The short answer
The fixture ticker remains useful, but GW3 changed how we interpret it.
Current priority:
- Chelsea — strong run, but Hull's defence deserves respect.
- Newcastle — arguably the best sustained medium-term run.
- Arsenal — strong team quality plus favourable sequence.
- Liverpool — immediate Fulham home fixture raises GW4 attacking appeal.
- Crystal Palace — useful value route after the Fulham win.
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Chelsea
HUL (H) → BRE (A) → BOU (H) → EVE (A) → TOT (H)
This remains one of the best attacking runs.
The GW3 correction: Hull have kept three clean sheets. Target Chelsea because of the whole run and strong roles, not because Hull are assumed weak.
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Newcastle
LEE (A) → HUL (H) → COV (A) → AVL (H) → CRY (A)
This is still the strongest sustained fixture argument.
Hall and the best secure attackers become increasingly interesting.
Arsenal
Arsenal remain one of the safest teams to back because elite team quality can make a merely good fixture run more valuable than an easy run for a weak side.
Liverpool
Fulham at home is enough to make Isak and Gakpo major GW4 targets.
European rotation should decide how aggressively to buy the midfielders.
Crystal Palace
Palace's win at Fulham and the attacking involvement of the wing-backs make them a useful value team to monitor.
OneFPL verdict
Chelsea for immediate attacking upside; Newcastle for sustained fixtures; Arsenal for reliability; Liverpool for GW4 ceiling.
FAQ
Which team has the best FPL fixtures from GW4?
Chelsea have the clearest immediate attacking run, while Newcastle have an excellent sustained sequence.
Does Hull's defence change the Chelsea ranking?
It makes GW4 harder than the label suggests, but Chelsea's longer run remains strong.
