FPL GW2 Differentials: 5 Picks Under 10% Owned

1. Anthony Elanga (Newcastle, MID, £6.0m)

Tottenham (A). Owned by 1.1%.

Skinned Kerkez and scored against Liverpool on opening weekend. Another shot on target, four progressive carries, and pace that makes him lethal on the counter.

Demon's Verdict: Away games suit a counter-attacker. Spurs will have the ball. Elanga will have the space.

2. Keane Lewis-Potter (Brentford, MID, £5.5m)

Leeds (A). Owned by 0.8%.

Listed as a midfielder, often playing left-back, and he scored the opener against Spurs anyway. He bombs forward and drives into the box like a winger.

Demon's Verdict: A defender's minutes with a midfielder's points. Under 1% owned. That's the dream.

3. Julio Enciso (Ipswich, MID, £5.5m)

Manchester United (A). Owned by 0.4%.

Assist on his return to the Premier League. Before that, 12 goals and nine assists across all competitions at Strasbourg. He's Ipswich's creative spark.

Demon's Verdict: Old Trafford isn't easy, but Ipswich will need a moment of quality, and it'll come from him.

4. Milos Kerkez (Liverpool, DEF, £5.5m)

Nottingham Forest (H). Owned by 3.5%.

Raiding down the left all night at Newcastle and could have set up Wirtz and Isak. Forest looked shaky at the back last weekend, and Liverpool have the third-best clean sheet odds this week.

Demon's Verdict: Clean sheet plus attacking upside, at home. Classic full-back differential.

5. Loum Tchaouna (Coventry, MID, £5.5m)

Hull (H). Owned by 0.2%.

Scored or assisted in each of his last four games last season. Two shots against Arsenal, the most of any Coventry player, and he's their most advanced attacker. Hull are next.

Demon's Verdict: The deepest punt on the list. Promoted side at home to another promoted side. Somebody's going to score.

Demon's Final Word

Don't burn transfers chasing last week's points. Pick the differential that fits your team and give it time.

Good luck.