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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> reveals his Sky Gameweek 4 team and transfer plans and previews the fixtures ahead.

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<h2 class="p1">Sky Sports Fantasy Football Gameweek 4 preview</h2>
On the face of it, Gameweek 4 looks pretty easy to navigate. There's three days of fixtures and two straightforward captaincy choices. 
The action starts on Friday with Luton v West Ham. 
I think a lot of people - and I’m one of them - picked Marvelous Nakamba (£6.6m) to cover this game off. 
The Zimbabwean midfielder has frustratingly been one tackle away from bonus in both of Luton’s games this season. I’m hoping he can make four on Friday to even remotely make owning him appear worthwhile. 
Ideally he’ll score a brace but considering he’s 29 and only scored three league goals in his whole career, I’m certain we can rule that out. I’d easily take the eight points as captain now - for a starting 11 and tier-one tackle bonus.
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Marvelous Nakamba
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Given I don't own any West Ham players, I’m just hoping that Jarrod Bowen (£8.8m) and James Ward-Prowse (£8.4m) have a quiet night. 
Both have been delivering good points. Ward-Prowse has 17 points from a goal and two assists and Bowen has 24 points from two goals and one assist. 
Bowen is in 8.46% of teams, so he’s in a fair few, but Ward-Prowse is in just 3.33% - a nice differential for owners. If either of them brings in a 10-20 pointer, it’ll hurt. 
West Ham  play Manchester City and Liverpool after the Luton game, so if you don’t already own one of their players, I wouldn’t be looking to bring someone in this Friday. Unless they get a 20 point captaincy haul it's unlikely to be worthwhile. 
<h3 class="p3">Saturday fixtures</h3>
Saturday sees six games and again it’s again a case Erling Haaland (£12.0m) as captain unless you're daring to be different. 
Manchester City host Fulham and the Norwegian is in 81.99% of all teams.
 The only problem is that if everyone captains Haaland, then we’re not gaining anything on captains when City play, although it is a big risk to go for someone else.
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Erling Haaland
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<h3>Sunday games</h3>
There's three games on Sunday but only two are of interest for me - Liverpool v Aston Villa and Arsenal v Manchester United. 
Mohamed Salah (£11.5m) is always an option, provided he’s still at Anfield. I can’t see him leaving myself but you never know. 
I’m not brave enough to go for a Darwin Nunez (£9.4m) or Luis Diaz (£9.6m) selection. 
Ollie Watkins (£9.3m) is a decent enough price and despite failing to score, does have three assists so far. His 21.01% ownership is enough to worry non-owners. 
Arsenal and United is a case of take your pick. Bukayo Saka (£10.4m) has 25 points so far, with 41.30% ownership. He took a penalty against Fulham, so he still appears to be in the mix for spot-kick duties. 
Declan Rice (£8.1m) hit passes and tackles against Fulham. 
Bruno Fernandes (£10.7m) is one to keep an eye on - the United penalty taker scored last week and can get points from shots, passing and tackle bonus. 
Last week against Nottingham Forest, he achieved shots bonus with two on target, but just missed out on passes with 55 and also just missed out on tackle bonus by one. 
Marcus Rashford (£10.9m) also returned last week, with two assists. He was moved back to the left and I think that’s where he is more likely to get points from. 
A lot of people - myself included have moved him on. I hope that’s not going to be a regret. His ownership is still high at 25.31%.
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Plenty of Sky captain options on Sunday
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