Complete GW6 review — updated 12 October 2026 after Coventry 4-1 Newcastle.
Gameweek 6 is now finished.
Chelsea: João Pedro + Palmer are back
João Pedro returned with two goals and 12 points.
Palmer returned with two assists.
Both move firmly back into active transfer and Wildcard consideration.
Arsenal: Calafiori's role is real
Three attacking returns in six.
His advanced positioning is now a repeatable FPL signal.
Saka blanked but continued receiving elite big-chance involvement.
Brighton: best-value team in FPL?
Groß and De Cuyper are joint-top of FPL scoring.
Brighton also lead the league for goals and clean sheets.
The double-up remains extremely strong.
Everton: Barry keeps getting chances
Barry scored and missed four big chances.
Only Haaland has a higher xG tally.
Dewsbury-Hall also produced a meaningful 13-point performance.
Man City: Haaland keeps scoring, Cherki rises
City won 3-0 at Liverpool.
Haaland scored again.
Cherki scored.
Doku changed the match from the bench.
GW7 brings Ipswich at home, making City the dominant chip and transfer story.
Liverpool: injuries + weak attack
Szoboszlai missed City with a hamstring complaint.
Current Scout Notes say Liverpool did not create a big chance against City.
Coventry 4-1 Newcastle: final shock
Rudoni scored a penalty.
Chérif scored on his first Premier League start.
Bobby Thomas strengthened his cheap-defender case.
Newcastle defence collapsed.
Biggest winners
- Haaland
- João Pedro
- Groß
- De Cuyper
- Palmer
- Calafiori
- Barry
- Coventry value assets
Biggest losers
- Bruno value
- Newcastle defence
- injured Liverpool assets
- Schade injury uncertainty
GW7 priorities
- consider TC Haaland;
- target Brighton;
- reassess Chelsea attackers;
- downgrade Newcastle;
- wait on Schade;
- watch City European minutes.
OneFPL verdict
GW7 becomes a game of:
Haaland chip strategy + Brighton value + Chelsea attack + Man City rotation + Newcastle correction.
FAQ
Who were the biggest GW6 FPL winners?
João Pedro, Palmer, Haaland, Groß, De Cuyper, Calafiori, Barry and Coventry's emerging assets all produced major positive signals.
Who were the biggest losers?
Bruno, Newcastle defenders, Isak/Gakpo owners and injured or uncertain players such as Schade were the main negative stories.
What changed after Monday?
Coventry's 4-1 win forced a major downgrade to Newcastle assets and introduced Rudoni, Chérif and Bobby Thomas as new watchlist names.