Gameweek 32 Preview

This week's rankings are going to have to be cut short a bit due to time constraints but with no doubles, it isn't a particularly tricky week to navigate. For some guidance on the upcoming doubles and off-weeks I suggest having a quick glance over here.
 
Clean sheet rankings
(clean sheets kept - opponents failed to score in parenthesis)

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

*Team has no game next gameweek

In short; buy the home teams. The top 7 sides look like premium plays this week though be careful not to over invest in Spurs players who miss GW33 and don't get their makeup DGW until GW36 (and even then it's a tricky trip to City). The form chart would also cast some doubt over Sunderland who have just one clean sheet in the last 9 games (strangely it came at The Emirates) so again exercise some caution here. Many (including your humble blogger) will jump on David Luiz this week to benefit from this fixture and next week's DGW. Normally I try and give the contrarian view but this move just seems to perfect to avoid. I suppose their is some rotation risk given Chelsea's Champions League responsibilities but at 6.4m (1.7m less than Cole) I feel the risk is worth it.

Attacking Rankings

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

*Team has no game next gameweek

Suspensions
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Kevin Nolan
Jonny Evans
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