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            <p><em>FPL GW14 fixtures and tips. Every week the brilliant <a href="https://twitter.com/FFCommunity_">Holly Shand</a> brings us her insight into the blend of FPL fixtures vs FPL form to help us decide on the best transfers for the coming Gameweek.</em></p>
<p>FPL Gameweek 14 is the third in quick succession and the congested schedule has meant that those trends and patterns we could rely on in previous weeks fading away. There will be no let up given the festive schedule and looming blanks and doubles.</p>
<p>The combined chart demonstrates the teams with the best balance of form and fixtures going forward. There's also my top three transfer targets for Gameweek 14.</p>
<p>The FPL fixtures chart uses the <a href="https://cms.fantasyfootballhub.co.uk/fixture-ticker/">Hub's fixture ticker</a>, focusing on attack for the next four Gameweeks. The form charts also have attack in mind, studying the number of goals scored per game, whilst reflecting the format of the site ticker.</p>
<h3>FPL Fixtures Chart</h3>
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<p>It's <strong>Burnley </strong>who take top spot in the fixtures chart, although they aren't famed for their attacking prowess, so it's unlikely we will be choosing to jump on board their assets anytime soon. <strong>Tottenham Hotspur </strong>take second place, with <strong>Liverpool </strong>coming behind them in third: they've put some distance between themselves and most of the rest of the league.</p>
<p>While many managers over recent weeks have opted to hop off the Spurs attack in favour of assets from Liverpool and the Manchester clubs, now could be the perfect time to get back on board or hold firm with them. <strong>Heung-Min Son (£9.6m) </strong>and <strong>Harry Kane (£10.9m) </strong>remain the two biggest points scorers in the game and continue to chip in with attacking returns, despite Jose Mourinho adopting a more defensive playing style.</p>
<p>Depending on chip strategy, the good news is that Spurs have a fixture in the Blank Gameweek 18. Consequently, they only have a single fixture in the big Double Gameweek 19, although this does look to be an enticing fixture away at Sheffield United. Don't overlook owning them because they don't have a double, as you could gladly hold them through this period and reap the rewards.</p>
<h3>FPL Form Chart</h3>
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<p>There's a big cluster of teams performing well in the form charts; <strong>Manchester United </strong>have the narrow lead with <strong>Manchester City, Southampton, Leeds United, Liverpool </strong>and <strong>Newcastle United</strong> following closely behind them.</p>
<p><strong>Bruno Fernandes (£11.0m) </strong>remains the key acquisition from Manchester Untied, despite his first away blank of the season in midweek. Keep an eye on <strong>Marcus Rashford (£9.4m) </strong>and <strong>Anthony Martial (£8.7m) </strong>who have plenty of upside, should they continue the form demonstrated midweek: both provided two attacking returns and are arguably more prolific at Old Trafford.</p>
<p>Leeds United's inclusion here is slightly skewed by their five goals last midweek to Newcastle United, but showcases their budget assets to include in a potential Double Gameweek 19 Bench Boost. <strong>Patrick Bamford (£6.3m) </strong>remains the consistent source of points for Leeds United with nine goals for the season.</p>
<p><strong>Callum Wilson (£6.6m) </strong>grabbed his 11th offensive return of the season in the midweek fixture too, although the fixtures turn for the worse after this weekend and there's no Double Gameweek for Newcastle United scheduled yet either.</p>
<p>Both <strong>Danny Ings (£8.4m) </strong>and <strong>Che Adams (£6.0m) </strong>are vying for our attentions in a very good Southampton side. If funds are tight, I think the latter at £2.4m less than Ings is a worthy option for your squad; he's delivered four goals and five assists this season, while barely missing a minute of action. Choosing budget forwards allows to splash out on the likes of <strong>Kevin De Bruyne (£11.9m) </strong>who is a midfield staple and genuine armband pick on a weekly basis.</p>
<h3>Form vs Fixtures</h3>
<p>The top spot remains unchanged for the Gameweek 14 Fixtures vs Form chart, with the gap at the top narrowing once again. </p>
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