The short answer
- Liverpool — Fulham (H)
- Arsenal — Sunderland (A)
- Chelsea — Hull (H)
- Brighton — Coventry (A)
- Newcastle — Leeds (A)
- Manchester City — Manchester United (A)
This is a ranking, not a goal-probability model. OneFPL is not assigning invented percentages.
Liverpool
Isak scored twice at Ipswich and Gakpo assisted both goals. The home fixture raises the ceiling, while European rotation is the main complication.
Arsenal
Arsenal have won all three opening league matches. Havertz and Ødegaard both scored against Chelsea.
Chelsea
Chelsea's fixture looks excellent on paper, but Hull have kept three consecutive clean sheets. Palmer remains the premium captaincy route, with Rogers and João Pedro as alternatives.
Brighton
De Cuyper continues to play high, while Yalcouyé has emerged as another advanced option. European rotation is the main risk.
Newcastle
Newcastle's medium-term schedule is excellent, but roles and minutes are spread across several attackers.
Manchester City
City can score heavily in any fixture. The derby lowers fixture appeal, not the ceiling. Haaland remains the safest route.
OneFPL verdict
Liverpool have the best combination of fixture and fresh attacking evidence. Arsenal are the safest high-quality attack.
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FAQ
Which team has the best attacking fixture in GW4?
Liverpool are our current No.1 against Fulham at home.
Why are Chelsea not first against Hull?
Hull have kept three clean sheets, so the matchup is less one-sided than it looks.
Sources
- Premier League Matchweek 4 fixtures
- OneFPL GW3 post-match analysis
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