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Overview & potential strategies for the first set of chips
Man City and Man Utd have the best fixtures in the first 7 GWs, which really weakens the already poor case for going without both Haaland and Bruno.
Arsenal’s opening run is decent. Gabriel is certainly an option, although rather expensive. Serios questions remain on Rice, is it realistic to expect him to match last year’s heights?
Tottenham could be a decent differential shout, maybe someone like a Kudus or a Van Hecke, who will likely be quite cheap. Kinsky is super popular, however.
For Free Hit, the best option looks like GW4. It’s a chance to jump off the City-United train ahead of their clash and maybe take the best Chelsea, Palace and Villa players. Chelsea’s fixture in particular, Hull at home, looks juicy. Another option is GW3 – Chelsea vs Arsenal might be one to avoid, so a FH3 could solve that.
