The Premier League is back after the international break and attention fully turns to the final run in.
It’s the same for FPL and some managers may already be planning long-term for the remainder of the campaign.
While the focus will be on individual players, there are a lot of teams with a good FPL Fixture Difficulty Ranking (FDR) from now until the end of the season. So it might be worth doubling, or even tripling up, on some of their assets. The question is, who are they?
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<h3>Newcastle United</h3>
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Average FDR remaining: 2.4</li>
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On paper, Newcastle should cruise from now until the end of the season. Seven of their final 10 games have been given a Fixture Difficulty Rating of 2 by FPL, including matches against Sheffield United and Burnley.
 Their hardest fixture is a trip to Old Trafford, though that is yet to be scheduled.
Even their 3s aren’t too bad, facing Fulham away and Tottenham at home.
There are a few Newcastle players to look out for, with Anthony Gordon presenting a consistent budget pick this season, but Alexander Isak seems the must-have option. 
He leads the line and takes penalties while Callum Wilson is injured, with goals in each of his past two matches – having recently returned from injury himself.
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<h3>Chelsea</h3>
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Average FDR remaining: 2.5</li>
</ul>
Chelsea do have some difficult fixtures coming up, most notably Arsenal and Aston Villa within a few days of each other. 
But the Blues also have a handful of favourable match-ups on paper. Chelsea face all three of the teams currently in the relegation zone, starting with Burnley this weekend. 
They also have two double gameweeks coming up, and though this includes games against Tottenham and Brighton, it won’t harm your chances to have Chelsea players.
Nicolas Jackson is an interesting player and one you might look at, but be wary as he is only one yellow card away from a two-game suspension. 
The standout man is, of course, Cole Palmer. He’s been directly involved in goal in each of his past five home league starts, and Chelsea have six games at Stamford Bridge.
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<h3>Wolves</h3>
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Average FDR remaining: 3.1</li>
</ul>
Wolves’ run in is an interesting one. They do face all three title contenders as well as Aston Villa, but the rest of their games are all a 2 on FDR. 
Three of those 2-rated games are against teams fighting relegation, with another two in the bottom half of the table. Wolves have shown they can cause problems for the bigger sides too.
Unfortunately for Wolves, a lot of their key players are struggling with injury, although Rayan Ait-Nouri has been producing returns in defence. 
But Matheus Cunha is returning at the right time. Before his injury, Cunha was in good form, with returns in four of his past six Premier League matches, including a hat-trick against Chelsea.
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<h3>Brentford</h3>
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Average FDR remaining: 2.4</li>
</ul>
Brentford’s final nine games brings a sea of green. The run in is sandwiched by matches against Manchester United and Newcastle, and there is a trip to Aston Villa. 
But other than that, it’s nothing but 2s. Sheffield United, Luton and Everton are among the teams facing Brentford, all fighting relegation. They also face Bournemouth and Fulham among the bottom-half clubs.
Ivan Toney is dropping out of FPL teams, but is it worth keeping him? Surely he can’t keep this poor run of form going, especially with Brentford’s upcoming fixtures. 
Other options for a double-up include the cheaper option of Yoane Wissa, and Mark Flekken for those in need of a goalkeeper.
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<h3>Manchester United</h3>
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Average FDR remaining: 2.8</li>
</ul>
Manchester United do still face Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal, but they will be happy with their final run in on paper. 
The Red Devils have a run of four consecutive matches with an FDR of 2 between April and May, which includes home games against Sheffield United and Burnley. 
United also have a game to be rescheduled, meaning a double gameweek will come up.
Rasmus Hojlund will be a must-have on his return from injury, but Andre Onana is a solid goalkeeper to have too. He keeps clean sheets and gets those all-important save points, high up in both metrics this season.
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