Best FPL Midfielders Under £6.5m: Gameweek 3

The case for Mamadou Sangaré in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Easy fixture against Sunderland (H) in Gameweek 3, 9.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 9.0 expected points from the model. At £5.7m, Mamadou Sangaré does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 13.1% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Anton Stach is the number 2 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 8.5 expected points. At £6.0m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 8.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Medium rated fixture against Brighton (A) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 2.8% of managers, Anton Stach sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £6.1m, Anthony Elanga faces Bournemouth (H) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 8.5 expected points. Form of 8.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 8.5 xPts places Anthony Elanga near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 8.1% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Keane Lewis-Potter in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Easy fixture against Sunderland (H) in Gameweek 3, 8.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 8.0 expected points from the model. At £5.5m, Keane Lewis-Potter does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 1.8% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Pascal Groß is the number 5 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 7.5 expected points. At £5.5m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 7.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Easy rated fixture against Leeds (H) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 14.5% of managers, Pascal Groß sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £5.5m, Granit Xhaka faces Brentford (A) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 7.5 expected points. Form of 7.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 7.5 xPts places Granit Xhaka near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 4.6% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Alex Scott in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Medium fixture against Newcastle (A) in Gameweek 3, 7.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 7.0 expected points from the model. At £6.0m, Alex Scott does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 1.9% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Kevin Schade is the number 8 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 6.5 expected points. At £6.0m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 6.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Easy rated fixture against Sunderland (H) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 3.9% of managers, Kevin Schade sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £6.5m, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall faces Man Utd (H) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Hard for difficulty. The model projects 6.5 expected points. Form of 6.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 6.5 xPts places Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 4.4% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Iliman Ndiaye in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Easy fixture against Coventry City (H) in Gameweek 3, 6.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 6.5 expected points from the model. At £6.0m, Iliman Ndiaye does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 13.8% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Dan Ndoye is the number 11 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 6.0 expected points. At £5.5m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 6.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Medium rated fixture against Spurs (H) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 0.6% of managers, Dan Ndoye sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £6.0m, Marcus Tavernier faces Newcastle (A) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 5.5 expected points. Form of 5.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 5.5 xPts places Marcus Tavernier near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 2.3% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Diego Gomez in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Easy fixture against Leeds (H) in Gameweek 3, 5.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 5.5 expected points from the model. At £5.0m, Diego Gomez does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 4.5% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Vitaly Janelt is the number 14 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 5.0 expected points. At £5.0m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 5.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Easy rated fixture against Sunderland (H) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 0.6% of managers, Vitaly Janelt sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £5.0m, Harrison Armstrong faces Man Utd (H) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Hard for difficulty. The model projects 5.0 expected points. Form of 5.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 5.0 xPts places Harrison Armstrong near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 0.4% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Julio Enciso in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Hard fixture against Liverpool (H) in Gameweek 3, 5.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 5.0 expected points from the model. At £5.5m, Julio Enciso does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 0.7% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Victor Munoz is the number 17 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 5.0 expected points. At £6.5m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 5.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Easy rated fixture against Ipswich Town (A) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 1.2% of managers, Victor Munoz sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £4.5m, Malick Yalcouyé faces Leeds (H) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Easy for difficulty. The model projects 4.5 expected points. Form of 4.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 4.5 xPts places Malick Yalcouyé near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 1.5% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Josh King in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Medium fixture against Crystal Palace (H) in Gameweek 3, 4.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 4.5 expected points from the model. At £5.5m, Josh King does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 0.7% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Mohamed Belloumi is the number 20 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 4.5 expected points. At £5.0m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 4.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Medium rated fixture against Aston Villa (H) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 0.8% of managers, Mohamed Belloumi sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £5.0m, Joe Willock faces Bournemouth (H) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 4.5 expected points. Form of 4.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 4.5 xPts places Joe Willock near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 0.4% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Neto in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Very Hard fixture against Arsenal (A) in Gameweek 3, 4.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 4.0 expected points from the model. At £6.5m, Neto does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 1.3% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Roméo Lavia is the number 23 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 4.0 expected points. At £5.0m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 4.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Very Hard rated fixture against Arsenal (A) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 0.2% of managers, Roméo Lavia sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £4.5m, Regan Slater faces Aston Villa (H) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 4.0 expected points. Form of 4.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 4.0 xPts places Regan Slater near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 4.6% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Nilson Angulo in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Medium fixture against Brentford (A) in Gameweek 3, 4.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 4.0 expected points from the model. At £5.0m, Nilson Angulo does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 0.1% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Christos Tzolis is the number 26 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 3.0 expected points. At £6.5m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 3.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Hard rated fixture against Chelsea (H) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 22.1% of managers, Christos Tzolis sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £6.0m, Youri Tielemans faces Everton (A) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 3.0 expected points. Form of 3.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 3.0 xPts places Youri Tielemans near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 2.1% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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The case for Elliot Anderson in the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket comes down to three things: a Easy fixture against Coventry City (H) in Gameweek 3, 2.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks, and 2.5 expected points from the model. At £6.4m, Elliot Anderson does not require you to sacrifice depth elsewhere in the squad to the same degree as premium options. Owned by 5.3% of managers, the data makes a clear case at this price point.

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Enzo Le Fée is the number 29 ranked midfielder under £6.5m heading into Gameweek 3, with the model projecting 2.5 expected points. At £5.9m, that is one of the stronger expected-points-per-pound returns in this bracket. Form of 2.5 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. A Medium rated fixture against Brentford (A) provides a clear pathway to a return. Owned by 6.6% of managers, Enzo Le Fée sits in a useful ownership bracket.

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At £6.5m, Rayan faces Newcastle (A) in Gameweek 3, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 2.0 expected points. Form of 2.0 points per game over the last 2 gameweeks backs the projection. Within the under-£6.5m midfielder bracket, 2.0 xPts places Rayan near the top of what this price range currently offers. At 2.4% ownership the rank impact of a return is real but manageable.

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