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FPL Gameweek 7 Results: Saturday's Top Scores And Talking Points

FPL Gameweek 7 Results: Saturday's Top Scores And Talking Points

The call — GW7 Saturday round-up: Neto scores twice, Haaland scores twice, five results in Neto scored twice at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Chelsea won 0-2 at Everton. He played 90 minutes, took three bonus, and his side kept a clean sheet behind him. Fifteen points. That was Saturday's top score, and the captaincy pick in hindsight.

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Chelsea's day did not stop there. Hato played 90, provided an assist, collected the clean sheet and two bonus for 11 points. Martinez took eight in goal with a bonus point. One fixture, three returns.

Haaland scored twice in Man City's 3-2 win over Ipswich at the Etihad Stadium. Ninety minutes, three bonus, 13 points. No clean sheet behind him — Ipswich scored twice. Foden added a goal and two bonus in 76 minutes for nine. The attack paid. The defence did not.

Fulham beat Hull City 1-0 at Craven Cottage. Iwobi scored, played 90, took three bonus and the clean sheet counted for 11 points.

Aston Villa won 0-1 at St James' Park. Manzambi scored and took three bonus in 71 minutes — 11 points. Lindelöf played 90, kept the clean sheet, added two bonus, 10 points. Newcastle's defenders blanked at home.

Liverpool won 1-2 at the Gtech Community Stadium. Isak scored in 78 minutes with three bonus for nine. Munoz, listed as a midfielder, scored in 78 minutes for nine. Lewis-Potter scored Brentford's goal — nine points in defeat. No clean sheet either way in that one.

What the scores say. Everton conceded twice at home and scored none. Newcastle conceded at home and scored none. Ipswich scored twice at the Etihad and still lost. Those are the facts on the sheet.

The call the day forces: if you own Neto, Haaland, Iwobi, Hato or Lindelöf, they played 90 minutes or close to it and returned. They start. If you benched any of them on Saturday, that is points left on the grass — correct it. Everton and Newcastle defenders who sat on your bench stay there until their sides stop conceding at home. Start your returners. Bench the blankers.

Players in this pieceNetoHaalandIwobiHato