FPL
FPL GW3 Differentials: 5 Picks Under 10% Owned
3 September 2026
FPL Demon

Wildcards are flying this week, and they're all landing on the same players. The Demon went the other way. Five picks under 10% owned.
1. Rúben Dias (Man City, DEF, £5.5m)
Coventry (H). Owned by around 2%.
Played every minute of City's first two games. He kept 12 clean sheets last season, and now promoted Coventry come to the Etihad.
Demon's Verdict: A City defender at home to a promoted side, for £5.5m. Clean-sheet odds like this don't come cheaper.
2. Murillo (Nottingham Forest, DEF, £5.5m)
Tottenham (H). Owned by around 1.5%.
Two full 90s already, after 83 points and six clean sheets last season. Forest are at home, and he hasn't missed a minute.
Demon's Verdict: Owned by almost nobody, nailed on, and at home. A sneaky one for wildcard teams.
3. Sandro Tonali (Spurs, MID, £5.4m)
Nottingham Forest (A). Owned by around 2.5%.
81 points last season without scoring a single goal, so his points come from playing 90 minutes and doing the dirty work. He's played almost every minute for Spurs so far.
Demon's Verdict: Not flashy, but steady points from a £5.4m midfielder every week. A great fifth midfielder.
4. Emiliano BuendÃa (Aston Villa, MID, £6.0m)
Hull (A). Owned by around 1%.
Six goals last season in under 1,800 minutes, and he's started both of Villa's games this time. Hull away is a chance for Villa's attack to get going.
Demon's Verdict: A proven goalscorer at £6.0m that nobody owns. Give him a few weeks.
5. Jay Dasilva (Coventry, DEF, £4.0m)
Manchester City (A). Owned by under 1%.
Played every minute of Coventry's first two games. City away is the toughest fixture there is, but Brighton at home comes next.
Demon's Verdict: Not for this week. A £4.0m defender who never comes off, bought for the weeks after.
Demon's Final Word
If you're wildcarding, don't build the same team as everyone else. One or two of these and you've got a team that can actually climb.
Good luck.



