Gameweek 11 Waiver Wire: Draft EPL

We're here every week giving you our tips on the best Draft Premier League players to pick up ahead of Fantrax Waiver Wire processing! Acquisitions via waivers can make or break your Fantasy EPL season, so make sure you follow our Gameweek 11 recommendations to help dominate your Draft League.

Essential reading before your weekly waiver requests process!

Waiver Wire Gameweek 11

Here we outline our Fantasy EPL Waiver Wire Gameweek 11 targets that have 40% rostered or below on Fantrax. These players should perform well over the upcoming period!

Konstantinos Tsimikas (Ros 39%)

Prospects: We have had a few false dawns regarding the Tsimikas-Robbo saga, but this time it seems like the genuine thing. Robertson has been below par all season, after reporting back late due to an injury suffered during the EUROs. His IRL performances were a tad better than his Fantasy ones, but he has not been his usual self this season. Although Slot's new system gives his full-backs less attacking freedom, Robbo's defensive frailties have still forced Slot to make the switch to Tsimikas this past weekend. Slot's system be damned, Tsimikas proved that you can get a mega haul even in these new pastures. With Alonso's Leverkusen coming to Anfield in the midweek Champions League tie, there is no reason to rest players, so once the lineups are announced, we will see a much better picture about the Greek LB's possible weekend starting spot. I expect Robbo to return for the UCL tie and Tsimi to continue in the EPL. I by no means think this isn't temporary as Robbo is a seasoned veteran, who will rise to the challenge. That being said, Slot has proven to favour playing the hot hand, so I expect him to stick with Tsimikas for the time being. Like his manager IRL, ride until the wheels fall off.

Verdict: I would use a mid-tier waiver pick or 6-8 FAB to get him.

Daichi Kamada (Ros 35%)

Prospects: We touted the Japanese mid to pick up the slack in Eze's absence, and he did just that in the draw against Wolves. He took some sets and was involved in all the attacking play, ending up with a double-digit ghost score. We are projecting him to get around 9 points this weekend against Fulham, which, from a waiver-wire midfielder, is more than expected. Although Glasner is hopeful of a quick recovery from Eze (post-IB), we have also been here before with him. So while he is out, Kamada should shine. This is a medium-term pickup which could shore up your midfield problems.

Verdict: I would use a low-tier waiver pick or 3-4 FAB to get him.

Jesper Lindstrom (Ros 9%)

Prospects: Lindstrom was one of the few players who did well in last week's Sleepers XI and he did so in real life too despite his side's defeat to Southampton. He finally stayed on the field long enough to muster up a more than decent 12.75 score and was one of the better players in his team. Everton are up against a lacklustre West Ham next, where if he keeps his spot, the Dane should shine similarly as he did last gameweek. As long as he is a starter, he should be a good option for your fantasy team too.

Verdict:  I would use a mid-tier waiver pick or 4-5 FAB to get him.

Beto (Ros 1%)

Prospects: Another Everton player for the speculative upside of facing West Ham. Beto came on late in the loss against Southampton and sparked the comeback that wasn't to be with a goal in the final minutes that ended up being annulled by VAR. Every time he has come off the bench, he has looked lively and full of energy. With DCL's struggles continuing, it is only a matter of time before Beto finally gets a start.

Verdict: I would use a low-tier waiver pick or 0-1 FAB to get him.

Goncalo Guedes (Ros 0%)

Prospects: Another speculative waiver add in the hope of a start. The once great, now inexplicably forgotten Guedes came on as a sub against Palace and provided the assist that briefly gave Wolves hope of securing a victory. Every appearance this season, be it as a late sub or in the cup, he has looked good. O'Neil needs to trust him more to finally get a tune out of him and ultimately make Wolves climb further up the table.

Verdict: I would use a low-tier waiver pick or 1-2 FAB to get him.

Ismaila Sarr (Ros 25%)

Prospects: Since his introduction in the last few games, Sarr has looked every bit of the player we knew and loved in spells at Watford. In Gameweek 10, against Wolves, he gobbled up attacking ghosts like pacman. Although Sarr was very unlucky not to get on the scoresheet a couple of times during the game, he still ended up with a double digit haul. It is still up in the air whether him, Kamada and co. will do enough to start putting together a string of results without Eze. However, if they succeed, Sarr could be integral to the effort.

Verdict: I would use a low-tier waiver pick or 2-3 FAB to get him.

For all the latest from The Draft Society, follow @Draft_Society on Twitter!

And for more in-depth and exclusive resources, become a member of The Inner Circle.

---

Have you heard about our revolutionary new Draft Fantasy Football app? We call it The Fantasy ToolKit. Expand to read more!

Each gameweek, The Fantasy Toolkit will bring you:

• Recommended waiver adds & drops

• Optimal lineup suggestions

• Matchup projections

• Trade calculator

• All in one customized and personalised package

It's included in our Ultimate Pass and Season Pass plans and will give you a massive leg up on your league-mates. Check out a full demonstration video HERE for more info!