Gameweek 7 presents a spread of low-ownership options across defence and midfield. Vuskovic at Brighton leads the differentials with 4.6% ownership, while Justin at Leeds sits lowest at 1.6%. Several players benefit from favourable fixtures: Brighton face Crystal Palace with a difficulty of 2, and Spurs host Coventry City, also at difficulty 2. Form varies considerably across the group, with Cunha at Man Utd showing the strongest recent returns.
Vuskovic leads the differentials
| Kick-off | Home | Away |
|---|---|---|
| Sat 17 Oct, 11:30 | Everton 4 | Chelsea 3 |
| Sat 17 Oct, 14:00 | Brentford 4 | Liverpool 3 |
| Sat 17 Oct, 14:00 | Fulham 2 | Hull City 3 |
| Sat 17 Oct, 14:00 | Man City 2 | Ipswich Town 5 |
| Sat 17 Oct, 16:30 | Newcastle 3 | Aston Villa 3 |
| Sun 18 Oct, 13:00 | Bournemouth 3 | Sunderland 3 |
| Sun 18 Oct, 13:00 | Brighton 2 | Crystal Palace 4 |
| Sun 18 Oct, 13:00 | Leeds 4 | Man Utd 3 |
| Sun 18 Oct, 15:30 | Nott'm Forest 4 | Arsenal 3 |
| Mon 19 Oct, 19:00 | Spurs 2 | Coventry City 3 |
Common questions
Who is the best differential for Gameweek 7?
Vuskovic at Brighton combines the strongest form of 8.0 with a favourable difficulty-2 fixture against Crystal Palace, making him the most compelling differential despite 4.6% ownership.
What counts as a differential in FPL?
In FPL, a differential is any player owned by fewer managers than the average, typically those below 10% ownership. Lower ownership increases rank gains if the player outperforms expectations.
How many differentials should I own?
The number of differentials to select depends on individual strategy and squad balance. These ten players offer varying ownership levels from 1.6% to 6.4%, allowing managers to choose their preferred level of differentiation.