FPL Gameweek 4 Results: Monday's Top Scores And Talking Points

Leeds put four past Newcastle. The returns spread across the team. Calvert-Lewin scored one, set up another and banked 10 points in 77 minutes. Okafor scored and finished on nine. Muharemović and Ampadu each supplied an assist for seven apiece. Tanaka added an assist for six. That is six Leeds players with attacking returns from one fixture.

What Leeds did not get was the clean sheet. Touré scored for Newcastle 33 minutes after coming on. That cost Bogle, Muharemović and Gudmundsson the extra points and left Trafford on three. Bogle's 15 came without it. A goal, three bonus and a defender's base — that is the shape of his haul, and it is repeatable only if he keeps getting forward.

The decision points from this scoreline:

Bogle. A goal and maximum bonus from right-back. He attacks. His returns do not depend on the clean sheet — this one proved it. If you hold him, he starts your XI without discussion.

Calvert-Lewin. Goal plus assist in 77 minutes. He is the man in the box for a Leeds side that scored four. Two returns in one match is the evidence; his minutes were managed but he lasted past the hour.

Okafor and the midfield. Okafor scored. Tanaka and Ampadu assisted. The returns are being shared. That caps any one midfielder's week even when the team scores four. Bogle and Calvert-Lewin took the biggest slices. That is where the money should sit.

Newcastle. Conceded four. Touré's goal was the only return of note. Their defenders gave you nothing here. If you own one, the fixture told you what happened.

The call: Bogle stays in and starts — a defender who scores and hoovers bonus is not a bench player. Calvert-Lewin holds his place up front. Newcastle defensive assets sit this reflection out; four conceded is the fact on the table.