Everton Vs Chelsea FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — Everton 0–2 Chelsea: Neto scores twice, the template gets nothing Neto scored both goals at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on 17 October. Two goals, three bonus, a clean sheet behind him — 15 points, with a yellow card the only deduction. He played the full 90. He costs £6.5m. Hardly anyone owns him — well under 1 in 10.
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One squad, picked before a ball was kicked and run for six gameweeks on three transfers — no hits taken. Scored on FPL’s own results.
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The 15 points is the headline. The blanks are the story for most managers. João Pedro, owned by about 7 in 10, played 90 minutes and returned 2 points. Rogers, owned by almost 5 in 10, got 2 points and a yellow. Palmer, about 1 in 4, got 2 points and a yellow. All three played the full match. All three got the clean-sheet nothing that attackers get. No injuries reported. That is a blank, not a problem.
The Chelsea defence paid out across the board. Hato (£4.5m, owned by almost no one) assisted and took 2 bonus for 11 points. Martinez (£5.0m) made 4 saves and banked 8 before coming off on 74 minutes — Penders played the final 15. The substitution was made; no reason was given by the club. Acheampong, Lacroix and Colwill all played 90 and all returned 6 or 7 points. Chelsea kept the clean sheet and scored twice away from home.
For Everton owners: Pickford made 4 saves for 2 points. Barry played 90 and returned 2. Nothing to act on there.
The calls. Hold João Pedro, Palmer and Rogers — all played 90, none is flagged, one blank at Everton changes nothing. Watch the Martinez situation before trusting the £5.0m keeper route; 74 minutes is 74 minutes until Chelsea explain it. And Neto: two goals, 90 minutes, £6.5m, almost zero ownership. If you want Chelsea attack cover without paying £9.7m for Palmer, buy Neto.