Liverpool Vs Fulham FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — Liverpool 0-0 Fulham: two clean sheets, one heavy-owned blank Goalless at Anfield on 12 September. Both defences held. The FPL points went to keepers and defenders, and the biggest name in the fixture came away with two points. Start with the blank, because that is the line most managers came for. Isak — £9.1m, owned by roughly 2 in 10…
The top scorer was Jacquet. Nine points at £5.0m: 90 minutes, the clean sheet, and all three bonus. Hardly anyone owns him — well under 1 in 10. Alisson matched him on nine at £5.5m with three saves and two bonus. Virgil, the most-owned man in this game at close to 2 in 10, took eight — clean sheet plus the two-point defensive-contribution bonus after ten clearances-blocks-interceptions-tackles.
Fulham's back line paid too. Leno took eight at £4.5m. Affengruber took eight at £4.5m — clean sheet plus the defensive-contribution bonus with twelve actions — and his ownership rounds to zero. Bassey and Robinson took six each at £4.5m.
Two minutes notes from the Liverpool end. Frimpong came off after 18 minutes for one point. Mac Allister came off at 30 minutes for one point. No explanation is in front of us, so we state the fact and nothing more. Watch the club's next update before starting either.
What it means for the deadline: Liverpool have now kept a clean sheet, and their defensive assets returned 6-9 points across the board here. Jacquet at £5.0m is the cheapest route in and just out-scored Virgil at £6.5m in this match. Fulham's £4.5m defenders and Leno gave budget managers a full return for minimum spend.
The call: hold Isak — 90 minutes, no flag, one blank. If you want a piece of the Liverpool defence, Jacquet at £5.0m is the entry point; buy him before his ownership catches up. Frimpong and Mac Allister sit on your bench until the club says why they came off.