"This week there are several popular names with shaky minutes, overperforming xG or horrible upcoming fixtures that make them far riskier holds than they look on the surface. Rather than squeezing them into your squad just because they're 'in form', treat them as what they are: short-term traps. These are the five players to sell if you own them, or hard avoid if you don't, so you can focus on transfers on assets with sustainable numbers and strong schedules."
"That haul came from around 0.2xG, which is the definition of running hot rather than showing sustainable underlying numbers. He is a naturally clinical finisher and has a habit of beating xG, but with Martin Odegaard back in the mix his minutes and central role are at even greater risk in the short term. With Chelsea looming on the schedule, this feels like one of those classic 'enjoy the highlights, don't chase the points' situations"
GW13 is a turning point where chasing recent big hauls and flashy performances can damage Fantasy Premier League season prospects. Several popular players exhibit shaky minutes, inflated goal returns versus xG, or difficult upcoming fixtures that make them risky to hold. Five specific players are recommended for sale or avoidance to prioritize assets with sustainable underlying numbers and favorable schedules. Eberechi Eze's recent hat-trick derived from roughly 0.2xG, indicating unsustainable finishing and reduced central minutes risk with Martin Odegaard returning. Ismaïla Sarr has produced about 1xG over the last six Gameweeks with only ten shots and few big chances, making him expendable. Managers should focus transfers on players with consistent underlying metrics and strong fixtures.
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