TOP 10 fantasy performances of Game Week 31
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A look at the standout fantasy performers from Game Week 31, featuring a dominant Wolves goalkeeper and breakthrough displays.
The image that sticks from this round is of a goalkeeper repeatedly denying chances as the scoreboard stayed blank. Wolves keeper José Sá produced a sequence of big saves and a clean sheet that handed him the highest fantasy return of the week. Around him, midfielders and forwards from Burnley, Chelsea and Crystal Palace delivered decisive goal contributions. Tottenham supplied two young scorers who performed despite a backdrop of coaching upheaval at the club. The TOP10 players scored between 17.4 and 24.8 points.
1. José Sá: 24.8 fantasy points
Player started the match. He earned points for a clean sheet, a high number of saves and a major in-box save credited as a standout intervention. The performance was a pure goalkeeping display of reflexes and timing. He stands out in the top ten as the only goalkeeper whose points came predominantly from shot-stopping and a shutout.
2. H. Mejbri: 23.3 fantasy points
Player started the match. His points came from scoring, winning duels and an outfield block, plus being fouled to add further value. The display mixed clinical finishing and combative midfield work. He differs from others by blending goal threat with physical dominance in contests.
3. C. Palmer: 22.7 fantasy points
Player started the match. He contributed a goal and an assist, created a big chance and completed several final third passes, though he also suffered a penalty in points for missing a clear opportunity. He was Chelsea's creative heartbeat in attack. What sets him apart is the mix of direct goal contributions and creative workload, offset by one costly miss.
4. J. Strand Larsen: 21.1 fantasy points
Player started the match. He collected the bulk of his points from goals and added value through duels and interceptions. This was an attack-focused display driven by finishing. He stands out for the volume of points directly attributable to his goals.
5. L. Nmecha: 20.2 fantasy points
Player started the match. He scored, assisted and created a big chance while also contributing won duels and defensive interceptions. The performance showed a forward who can both score and set up teammates. He is notable for an even split between finishing and creating.
6. J. Hill: 20.0 fantasy points
Player started the match. The defender earned points for an assist, creating a big chance, interceptions and blocks, alongside solid duel numbers. His showing combined defensive solidity with attacking contribution. He differs from the rest as a defender providing unusually high creative output.
7. A. Semenyo: 18.5 fantasy points
Player started the match. He scored, assisted and created a big chance, adding work rate in duels and final third passes. He was one of his side's main attacking outlets in the game. He stands out through decisive contributions in key moments.
8. J. Anthony: 18.3 fantasy points
Player started the match. He recorded a goal, created chances and helped win duels, with added value from blocks and assists. It was a clear attacking performance with creative influence. He is differentiated by providing both finishing and chance creation.
9. A. Gray: 17.9 fantasy points
Player started the match. He scored and created big opportunities while winning duels and completing accurate final third passes. His display was one of the brighter notes in a club facing internal pressure. He is notable for delivering under difficult circumstances around the team.
10. P. Sarr: 17.4 fantasy points
Player started the match. He earned points for an assist, creating a big chance, winning duels and contributing defensive recoveries. The performance was balanced across attack and midfield work. Within the top ten he is defined by the mixture of creative assists and combative midfield play.
Summary: Two Tottenham youngsters made the list despite a managerial change at the club, showing individual form can persist amid off-field instability. A high-profile refereeing spat and the accompanying debate about officials have been part of the weekend's backdrop and can influence match moments. Several players on this list will need to replicate similar individual moments to make their performances a sustainable fantasy asset.
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