Fantrax EPL: Gameweek 13 Sleepers XI + Weekly Streamers

Our Gameweek 13 Sleepers XI / Streamers article provides Fantrax managers with a lineup of Fantasy EPL hidden gems.  Our starting eleven of Draft Premier League differential picks will help you find a golden ticket to a big score this weekend!  These hints and tips will give you a better chance of picking up an all-important victory, as one of our picks could easily make the difference in a Head-to-Head game! We have added Streamers who are structured based on kick-off times and are even less rostered than are Sleepers for even more differential value!

We'll be focusing on players that will bring us not only attacking returns or clean sheets, but also those players that score Ghost Points in the sophisticated and statistics based Fantrax Scoring System!

Fantasy EPL Gameweek 13 Sleepers XI

For this section, we use the % rostered from Fantrax. Our only rule is that each player we highlight is required to be rostered in 60% of leagues or below at the time of writing. Therefore there's a good chance these players will be free agents in your Fantrax Draft League!

GK: Robert Sanchez

Team: Brighton

Opponent: Leeds (Home)

Rostered: 56%

Points Last Gameweek: 0

Prospects: After serving his suspension last week, Sanchez should be back in the starting XI this weekend. Leeds have become the top team to target for both attacking and defensive Sleepers and Streamers and, although they have shown signs of improvement in the last few fixtures, I am still expecting Sanchez to deliver his usual great point return.

DEF: Rayan Ait-Nouri

Team: Wolves

Opponent: Norwich (Away)

Rostered: 49%

Points Last Gameweek: 20.5

Prospects: After his off-season performances, Ait-Nouri was very high on everyone's draft board, only to sit out the first two months of the campaign. After Marcal's injury, he was given the chance to impress and he did just that. With the Brazilian back, Ait-Nouri's spot might be at risk again, but he has surely done enough to warrant an extended run in the team.

DEF: Ben Davies

Team: Tottenham

Opponent: Burnley (Away)

Rostered: 16%

Points Last Gameweek: 4.5

Prospects: I am not super high on Conte's Spurs as I think there are much bigger problems with the squad than what a manager change can instantly fix. That said it is always a smart decision to trot out an aerially adept defender against the Wood-led Burnley attack.

DEF: Adam Webster

Team: Brighton

Opponent: Leeds (Home)

Rostered: 9%

Points Last Gameweek: 6.25

Prospects: Doubling down on the Brighton defense is definitely risky as they have not been their impressive self lately. That said, with Webster back in the team, he should continue to command the "alpha" role in defense.

DEF: Pontus Jansson

Team: Brentford

Opponent: Everton (Home)

Rostered: 57%

Points Last Gameweek: 0

Prospects: Everton have a whole host of injuries and suspensions to contend with and while there is light at the end of the tunnel, this weekend comes too soon for DCL, and probably Gray and Doucoure too. Jansson has been a steady performer who has the ability to pop up with attacking points as well from set pieces.

MID: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Team: Liverpool

Opponent: Southampton (Home)

Rostered: 27%

Points Last Gameweek: 9

Prospects: The Ox has played more minutes in the last few games than in the previous 18 months and as the injury worries are behind him, he is growing in confidence with every second on the pitch. His direct style is one that has been missing from the Liverpool midfield for quite some time so Klopp will be glad he has another attacking piece to play with. In the unlikely chance that Oxlade-Chamberlain does not get the nod this weekend, I would consider keeping him on roster not only because he will feature heavily during the festive period. Also because he might get his chance to deputise in the front 3 when AFCON comes around, which would skyrocket his value.

MID: Marc Albrighton

Team: Leicester

Opponent: Watford (Home)

Rostered: 14%

Points Last Gameweek: 12.5

Prospects: Albrighton has always been a very high upside streamer, but he couldn't nail down a starting spot in the Leicester team since their title-winning season. With RiccyP out injured and struggling with form, Rodgers might give Albrighton an extended run at the wing-back spot. When playing, he takes a fair few set pieces, so he jumps up to the second Fox on my fantasy starting list after Vardy.

MID: Milot Rashica

Team: Brighton

Opponent: Wolves (Home)

Rostered: 36%

Points Last Gameweek: 3

Prospects: This Rashica recommendation might as well have been Billy Gilmour as both of them have played well in Smith's first game in charge and Norwich's second win of the season. The set piece picture is still not crystal clear in this new look Norwich team, but either midfielder could provide great value in the MID4 category.

