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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 41 preview, covering the final matches of the season.
Please note, ownership levels quoted are for the game's top 1,000 managers.

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<h2 class="p1">Sky Gameweek 41 preview</h2>
It seems almost crazy to say but it’s the final gameweek of the season. With many managers having ran out of transfers and just one captaincy day left there’s not much left to decide. 
It's mainly the final day's captaincy and if you do have any transfers, you have the luxury of being able to move on any non-starters like the injured Ederson (£7.8m) who is in 5.8% of teams - I hope managers who have him have a transfer left. 
It’s been a pretty decent end of the season for me. I’m 353rd and considering the pig's ear I’ve made with moves and captains, I’m pretty pleased with it. I’m on for a seventh top 500 finish. 
I haven’t been able to add to the three top 100 finishes - but there’s always next season. 
As for Sunday and who to captain, Bukayo Saka (£10.4m) is just 16.2% owned and could be a good differential if you're chasing. The Gunners play Everton at home and will likely need a win to have any chance of winning the title. 
Chelsea host Bournemouth and the Sky player of the season for me would be Cole Palmer (£6.5m). He's 99.4% owned and he has 251 points for the season, just seven behind Erling Haaland (£12.0m). Not bad at almost half the price. 
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Sky player points totals
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Crystal Palace face Aston Villa and Ollie Watkins (£9.3m) is just 17.3% owned. Palace have been in great form of late and with Champions League football secured there may be a bit of a hangover for Villa.
Jean-Philippe Mateta (£6.7m) is just 8.8% owned and Michael Olise (£7.9m) is in even fewer teams at 2.7%. Eberechi Eze (£8.2m) is in a few more at 4.3% but all three are considerably under-owned. Surely a lack of transfers has kept their ownership low. 
Jurgen Klopp’s last game for Liverpool is a home fixture against Wolves. Mohamed Salah (£11.5m) is in 40.7% of teams. Apart from a goal and a couple of assists against Spurs, he’s done next to nothing in the last six games. Maybe he can end the season and Klopp’s reign with a goal or two.
It looks like Manchester City will collect their fourth title in a row against West Ham and Haaland as always is likely to be the most popular player to captain. 
Two goals in midweek in the win over Spurs should wrap up his second Golden Boot award. He’s in 87.8% of teams - surprisingly there are over 12% that have decided to go against him.
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Erling Haaland
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Phil Foden (£9.5m) is in 72.5% of teams and has had a great season, although I know a few have fallen the wrong side of captaincy calls between him and Haaland recently. When most of us captained him and he was ill, it did leave a sour taste. 
Sheffield United face Spurs at home and Son Heung-min (£9.7m) is 63.4% owned. He’s scored 17 goals this season and racked up nine assists but he’s really frustrated me. Maybe it’s because every time I’ve needed him he hasn’t delivered. He is the sixth-highest scoring midfielder this season, so he’s done OK really. 
As mentioned, Cole Palmer is my player of the season in sky and I had him from gameweek 10 when he’d only started three games, so I was well ahead of the crowd there.
<h3>Sky flops</h3>
If only I hadn’t owned several other players, I’d have done a lot better. Levi Colwill (£7.5m) - what happened to him? He started 20 games this season Chelsea being pretty poor for the first half of the season didn’t help. 
His teammate Enzo Fernadez (£8.4m) was a massive disappointment. I was expecting passing and tackle bonus aplenty but he was a major flop. He has managed 112 points from 26 starts and just three goals and assists. 
Marvelous Nakamba (£6.6m) looked like he was going to be a cheap enabler who’d smash tackle bonus. He did get tackle bonus five times in his 13 starts but then was injured and just fell off the face of the earth. 
Many of us got sucked into the Jordan Beyer (£6.6m) trap. He was a defender for Burnley who could hit tackle and maybe passing bonus. The only problem was that Burnley didn’t keep clean sheets and again he got injured and disappeared. 
Another disappointing pick was Marcus Rashford (£10.9m). He was the second-highest priced midfielder but to date only has 113 points and seven goals from 26 starts. He's not done enough for me to warrant a place in the England team for the Euros. 
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Marcus Rashford. Picture by Getty Images
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Lisandro Martinez (£8.5m) earned just 20 points from seven starts. I was hoping for tackle bonus and maybe the odd passing bonus. But what I got was yellow cards and an own goal. The Butcher? Don’t make me laugh - the only thing he butchered was mine and many others' hopes of winning £50,000!
The start of the season was a nightmare for Nicolas Jackson (£9.4m). Nine games, one goal, five yellow cards and he was then suspended for the single game day, which was the reason we all picked him. 
Darwin Nunez (£9.4m) is currently the seventh-highest scoring striker, with 11 goals and 11 assists. But for a player who’s had 107 shots this season, only 10 less than Haaland, he doesn’t half miss some chances. 
It’s all about timing though, like when many brought him in and he scored one goal in 10 games. He’s also currently just 10 points ahead of fellow striker Carlton Morris, who you could have had for £7.1m. 
Gabriel Jesus (£10.0m) has been a flop this season. The second-highest priced striker in Sky, he's managed just 89 points and just four goals. Four goals in an Arsenal side who have scored 89 league goals this season. 
And Reece James (£9.1m) has to be done as a fantasy option. He's had so many injures. He has 14 points this season, has only started five games. He does have two assists but two red cards too and now his season is over as a result. He'll even miss the start of next season after his sending off against Brighton.
<h2>Dan Cox's Sky Gameweek 41 team reveal</h2>
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