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 Former Sky Sports Fantasy Football champion and three-time top 100 finisher <a href="https://twitter.com/DanCoxFF">Dan Cox</a> is back with his Sky team reveal and Gameweek 39 preview.
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<h2 class="p1">Sky Gameweek 39 preview</h2>
It’s a four-day gameweek with the action starting on Friday and running through to Monday. We’re into the last three weeks now and there are just 10 captaincy days left. 
It starts with Luton v Everton on Friday. Jordan Pickford (£7.0m) has been unbelievable since many brought him in...if you forget the conceding six against Chelsea part. 
He’s kept three clean sheets in his last three, with saves bonus too, and netted 34 points. In just 34.4% of teams, another clean sheet for the captaincy really would be something for owners but expecting another one might be a step too far.
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Jordan Pickford
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The three games on Saturday that interest me the most are Arsenal v Bournemouth in the lunchtime kick-off, Burnley v Newcastle and the evening fixture between Manchester City and Wolves. 
Buyako Saka (£10.4m) had a great game last weekend. He was is in just 19.10% of teams and returned 16 points. That is however the first time he’s hit double figures since February. 
Saka is a good option for the captaincy, although he’s not in many teams now. Kai Havertz (£9.2m) is ticking over nicely, with 12 goals and seven assists this season. 
Newcastle travel to Turf Moor and Alexander Isak (£9.0m) is of interest to many. In 75.4% of teams, his two goals last weekend were very welcome as many brought in him. He now has 19 goals this season and may well be a very popular captain.
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Alexander Isak
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Erling Haaland (£12.0m) returned to action last week with a goal from the bench. Phil Foden (£9.5m) came down with an illness meaning he totally missed out against Forest. If only we’d have know he wasn’t going to feature. 
Foden’s ownership was 69.8% after Sunday so many brought him in, let alone captained him. Haaland went up to 55% ownership from 18.8%.
<h3>Sunday fixtures</h3>
There's three games to choose from on Sunday.
Cole Palmer (£6.5m) is the standout choice from the Chelsea v West Ham game. Then there is Brighton v Aston Villa and Liverpool v Spurs.
Ollie Watkins (£9.3m) is 9.8% owned and has 19 goals and 17 assists. He's leading the way in Sky as the highest-scoring player, so it's surprising he's so lowly owned despite many moving off him recently for players with more fixtures.
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Ollie Watkins
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Liverpool v Spurs is the other fixture. Mohamed Salah (£11.5m) is 24.3% owned but has no goals in his last four league games. He didn’t even start last week against Crystal Palace and got just 10 minutes of action.
Darwin Nunez (£9.4m) is 6.8% owned and I’m surprised he's that popular. I’m guessing people don’t have the transfers to remove him or are still hoping he’ll bag a decent points haul. Three points in his last three games was the final straw for me.
The only match on Monday is Crystal Palace v Manchester United. Bruno Fernandes (£10.7m) has been in great form. He's scored 58 points in his last four games but that was before the two pointer against Burnley. Typical that, especially as many opted for him as captain. 
He’s 57.3% owned so I imagine he will be captain for many on Monday if he's fit. Andre Onana (£7.3m) is fairly highly owned already in 22.5% of teams, despite no clean sheets in his last six games. He's only got one in his last 11 too - pretty grim reading.
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Bruno Fernandes
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<h2>Dan Cox's Sky Gameweek 39 team reveal</h2>
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