Bournemouth Vs Liverpool FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — Bournemouth 0-1 Liverpool: Isak scores, the clean sheet holds, Szoboszlai blanks Isak scored at the Vitality Stadium on 20 September. He played 80 minutes, took all three bonus points and a yellow card, and finished with 8. He costs £9.1m. About 2 in 10 managers own him. That is the return his owners paid for.
The clean sheet paid out down the spine. Alisson made two saves, took two bonus and posted 8 points at £5.5m — about 4 in 10 own Liverpool assets, but the keeper sits with fewer than 1 in 10. Van Dijk cleared the extra-defending line with room to spare and matched him on 8 points at £6.5m, owned by about 2 in 10. Araujo (£5.4m, 7 points), Jacquet (£5.0m, 6) and Kerkez (£5.4m, 6) all played 90 and all banked the shutout. Five Liverpool defenders and the keeper returned from one fixture.
Now the line most readers came for. Szoboszlai blanked. Two points from 80 minutes, plus a yellow card. He is owned by about 3 to 4 in 10 managers at £7.0m — the most-held player on either side, and the one who returned least. Wirtz, at £7.3m and owned by fewer than 1 in 10, took the assist and 6 points in 70 minutes.
One flag from the teamsheet: Munoz came off after 18 minutes. He is owned by about 1 in 10. We do not know why he went off. Until Liverpool say, treat him as a doubt.
The calls the facts force. Isak scored and served 80 minutes — his owners hold, and at £9.1m with 2 in 10 aboard he is a buy for anyone without a Liverpool forward. The defence kept its fourth shutout contributor above 6 points in one match — Van Dijk is the buy there; the £5.0m Jacquet is the budget route. Szoboszlai played the full stint minus ten and stays in the side — hold, do not sell on one blank. Munoz sits on your bench until the club speaks.