"Gameweek 7 is shaping up as a crucial period for FPL managers hunting for that edge, and this week's watchlist highlights five players who could make all the difference, writes FPL expert Blake Hurst. From exciting midfield creators to dependable defenders firing on all cylinders, these picks combine form, fixtures, and low ownership to give your squad a fresh spark. Whether you're chasing ranks or just want to maintain momentum, these five buys are worth a closer look before making your move. Get ready to strengthen your team with some smart, timely additions."
"Sarr might not have the most eye-catching fixtures ahead, but Palace's form can't be ignored. They're unbeaten in 18 matches in all competitions, and Sarr himself continues to quietly deliver. With just 3.8% ownership, he's a genuine differential who offers attacking potential from midfield. No midfielder has been as strong on the underlying numbers, sitting first per 90 minutes for both expected goals and chances created. Add to that three goals in his last four appearances, and suddenly he looks like one of the standout buys for this gameweek. If you're seeking points where rivals won't, Sarr could be the edge."
"Foden is set up nicely for a strong run in the next couple of gameweeks, with City enjoying a favourable string of fixtures. He was heavily involved in GW6 - Burnley's Maxime Estève denied him what looked like a certain tap-in, reminding managers how close he is to double-digit hauls. Holding until GW9 as the point to consider Cole Palmer instead makes sense, but for now, Foden's ceiling for explosive returns is as high as anyone's in the league. Catching him just as he hits form could pay off, especially with his ability for popping up with big moments whenever City click into gear."
Gameweek 7 presents an opportunity to find under-the-radar FPL differentials who blend form, fixtures, and low ownership. Palace's Sarr provides attacking potential from midfield with just 3.8% ownership, leading per 90 minutes for expected goals and chances created and delivering three goals in his last four appearances while Palace remain unbeaten in 18 matches. Foden benefits from a favourable fixture run for Manchester City, was heavily involved in GW6 and carries a high ceiling for explosive returns. Anthony has accumulated 40 points across the first six gameweeks for Burnley despite not being a typical starter, offering notable early-season impact.
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