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 Fantasy Football Hub's AI selects the best FPL <a href="https://www.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/what-is-the-fantasy-premier-league-wildcard-and-when-to-use-it">Wildcard</a> team on a weekly basis - and here's a look at its picks for Gameweek 6.
Lots of FPL managers are expected to use the chip this week and the total could beat the 941,000 used in Gameweek 4.
Hub members can get the latest AI Wildcard team, updated in real time, in our <a href="https://www.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/my-team/ai-teams">My Team</a> tool. But see below for a snapshot of how the AI would approach it as things stand.

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<h2>Who has the best fixtures from FPL Gameweek 6?</h2>
Strong fixture runs for Arsenal and Brentford are among the reasons for Gameweek 6 being a popular time to Wildcard.
With five gameweeks of data behind them, many FPL managers feel now is the time to tidy up their squads - particularly those with problematic bench players like Valentin Barco and Jarell Quansah still stuck in their sides.
Brentford top the Hub's <a href="https://www.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/fixture-ticker">fixture ticker</a> for the next five gameweeks, with three home games in the next four.
The Bees host West Ham, Wolves and Ipswich at the Gtech Community Stadium, games which should be favourable from an attacking perspective.
Arsenal's next two fixtures are hard to ignore too, with promoted Leicester and Southampton travelling to the Emirates.
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Best fixtures between Gameweek 6 and 10
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Ipswich and Everton players could act as budget enablers, while the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea also rank inside the top 10.
Aston Villa have spent the last three weeks on top of the ticker but they have dropped to ninth over this period.
The games remain reasonable - and with Ipswich up next, Ollie Watkins could be an enticing option up front.
At the other end of the ticker, Southampton, Brighton, Newcastle and Liverpool make up the bottom four.
Chelsea and Arsenal in Gameweek 8 and 9 could be challenging for Liverpool, something wildcarders should keep in mind when selecting their teams.
Bournemouth rank 15th but their next two games - against Southampton and Leicester - is one of the best pairings.
Antoine Semenyo will be a sought-after budget midfielder, although consideration should also be given to players including Dwight McNeil, whose good fixtures are longer lasting.
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Antoine Semenyo v Dwight McNeil
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<h2>Best FPL Wildcard team for Gameweek 6: Predicted points</h2>
Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah remain top of the <a href="https://www.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/predictions">predicted points</a> chart, some way ahead of Cole Palmer in third.
Eberechi Eze has been an ever-present in the top five but drops to sixth, with Son Heung-min taking fifth place.
Bukayo Saka is the go-to Arsenal attacker, narrowly behind Palmer's 33.6 prediction on 33.0.
Many managers have already got rid of Alexander Isak after an underwhelming start but he is still the second best-rated forward, just ahead of Watkins.
Chris Wood is the leading budget forward, while Gabriel is the only defender to make the top 20. He has already seen a price rise to £6.1m this week after scoring two goals in two games.
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Predicted points for Gameweek 6-10
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<h2>The best FPL Gameweek 6 Wildcard team according to Hub AI</h2>
It's early in the week but there have already been changes to the AI team as it adapts to the latest information from Gameweek 5.
As is often the case, more alterations are expected ahead of the deadline, so the article team below could end up looking different to the final suggestion.
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Best FPL Wildcard team for Gameweek 6 according to AI

Best FPL Wildcard team for Gameweek 6 according to AI

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