FPL Gameweek 6 Results: Sunday's Top Scores And Talking Points
The call — GW6 Saturday: City win 3-0 at Anfield, Dewsbury-Hall tops the day Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield on 11 October. Doku came on, played 34 minutes, scored one and set up one. Twelve points with three bonus. Cherki played 90, scored, and took ten points. Donnarumma kept the clean sheet and collected nine with a bonus point. Guéhi and…
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The day's top scorer played elsewhere. Dewsbury-Hall scored one and assisted one in Everton's 2-2 draw at the MKM Stadium. Thirteen points, three bonus, 90 minutes. He was the captain pick of the day in hindsight. Hull's returns came from Gelhardt — a goal in 64 minutes, eight points — and Thomas, an assist and two bonus for seven.
Crystal Palace beat Nott'm Forest 3-1 at Selhurst Park. The returns were spread across the midfield: Yeremy scored and took three bonus for nine points. Wharton assisted, three bonus, eight points. Kamada scored for eight. Lerma scored for eight. No clean sheet, so Palace defenders got nothing beyond appearance points. Forest conceded three away.
What the facts say for your team
City's attack produced a goal and an assist from a 34-minute cameo and a goal from Cherki over 90. That is the line to note: Doku's output came off the bench. His minutes on the day were 34. Cherki played the full match. Donnarumma, Guéhi and Matheus N. all played 90 behind a shutout against Liverpool.
Palace put four midfielders on eight points or more in one fixture. Forest shipped three at Selhurst Park. Liverpool scored zero at home and conceded three — any Liverpool defender in your side blanked on the clean-sheet front, and their attackers do not appear among the day's top performers.
The calls. Dewsbury-Hall played 90 and returned in both columns — if you own him, he starts. Cherki played 90 and scored — he starts. Donnarumma kept a clean sheet behind a full 90 — he starts. Doku's 34 minutes are the fact that matters: until he is a confirmed starter, he is a bench-and-see, not an automatic pick. Liverpool defence owners: they conceded three at Anfield. Bench them until the facts change.