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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> previews Sky Gameweek 41 and exclusively reveals his team and transfer plans.

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<h2 class="p1">Dan Cox's Sky Gameweek 41 preview</h2>
As we enter the final four gameweeks of the season, there is still a chance to make gains if you have any transfers left to take advantage of fixture gains and even removing injured players which others may not be able to.
There are four days of action this week, including two single gamedays of Leicester v Liverpool and Newcastle v Brighton.
The action starts on Saturday -  the first game of the day is Leeds v Newcastle. Newcastle could provide you with a few players that could boost your final leaderboard position.
The Magpies have four games left to play but two of these are single gamedays ( Brighton and Leicester ), so choosing the right captain for these could pay dividends. 
Nick Pope (£7.1m), Kieran Trippier (£7.8m), Alexander Isak (£8.1m) and Callum Wilson (£7.9m) are four options that stand out.
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Trippier is really heavily owned by the top 1,000 managers - 76.5%. Pope (14.5%) is quite popular and if Newcastle keep a clean sheet in both of the singles, that will really benefit owners.
The two forwards are interesting, Wilson has 15 goals and five assists and 154 points this season, while Isak has 10 goals with one assist for 97 points.
Wilson has started just two of the last six but still has a decent points return despite this. Isak has started five of the last six.
The good thing is for Saturday that you can see the lineup if you fancy bringing someone in. Admittedly, I don’t like to bring in a player in a straight swap before the one you're taking out has played but on occasions it can work.
You may want to wait until Thursday's game - or even the Gameweek 42 single gameday against Leicester - to bring one of the forwards in. They might start against Leeds but then be benched when you want them as a captain.
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Some of the options in Sky from Newcastle
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<h3>Other captaincy options on Saturday</h3>
The two other games that interest me for a captaincy pick on Saturday are Manchester United v Wolves and Aston Villa v Spurs.
Marcus Rashford (£8.1m) is 89.4% owned and Harry Kane (£11.6m) is at 71.5%. Spurs only have two games left after Saturday, so Kane could be moved on if you don’t plan to captain him against Brentford or Leeds.
Bear in mind Leeds have conceded 20 goals in their last six, although Sam Allardyce will be looking to tighten things up at the back.  
<h3>Sunday games</h3>
There are three games on Sunday. Everton v Manchester City is a 2pm kick off, so again we can check the City lineup.
City face Real Madrid in midweek, so this could affect the minutes of Erling Haaland (£11.5m), who somehow failed to score against Leeds last weekend.
Arsenal face Brighton at 4.30pm. The Seagulls surprised a lot of people with their 5-1 defeat to Everton on Monday night. Those of us who captained Lewis Dunk (£7.9m) couldn’t believe our eyes. I was banking on a 10 or 20 pointer, not a zero-point captaincy.
Dunk is in 85.1% of the top 1,000 teams, so if you did captain him you weren’t alone. Brighton have five games left from Sunday, so if you move on to their assets, the fixture gains are there.
Brighton have Arsenal, Newcastle, Southampton, Manchester City and Aston Villa, which aren’t the easiest apart from the Southampton game.  
Kaoru Mitoma (£7.2m) is a good option and Alexis Mac Allister (£7.4m) has been great value all season.
The Argentine is 45.5% owned in the top 1,000 and has 170 points this season, including 22 in his last two games from two goals, shots bonus twice and a single tier-one passing bonus.
Solly March (£6.9m) owners have a problem - a hamstring injury means the midfielder is likely to be missing for a few weeks.
At 41.6% top 1,000 ownershio, a fair few are in the same boat. The problem is that his price may leave a few stuck with replacement options.
You could go to Moises Caicedo (£6.7m) or even just leave him in and use your transfers elsewhere. 
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Brighton have plenty of games left to play
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<h3>Two single fixtures to end the gameweek</h3>
Monday's single gameday is Leicester v Liverpool. Mohamed Salah (£11.7m) is 93.9% owned in the top 1,000, so should be a popular choice, especially given Leicester conceded five goals last time out to Fulham.
Virgil van Dijk (£10.7m) is 20.1% owned among the top 1,000 and has scored nine points in each of his last two games.
The final fixture of the week is Newcastle v Brighton and as mentioned, there are a few Newcastle and Brighton assets to choose from - it's just a case getting lucky with the right captain. 
<h3>Chat fixtures and all things Sky with Hub members</h3>
If you'd like day-to-day discussion of Sky, then I highly recommend the Hub's WhatsApp groups for premium members.
We discuss everything going - from captains to transfers and fixtures.
It's especially good for those days when plans can change last minute. There's experienced managers to get advice from and many who have had and are on for top finishes this season.
Hub members Dale Pointer and David Baxter are ranked third and seventh respectively!
If you don’t listen to the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Syin7_xUox4">3-1 Sky podcast</a> then I would recommend it - the hosts are smashing it. Paul is currently first and second overall, and Fergi is sixth.
<a href="https://www.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/whatsapp">Find out more about our WhatsApp groups here</a>.
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