FPL
FPL Armo's GW10 Differentials: Players to Watch
6 November 2026
FPL Armo
FPL Armo's five GW10 differentials, all 10.2% owned or less. Get them before your rivals do.
1. Charalampos Kostoulas (Brighton, FWD, £5.8m)
Owned by 10.2%.
Kostoulas is a very good option from a very good team. He hasn't shown us much in the last two games, but Brighton have also had some difficult fixtures.
However, Brighton have already proved that they can be dangerous against any opponent and have the potential to score plenty of goals. That's exactly why I'm still backing Kostoulas.
I already own him, and I genuinely believe his attacking returns could start coming very soon. Don't lose patience just yet!
2. Johan Manzambi (Aston Villa, MID, £6.2m)
Owned by 7.5%.
My favourite Aston Villa player!
I really hope he gets back into the CAM position as soon as possible because Villa's CAMs are extremely exciting from an FPL perspective.
In the previous game, Jackson's individual brilliance was the main reason behind the assist, rather than a particularly impressive pass from Manzambi. So, I wouldn't read too much into that return.
Regardless, I'm bringing him into my team!
3. Cody Gakpo (Liverpool, MID, £7.1m)
Owned by 7.0%.
Gakpo is the kind of player you should always expect points from.
He has the confidence to shoot, loves attacking space and regularly gets into dangerous positions inside the box. He's constantly involved in Liverpool's attacking moves, which makes him an exciting FPL option.
To be honest, I have a feeling he could become the preferred attacking option over Liverpool's other midfielders.
So, why not give him a chance?
4. Iliman Ndiaye (Man City, MID, £5.8m)
Owned by 5.5%.
Ndiaye has genuinely impressed me over the last two games.
His dribbling has been excellent, his shooting has looked dangerous, and he's creating some really good opportunities.
He is extremely dangerous down City's right flank, and almost everything Doku offers from the opposite side, Ndiaye can provide as well.
His minutes look relatively secure, and rotation doesn't seem to be a major concern.
I'm backing him to start delivering attacking returns in the coming gameweeks.
5. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton, MID, £6.6m)
Owned by 6.4%.
Everton's best player against Coventry? Why not!
I've been praising Hall since last season because of his excellent positioning, ability to create chances and dangerous runs into the penalty area.
Everton face Coventry next, and Moyes' team have been creating plenty of opportunities lately.
If they can improve their finishing and make the most of those chances, Hall could be a fantastic option.
