{"id":1321895,"date":"2023-09-01T07:00:01","date_gmt":"2023-09-01T06:00:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.squawka.com\/en\/?p=1321895"},"modified":"2023-09-01T08:37:15","modified_gmt":"2023-09-01T07:37:15","slug":"fpl-wildcard-tips-gameweek-4-complete-fantasy-football-squad-best-picks-tips","status":"publish","type":"gaming","link":"https:\/\/www.squawka.com\/en\/gaming\/fpl-wildcard-tips-gameweek-4-complete-fantasy-football-squad-best-picks-tips\/","title":{"rendered":"FPL 23\/24 tips: Our complete fantasy football squad for Gameweek 4"},"content":{"rendered":"

It’s not long until the Friday deadline passes, so read on for our best tips ahead of Gameweek 4.\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

We spent all summer creating Squawka Score, our fantasy football ranking system, which gives each player a percentage score and is designed to help you identify the gems set to propel themselves onto the FPL main stage. And now after the first week of the season we’ve been given some ideas as to how the campaign could play out.<\/p>\n

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We’ve used Squawka Score to pick our squad for Gameweek 4, which has a few interesting fixtures. While we’re not expecting you to fully change your team, unless you’re an early Wildcard user, we’ve assembled a 15-man squad (within a budget of \u00a3100m) with players you should be considering — taking into account value, points, performances and fixtures — when looking at early transfers.<\/p>\n

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Gameweek 4 picks<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Guglielmo Vicario, Spurs
\nFPL price: 5.0m
\nSquawka Score: N\/A<\/h4>\n

His gameweek 1 score might look a little iffy but 18 points in the two weeks following have made Vicario the highest-scoring goalkeeper in the game so far this season. With the FDR claiming that Spurs have two ‘easy’ fixtures coming up, it could be a good time to bring in the Italian stopper.<\/p>\n

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Malo Gusto, Chelsea
\nFPL price: 4.1m
\nSquawka Score: N\/A<\/h4>\n

Gusto’s emergence as a big-scoring defender in FPL was evident last weekend, with the right back claiming two assists and picking up 14 points along the way. Another two ‘easy’ fixtures are coming up for Chelsea and, with Reece James still sidelined, Gusto should keep his place in the team.<\/p>\n

Rico Henry, Brentford
\nFPL price: 4.5m
\nSquawka Score: 54%<\/h4>\n

Brentford have performed well in recent weeks and Henry has been a consistent scorer, averaging just under 4 points a game. Brentford take on Bournemouth this weekend, and the Bees should be confident of picking up a result. Henry could be a catalyst to that and, at just 4.5m, is the perfect cut-price defender to add this week.<\/p>\n

Ben Chilwell, Chelsea
\nFPL price: 5.8m
\nSquawka Score: 77%<\/h4>\n

One of the most coveted defenders in FPL this season, Chilwell has had more touches in the opposition final third than any other defender, and most midfielders, this season. A bigger outlay at 5.8m but Chelsea have a run of kind fixtures that could see Chilwell return dividends.<\/p>\n

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James Maddison, Spurs
\nFPL price: 7.7m
\nSquawka Score: 58%<\/h4>\n

It’s been a cracking starts to life at Spurs for James Maddison. Averaging over 7 points a game so far this season, Maddison has become one of the most transferred in midfielders on FPL. Burnley and Sheffield United are Spurs’ next two opponents, giving Maddison ample opportunity to put up big numbers again.<\/p>\n

Bukayo Saka, Arsenal
\nFPL price: 8.6m
\nSquawka Score: 75%<\/h4>\n

Seven points a game is Saka’s average so far this season, the 11th best in the league to this point. He’s not one to shy away from the big matches and, with a tie against Man United this weekend, he’ll be keen to put up another impressive score.<\/p>\n

Raheem Sterling, Chelsea
\nFPL price: 7m
\nSquawka Score: 58%<\/h4>\n

There were plenty of doubters over Sterling’s ability to be an influential match winner again but he’s set out to prove them wrong, with some scintillating performances already. Sterling picked up 19 points just last week and now faces Nottingham Forest, followed by Bournemouth, giving plenty of reason to believe he could post yet another big score.<\/p>\n

Bryan Mbeumo, Brentford
\nFPL price: 6.8m
\nSquawka Score: 75%<\/h4>\n

Mbeumo has had a great opening to the new season, scoring three goals and averaging 8.3 points a game so far. The Cameroonian is on penalties for Brentford and, with the Bees facing a reasonable fixture schedule in the coming weeks, there’s not reason to believe Mbeumo will decline.<\/p>\n

Phil Foden, Man City
\nFPL price: 7.5m
\nSquawka Score: 80%<\/h4>\n

If you think you can take on ‘Pep Roulette’ this week, you could be a big winner. Foden has been the standout player for Man City in the first three weeks of the season, benefitting most from the injury to Kevin De Bruyne. There’s always the chance that Foden is rested by Guardiola but if he gets 90 minutes, he’s worth big money.<\/p>\n

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