Tottenham Hotspur Vs Everton FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — TOT 0-0 EVE: Mykolenko takes 11 from a goalless draw Spurs 0, Everton 0, September 12 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. No goals. Eight defenders and goalkeepers scored six points or more. That is the whole story. Mykolenko leads it. Eleven points: the clean sheet, all three bonus, and the defensive-contribution points — he cleared that bar with room to spare.…
Spurs matched them on shutout, not on bonus. Van Hecke posted eight points at £4.9m — he also cleared the defensive-contribution line. Robertson made seven at £4.4m. Kinsky, the £4.5m keeper owned by close to 2 in 10 managers, made three saves for seven points. Van de Ven took six.
The minutes column carries the warnings. Kudus and Bergvall both came off after 27 minutes. Grealish lasted 25. None of the three was paid for the clean sheet — a player needs 60 minutes for that. Ownership on all three sits near zero, so few squads felt it. Garner played 90, racked up the most defensive work on the pitch, took a yellow, and finished with four points at £6.0m. Dewsbury-Hall, owned by roughly 1 in 20, played 90 and returned two.
What it means for the deadline. This was one match — a single shutout does not make a season. But the pricing does the arguing. Mykolenko at £4.5m returned double figures from a 0-0 through defensive work and bonus, which is the route a full-back at that price has to take. Tarkowski at £6.0m is the version most managers already know about, at a third more cost. Kinsky at £4.5m is the keeper price floor and he keeps returning; holders hold.
The call: buy Mykolenko. £4.5m, about 1 in 50 own him, and he just showed the scoring route that does not need a goal.