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TOP 10 fantasy performances of “Game Week 22” in the Premier League

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The top 10 fantasy performers of Game Week 22 led by B. Fernandes on 27.3 points. Points in the top ten ranged from 16.7 to 27.3.

At Old Trafford the final whistle left Bruno Fernandes at the centre of attention, his hands raised after a game in which moments mattered as much as the final numbers. Across the weekend there were scenes that split opinion from a challenged tackle that stirred VAR debate to goalless matches that put a premium on dead ball situations. In the TOP10 players the points spanned from 16.7 up to 27.3.

1. B. Fernandes – 27.3 fantasy points

Played the full match. His score came from heavy creative involvement, including four big chances created and twelve successful passes into the final third. Fernandes operated as the decisive playmaker in a high profile fixture, turning possession into clear scoring opportunities. Compared with others in the top ten he stood out for the volume of big chance creation and influence in the final third.

2. C. Romero – 22.9 fantasy points

Played the full match. He combined a goal with dominant defensive displays, winning numerous duels and making several important blocks. Romero offered the kind of defensive stability that also contributed directly to his fantasy return. He differed from other top ten performers by blending a goal contribution with consistent defensive impact.

3. C. Summerville – 21.7 fantasy points

Played the full match. He scored and was heavily involved in attacking duels, drawing fouls and challenging defenders. Summerville emerged as the main offensive threat, his goal and ball work producing strong fantasy points. Unlike other forwards in the list he mixed physicality with end product in the penalty area.

4. P. Dorgu – 18.5 fantasy points

Played the full match. He netted a goal while also registering a high number of ball recoveries and won contests. Dorgu provided an unexpected attacking spark from defence while remaining solid at the back. He stood apart by converting defensive actions into a notable attacking return.

5. J. van Hecke – 18.1 fantasy points

Played the full match. He added a goal or assist and completed over twenty successful passes into the final third. Van Hecke acted as a crucial passing outlet, influencing how attacks were built. His standout feature compared to others was the volume of progressive passes into dangerous areas.

6. Mateus Fernandes – 17.6 fantasy points

Played the full match. He contributed a goal or assist alongside solid ball recoveries and chance creation. Mateus functioned as a versatile midfielder performing both defensive and creative tasks. He was notable among the top ten for balance across phases of play.

7. R. Sanchez – 17.6 fantasy points

Played the full match. The goalkeeper made six saves, including four from inside the box, and kept a clean sheet. Sanchez was pivotal with close range interventions and match defining stops. He differed from other keepers in the top ten by the number of high value saves he produced.

8. E. Ampadu – 17.2 fantasy points

Played the full match. His points came from defensive contributions, creating chances and a goal or assist, plus twelve successful passes into the final third. Ampadu provided dynamism through transitions from defence to attack. Compared with other midfielders he offered the most balanced impact in both directions.

9. Pedro Porro – 17 fantasy points

Played the full match. He recorded a goal or assist, high attacking involvement and several accurate final third passes. Porro once more showed the offensive profile of a modern full back, seeking the end product from wide positions. Among defenders in the top ten he had the highest number of attacking attempts and involvement in finishing moves.

10. D. Rice – 16.7 fantasy points

Played the full match. He earned points through midfield stability, chance creation and key recoveries. Rice acted as a steadying force, balancing defensive duties with the occasional attacking contribution. Unlike many others in the top ten his return came from consistent, reliable performances rather than standout individual moments.

Summary: The game week produced a blend of standout individual displays and matches that rewarded cautious approaches and set piece effectiveness. The contested tackle that sparked VAR conversation sat alongside scoreless games that boosted the value of players who deliver from dead balls. Young players seeking minutes through loans remain a key consideration for fantasy managers planning transfers ahead.

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