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Manchester United Vs Tottenham Hotspur FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means

Manchester United Vs Tottenham Hotspur FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means

The call — Man Utd 1-1 Spurs: Cunha takes the points, Fernandes takes a booking Old Trafford, 10 October. Mbeumo scored. Cunha assisted it, hit 14 defensive contributions and took all three bonus. Ten points. Solanke levelled for Spurs. No clean sheet for either side.

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Cunha is the line. He costs £7.9m and fewer than 1 in 10 managers own him. This was an assist, the defensive-contribution points and maximum bonus in one match — three routes to a score, all paid. Mbeumo, same price, owned by about 2 in 10, got the goal and finished on eight. The order matters: Cunha returned without scoring. That is the pick that pays in the matches where United do not win.

Now the other side of the United attack. Bruno Fernandes played 90 minutes, took a yellow card and finished on one point. He costs £11.9m. Nearly 4 in 10 managers own him. That is the sixth gameweek of the season and a one-point return at the top price bracket. Owners hold for now — selling the most-owned player in your squad after one blank is a hit you do not need — but the two £7.9m team-mates outscored him by a combined 17 points in this fixture.

Spurs notes. Tonali, £5.3m, owned by fewer than 2 in 100: an assist, two bonus, seven points from midfield at a budget price. Solanke, £5.8m, owned by fewer than 1 in 100: a goal and seven points. Both are watchlist names, not buys yet — one return each.

The withdrawals. Maddison lasted 16 minutes. Van de Ven lasted 16 minutes. Marmoush got 24 off the bench. Kinsky's 15.8%-owned... correction: Kinsky, owned by about 1.5 in 10, made three saves, conceded once, three points. Lammens at the other end: two points for his 9.4% — about 1 in 10 — owners. Spurs assets wait on club confirmation before the next deadline; do not transfer any in until Tottenham name them fit.

The call the facts force: buy Cunha at £7.9m before his ownership moves. Hold Fernandes. Bench nothing United until the fixture list says otherwise — and if you own Maddison or Van de Ven, they sit until Spurs say they start.

Players in this pieceCunhaMbeumoTonaliSolanke