Ipswich Town Vs Liverpool FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means

Gakpo is the second line. Two assists, 90 minutes, 11 points at £7.1m. Fewer than 1 in 10 own him. Both Liverpool goals ran through these two players. Their prices sit below the top bracket for their positions.

The clean sheet held. Alisson made five saves, took a bonus point and finished with 8 points at £5.5m — fewer than 1 in 20 own him. Five saves in a 2-0 win means Ipswich created chances and he stopped them. Van Dijk (£6.5m, fewer than 2 in 10) and Araujo (£5.4m) played 90 minutes each for 6 points. Jacquet and Kerkez completed the back line, both booked, both on 5 points.

One warning from the Liverpool side. Barcola, £8.0m, came off after 26 minutes with 1 point. The evidence does not say why. His owners — about 1 in 10 of the 1 in 10 who hold him, in truth barely 1 in 100 managers — should watch the club's next statement before the deadline.

For Ipswich there is nothing to act on. Palacios put in a 77-minute shift for 4 points. No Ipswich attacker registered a return. McAteer, Flemming and Ouattara all left the pitch inside 25 minutes.

The decision. Isak has two goals in this match at £9.0m. Ownership sits at fewer than 2 in 10, so most managers do not have him and most rivals will not benefit when he scores again. He did not play 90 minutes here; that is the one mark against, and 63 minutes was enough for 13 points. Gakpo is the pick for managers who cannot fund the striker slot — two assists, a full 90, £1.9m less.

The call: buy Isak at £9.0m. If the funds are not there, Gakpo at £7.1m is the route in. Hold every Liverpool defender you own — the clean sheet paid five players this week.