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

GW7 Saturday: Brighton put five past Palace, Arsenal win at Forest

Brighton 5, Crystal Palace 0. One match produced five of the day's ten highest scorers.

Yasin Ayari led everyone. A goal, an assist, two bonus and a clean sheet in 80 minutes — 13 points. He was the day's best captain pick. Kostoulas matched the goal-and-assist return in 70 minutes and took three bonus for 12. Gomez scored and played 90 for 8. At the back, Boscagli (11, assist, two bonus) and Vuskovic (11, assist, 90 minutes) both cleared double figures from defence. Five Brighton players, 55 points between them.

Bournemouth beat Sunderland 2-0 at the Vitality Stadium. Evanilson scored, assisted and took maximum bonus — 12 points in 78 minutes. Tavernier scored and added two bonus for 10. Both came off on 78 minutes; both had their returns banked by then.

Arsenal won 1-0 at The City Ground. The points there went to the defence. Konsa played 90, kept the clean sheet and took three bonus for 9. Raya did the same for 9. No Arsenal attacker made the day's top ten.

Leeds 1, Man Utd 1 at Elland Road. Calvert-Lewin scored, played 90 and took three bonus for 9 — Leeds did not keep the clean sheet, so the return was goal and bonus only.

What the day settles:

Captaincy. Ayari, 13 points, was the pick in hindsight. Nobody outscored him.

Defence. Three defenders returned 9 or more — Boscagli, Vuskovic, Konsa. All three played the minutes and their sides conceded nothing.

Minutes. Every player in the day's top ten played 70 or more. No late-substitute returns among them.

The call: Ayari owners who captained him banked 26. Those who didn't have the day's clearest review point. The facts say the same for everyone — the players who played 70-plus minutes and returned are the ones listed above. Start the ones you own. That is the whole call.