star like the Belgian its worth plotting a one week swap in favour of a starting player for Gameweek 27. Its worth noting he has Tottenham up next too given hes only had one double-figure week in his last seven.

In: Sadio Mane (Liverpool) – 9.6m

The Senegalese ace has been in fine form and even though the Reds face Manchester United at the weekend, their next run of games is enough to convince us he should be picked. If he stays fit, Watford, Everton, Burnley, and Fulham should see him net a goal or assist.11
The Senegalese ace has been in fine form and even though the Reds face Manchester United at the weekend, their next run of games is enough to convince us he should be picked. If he stays fit, Watford, Everton, Burnley, and Fulham should see him net a goal or assist.

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Out: Roberto Pereyra (Watford) – 6.1m

A favourite with some thanks to his sporadic splashes of excellent form, the Argentine has been out with injury and could return against Cardiff. We, though, would advise dropping him entirely, especially with clashes against Manchester City and Liverpool in their next four.11
A favourite with some thanks to his sporadic splashes of excellent form, the Argentine has been out with injury and could return against Cardiff. We, though, would advise dropping him entirely, especially with clashes against Manchester City and Liverpool in their next four.

In: Alex Iwobi (Arsenal) – 5.4m

The Nigerian notched a goal against Huddersfield and is now a regular in the Gunners first-team. He has three goals and five assists overall and is a nice cheap addition with decent fixtures ahead of him.11
The Nigerian notched a goal against Huddersfield and is now a regular in the Gunners first-team. He has three goals and five assists overall and is a nice cheap addition with decent fixtures ahead of him.

Out: Cesar Azpilicueta (Chelsea) – 6.3m

The Spanish full-back is in Carabao Cup action this weekend but has also been out of form with the Blues like many of his team-mates. Only consider his return if Maurizio Sarris men pick up their performances.11
The Spanish full-back is in Carabao Cup action this weekend but has also been out of form with the Blues like many of his team-mates. Only consider his return if Maurizio Sarris men pick up their performances.

In: Ricardo Pereira (Leicester City) – 5.4m

If you havent already got him in your squad then more fool you but we definitely recommend snapping him up now. The Foxes now have an excellent run of games against teams in the bottom half of the Premier League table. If he doesnt get clean sheets and add to his two goals and six assists we will be shocked.11
If you havent already got him in your squad then more fool you but we definitely recommend snapping him up now. The Foxes now have an excellent run of games against teams in the bottom half of the Premier League table. If he doesnt get clean sheets and add to his two goals and six assists we will be shocked.

Out: Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth) – 6.1m

The Scotsman has been brilliant this season but has cooled off in recent weeks. Games against Wolves, Arsenal and Manchester City will be tough so you should consider dropping him but keeping an eye on his form. A nice eight game run at the end of the year should see him brought back in though.11
The Scotsman has been brilliant this season but has cooled off in recent weeks. Games against Wolves, Arsenal and Manchester City will be tough so you should consider dropping him but keeping an eye on his form. A nice eight game run at the end of the year should see him brought back in though.

In: Andros Townsend (Crystal Palace) – 5.9m

The Englishman has definitely had a sporadic season but may be an excellent, and cheap, short-term fix. Apart from a tough fixture against Manchester United next week, they have some winnable games perfect for a Townsend wonderstrike.11
The Englishman has definitely had a sporadic season but may be an excellent, and cheap, short-term fix. Apart from a tough fixture against Manchester United next week, they have some winnable games perfect for a Townsend wonderstrike.
Manchester United vs Liverpool kicks-off on Sunday at 2.05pm.Full commentary from the Premier League showdown will be live on talkSPORT, with our coverage getting underway at 1pm.

Kieran Trippier is having a season to forget despite being held by a number of Fantasy Premier League managers. Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino will no doubt wish he could make a transfer or two right now - but you can. You'll need to make the right moves in the market with just one, or possibly two, free transfers at your disposal.
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