Newcastle United Vs Bournemouth FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth: Barnes hauls, Wissa blanks Harvey Barnes scored, assisted and took two bonus in Newcastle's 2-2 draw with Bournemouth on 5 September. Twelve points. He played the full 90. He costs £6.0m and sits in about 1 in 100 squads.
That is the line from this fixture. The other line hurts more managers. Yoane Wissa — £6.1m, owned by roughly 1.5 in 10 — played 90 minutes, blanked and picked up a yellow. One point. Anthony Elanga, £6.1m and in about 1 in 10 squads, also returned one point with a booking, and came off on 77 minutes. Two template Newcastle attackers, two blanks, no clean sheet behind them either.
Bournemouth's returns came from midfield. Marcus Tavernier scored, took three bonus and finished on 10 points (£6.0m, about 1 in 50 own him). Alex Scott supplied both assists for 10 of his own at the same price. Justin Kluivert managed one point and a yellow.
Elsewhere: Jacob Ramsey came off the bench, played 27 minutes and scored — six points at £4.9m, owned by almost nobody. Lewis Hall assisted for four points; his ownership, about 1 in 10, is the largest of anyone who returned here. Hornícek made four saves but conceded twice, so two points.
What it means for the deadline. Barnes has a goal, an assist and 90 minutes in this match at £6.0m. Wissa and Elanga cost more and returned less. We do not predict; we state what happened, and what happened favours the man on twelve points over the two on one. Ramsey's 27 minutes are not evidence of a starting role, so we do not act on him.
The call: Barnes is the buy at £6.0m. Wissa and Elanga owners hold — one blank is one blank — but any manager choosing between the three Newcastle attackers takes the one who returned. Buy Barnes.