"Yes, he's been quiet recently, but if you still own him, he's a definite hold for the next two fixtures. First up, a trip to Old Trafford against a Manchester United side with just one win in seven and one clean sheet in their last 15 - that's not exactly defensive form to fear. Foden also loves a derby, with seven goals in his last seven appearances against United."
"He's blanked recently, yes, but those tougher games are gone, and Aston Villa now have a run that reads beautifully: Everton, Newcastle, Brentford, Bournemouth. Rogers isn't on penalties or set pieces, but his movement, finishing, and instinct in open play make him dangerous. He looks hungry again, with the World Cup dream very much alive. The best thing? His fixtures stay excellent right through to Gameweek 37, meaning he's a flexible pick - startable or benchable depending on fixtures."
Gameweek 22 features shifting form and favorable fixtures that allow managers to gain advantage. Chelsea show early signs of revival and Manchester City face a crucial derby that could reignite their title charge. Liverpool visit a weakened Burnley and Aston Villa attackers enter a strong run. Phil Foden remains a hold for the next two fixtures, with a trip to Old Trafford against a struggling Manchester United and a follow-up match versus Wolves providing scoring opportunities. Morgan Rogers offers set-and-forget value with a run of Everton, Newcastle, Brentford and Bournemouth, providing startable depth and haul potential.
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