MID: Michael Olise

Team: Crystal Palace

Opponent: Aston Villa (Home)

Rostered: 38%

Points Last Gameweek: 0.5

Prospects: I am trying to talk an Olise start into existence. He has looked assured and electric in his cameo appearances for Palace and surely deserves a start. If so, he could score big against a Villa side still figuring out life under a new manager. Also what a matchup of legendary midfielders on the bench as coaches!!

FWD: Alexandre Lacazette

Team: Arsenal

Opponent: Newcastle (Home)

Rostered: 58%

Points Last Gameweek: 6.5

Prospects: Projected to score the highest among under 60% rostered forwards who are likely to start, I couldn't leave out a personal favourite of mine, Lacazette. He has been playing well since getting into the first team, but he needs to start scoring to properly nail down his starting spot up top as Arteta might start rotating if Laca cannot find his scoring boots. That said, Newcastle under Howe haven't miraculously become decent, let alone good, overnight, so they are there for the taking.

FWD: Joelinton

Team: Newcastle

Opponent: Arsenal (Away)

Rostered: 24%

Points Last Gameweek: 25.5

Prospects: Everyone is talking about Sir Joe of Lintonshire. Well, we are. I touted his Brentford performances in the Ghost Point Hunters article and he looks to have a new lease on life in Howe's attacking system. Temper your expectations, but just like Newcastle themselves, Arsenal haven't had a stellar defense this season either. Maybe we are in for a 3-3 again.

Stream your Way Through the Gameweek

For this section, we use the % rostered from Fantrax. Our only rule is that each player we highlight is required to be rostered in 40% of leagues or below at the time of writing. These players, as opposed to the Sleepers highlighted above, are only worth "streaming" meaning that while the above XI all have their argument for being held mid- to long-term, the players highlighted below have much longer odds of starting this week or regularly, but offer a higher chance of high scoring point return.

Saturday 12:30 GMT

ARS vs NEW

Martin Odegaard - If Pepe is not playing, he will have set-piece monopoly.

Jacob Murphy - Historically high scoring streamer in a potential end-to-end match.

Saturday 15:00 GMT

LIV vs SOU, NOR vs WOL, CRY vs AVL

Todd Cantwell - Slowly coming back to full fitness, if Smith trusts him in a front 3, you could as well.

Anwar El Ghazi - Buendia was pants last week. I am intrigued by AEG under Stevie!

James Milner - Could be on some sets, worth a start either in mid of def.

Joao Moutinho - Very inconsistent this season, but it's Norwich...

Ashley Young - Gerrard had high praise for Young, if starting as a wing-back, I like him a lot.

Saturday 17:30 GMT

BHA vs LEE

Neal Mapuay - Well its Leeds...

Sunday 14:00 GMT

BRF vs EVE, MCI vs WHU, LEI vs WAT, BUR vs TOT

Joao Pedro - Sarr out could see Pedro or Cucho starting and I like either of them as a high upside streamer against a Leicester side who look devoid of confidence.

Davinson Sanchez - Was BAD against Mura. Ghosted out in the short cameo last weekend though, so vs Burnley, anything can happen.

Imran Louza - Looked great against United, but to be fair, who didn't...

Cole Palmer - Pamer didn't feature midweek against PSG and Grealish and Foden are still doubtful. Could we see him start in back-to-back EPL games?

James Justin - I don't expect Rodgers to break his tradition of rushing players back from injury, but if he does, Justin is a decent player to stream.

Sunday 16:30 GMT

CHE vs MUN

Ross Barkley - Ghost Point Royalty, but sadly the last game of the GW, so you might get stuck having to drop him for the likes of Matic.... Yikes.

The Stash

Alex Telles - I wouldn't start him against Chelsea, but he will surely get his chance to impress Rangnick

Joe Willock - The short turnaround could see him line up against Norwich

Daniel Podence - A rotation piece for sure, but could be a huge upside streamer against Burnley

Patson Daka - Surely his time is near. Short week, Impotent offence, all the signs are there

Ryan Fraser - He looked great after coming on, will face Norwich in GW14

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