Bournemouth Vs Brentford FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — Bournemouth 2–2 Brentford: Schade scores twice, Thiago blanks Schade scored twice at the Vitality Stadium on 12 September. Ninety minutes, two goals, maximum bonus, 15 points. That is the return of the match, and it came from a £6.0m midfielder owned by fewer than 1 in 25 managers.
Thiago is the other line. He costs £7.9m and sits in about 1 in 10 squads — the most-owned player on the pitch. He played 90 minutes, took a yellow card and returned one point. His owners came for that fact. One blank forces nothing. He kept his place for the full match. Hold.
Bournemouth's returns were spread. Tavernier scored, collected two bonus and a booking, and came off on 82 minutes — eight points at £6.0m, owned by fewer than 1 in 25. Kluivert scored inside his 65 minutes — eight points at £6.0m, owned by 1 in 100. Evanilson played 90, assisted, and took five points at £6.0m.
Two flags for owners. Kayode, a £4.6m Brentford defender owned by close to 1 in 10, lasted 19 minutes. Christie lasted 24 for Bournemouth. We state the minutes; the clubs state the reasons. Kayode's owners wait on Brentford's word before the next deadline.
No clean sheet on either side. Four goals, no defensive returns beyond appearance points. Brentford's midfield took its usual defensive-contribution points — Janelt and M.Sangaré made four apiece without a goal involvement — but that is a base, not a haul.
The decision. Schade now has two goals and 15 points from this match at £6.0m, and hardly anyone owns him — under 1 in 25. A £6.0m midfielder scoring braces while unowned is the transfer the numbers force. Buy Schade. Hold Thiago. Sit Kayode until Brentford confirm his status.