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Out: Fantasy-relevant players who have been confirmed out for the week, either through injury or suspension
Doubt: Players facing the dreaded fitness test, rotation concerns and those who are out of form/favor
In: The likeliest replacements for the Outs & Doubts
Win: Fantasy player to watch / my hunch pick of the week
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Out: Tomas Rosicky, David Ospina, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Theo Walcott, Aaron Ramsey, Danny Welbeck, Jack Wilshire, Mikel Arteta
Doubt:
In: Flamini
Win: Olivier Giroud
Wenger won't have to waffle on who he puts at striker. With Walcott out, Giroud regains his starting spot at the top against the Swans.
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Out: Gary Gardner
Doubt: Joleon Lescott, Micah Richards (possible ban)
In: Gabby Agbonlahor, Ciaran Clark, Jose Okore
Win: Jordan Ayew
It's hard to pick a "win" with this squad, they should really be avoided this weekend. That said, Ayew is their most likely to score.
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AFC Bournemouth
Out: Christian Atsu, Tommy Elphick, Callum Wilson, Max-Alain Gradel, Tyrone Mings
Doubt: Artur Boruc
In: Harry Arter
Win: Glenn Murray
Just like with Aston Villa, you're going to struggle to find much here to help your team. Murray is your best option, but it's not a great option.
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Out: Branislav Ivanovic, Thibaut Courtois
Doubt: Pedro, Diego Costa
In: Nemanja Matic, Loic Remy
Win: Eden Hazard
Hazard will have to pick up the slack for Costa, and James Milner is not the most fleet of foot. Look for the Belgian to attack him all match long.
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Out: Connor Wickham, Marouane Chamakh, Kwesi Appiah
Doubt: Yannick Bolasie, Jason Puncheon, Yohan Cabaye, Pape Souare, Joel Ward
In: James McAthur (birth of child earlier in week)
Win: Wilfried Zaha
The winger is in solid form, and will want to prove something to the team that bought him, didn't use him, and then sold him.
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Out: Phil Jagielka, Tony Hibbert
Doubt: Steven Pienaar, Muhamed Besic, Seamus Coleman, Leighton Baines
In: N/A
Win: Tim Howard
Sunderland have not scored in three consecutive away matches, and there's little reason to see that streak not extending to four.
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Out: Leonardo Ulloa
Doubt: Matthew James
In: N/A
Win: Jamie Vardy
You don't go away from this guy until he goes a match without scoring. Ok, maybe two matches. Hottest player in the Premier League right now.
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Out: Joe Gomez, Danny Ings, Joe Flanagan, Kolo Toure, Jordan Henderson, Jordan Rossiter
Doubt: Daniel Sturridge
In: Christian Benteke, James Milner (suspension)
Win: Benteke
The Belgian received rest during the week, and will now go against a Chelsea side that has struggled to defend headers. With their confidence low, this might be the time for Liverpool to get their first Premier League win under Klopp.
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Out: Pablo Zabaleta, Sergio Aguero, David Silva, Samir Nasri, Gael Clichy, Fabian Delph
Doubt: N/A
In: N/A
Win: Kevin De Bruyne
No Silva, no Aguero, no Nasri. No problem, with KDB pulling the strings and linking up with Bony/Sterling. A goal and an assist vs Norwich should be the floor for him this weekend.
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Out: Antonio Valencia, Paddy McNair, Luke Shaw, Nick Powell
Doubt: Memphis Depay, James Wilson
In: Matteo Darmian
Win: Anthony Martial
All signs points to Martial getting his preferred position of striker this weekend against a Crystal Palace team that allowed five goals to Manchester City in the League Cup match midweek.
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Out: Tim Krul, Jack Colback (suspension), Steven Taylor, Karl Darlow, Gabriel Obertan, Emmanuel Riviere
Doubt: Curtis Good
In: Fabricio Coloccini (red card rescinded)
Win: Georginio Wijnaldum
Stoke City played a strong side midweek to beat Chelsea in a Cup match that took 120 minutes. Newcastle at home will look for their in-form wide man to make some noise against a Stoke side that has allowed a fair amount of goals this year.
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Norwich City
Out: Andre Wisdom
Doubt: Dieumerci Mbokani Bezua,
In: Youssouf Mulumbu
Win: Mulumbu
With an impressive return to action against Everton in midweek, he will be an important piece for the team going forward.
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Out: Fraser Forster, Florin Gardos, Shane Long, Jay Rodriguez
Doubt: N/A
In: N/A
Win: Sadio Mane
Mane has either scored or assisted in each of his last seven matches for Southampton (three goals, four assists), and is facing a Bournemouth side that has allowed five goals in their last two matches each.
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Out: Geoff Cameron, Marc Muniesa, Phil Bardsley (suspended)
Doubt: Ryan Shawcross (match fitness), Jonathan Walters
In: Marc Wilson, Mame Biram Diouf
Win: Marko Arnautovic
Xherdan Shaqiri hasn't been in great form, while other attacking options like Bojan and Diouf have suffered from injuries of late. Arnautovic has been in excellent form and is a safe bet to start on the left flank for the Potters.
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Out: Adam Matthews
Doubt: Younes Kaboul, John O'Shea, Ola Toivonen, Fabio Borini, Jack Rodwell
In: N/A
Win: Costel Pantilimon
Everton has only one win in five matches at Goodison Park this season, and the Sunderland keeper leads the league in saves. He should get a chance to increase that total, but with Big Sam in charge, he's more likely to hold a clean sheet as well.
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Out: Jay Fulton
Doubt: Wayne Routledge (match fitness)
In: N/A
Win: Andre Ayew
None of the Swansea attackers has been in particularly good form of late, but Ayew seems most likely to cause problems to the Arsenal backline. If he's on form, you can expect the Welsh side to be a much tougher prospect.
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Out: Nabil Bentaleb, Federico Fazio, Alex Pritchard, Nacer Chadli, Son Heung-min
Doubt: N/A
In: Ryan Mason
Win: Harry Kane
With his confidence likely restored, he will take on an Aston Villa side missing their captain in defense. Should be a good day for the striker.
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Out: Matej Vydra
Doubt: Jurado, Sebastian Prodl (selection)
In: Miguel Britos
Win: Odion Ighalo
The Watford striker has carried over his exceptional goalscoring form from the Championship last season and led the way for the Hornets. They'll need him to be at his best to cause problems to West Ham.
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Out: Ben Foster
Doubt: James Morrison
In: N/A
Win: Boaz Myhill
While he is not as likely as some to record a clean sheet, he will have plenty of opportunities for saves, plus being at home won't hurt.
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Out: Alex Song
Doubt: Mauro Zarate, Angelo Ogbonna, James Collins (all selection)
In: Victor Moses, Winston Reid (maybe)
Win: Adrian
The strong Watford defense makes picking Hammers attackers a bit of a risk (though Payet's form has been fixture-proof so far this season), but there should be plenty of investment in defense. Adrian will face some shots from the Hornets, but has a great shot at a clean sheet.