Gameweek 25 Rankings

No league games this weekend but we do have midweek action so I'm putting the rankings up now.

Clean Sheet Rankings
(clean sheets home/away - opponent failed to score home/away)

1. Man Utd (7 - 5)
2. Man City (4 - 4)
3. Liverpool (5 - 4)
4. Sunderland (7 - 5)
5. Chelsea (3 - 2)
6. Arsenal (4 - 3)
7. Fulham (5 - 2)
8. Blackburn (5 - 2)
9. West Brom (1 - 6)
10. Bolton (2 - 4)
11. Birmingham (4 - 4)
12. Blackpool (0 - 6)
13. Wigan (3 - 2)
14. Newcastle (3 - 1)
15. Everton (2 - 2)
16. Tottenham (0 - 2)
17. Stoke (2 - 1)
18. Wolves (1 - 3)
19. West Ham (0 - 0)
20. Aston Villa (0 - 0)

Attacking Rankings

1. Man Utd
2. Blackpool
3. Arsenal
4. Blackburn
5. Bolton
6. Man City
7. West Ham
8. West Brom
9. Fulham
10. Newcastle
11. Tottenham
12. Liverpool
13. Wigan
14. Chelsea
15. Wolves
16. Everton
17. Sunderland
18. Stoke
19. Birmingham
20. Aston Villa

Captain Stats
It's almost impossible to look past the United pair of Berbatov and Nani this week. United score more goals than anyone at hone while Villa boast the league's leakiest road back line. After his hattrick last week, Berbatov is now averaging a ridiculous 12.11 points per game at home and has 15 goals in 9 games including 4 games of 2 or more goals. A slight knock is that he has two bad games in the last five but if you're looking for upside, no one is better (he has two of the four 20 point games this year). Nani has also been very good at home, adding another good performance against Birmingham to give him 9.0 PPG at Old Trafford. What I like about Nani at home is the way he is contributing points: 6 goals, 6 assists and 14 bonus points. I maintain from last week that Nani is a slightly safer pick but it's really hard to look away from Berbatov right now.

Elsewhere, I think Arsenal are your next best bet with Van Persie looking like he's close to his best. His stats are hard to judge as he has so many appearances with only 20 minutes or so of action. He is more boom/bust so far that the United pair but his 11% ownership is clearly below the pair too. Fabregas is averaging close to 6 points at home and is back to his bonus-magnet best with 14 points in his last 8 starts. With Arsenal's double gameweek on the horizon, if you can only afford either Arsenal or United players, now could be the time to move (though you really need both rather than either).