Mohamed Salah (captain), Liverpool £13.3m – away at Everton

First name on the teamsheet, no arguments at the moment.

Salah is on for a historic FPL season and we’re riding that wave.

Morgan Rogers, Aston Villa, £5.3m – home to Southampton

Rogers, a popular budget pick at the start of the season, has had two frustrating runs of blanks this season and you can see why his ownership has dropped in recent weeks.

But he still has four goals and two assists, which is very decent in his price range.

Home to Southampton is as juicy as it gets at the moment and Rogers will have plenty of chances to add to his tally from that position he occupies just behind Watkins.

Bukayo Saka, Arsenal, £10.5m – away at Fulham

Salah’s incredible point scoring is grabbing the headlines but Saka and Palmer are also on pace for 300-point seasons in midfield.

There’s only room for one in this week’s team and Saka gets the nod, with six returns in his past three games.

Jarrod Bowen, West Ham, £7.4m – home to Wolves

Wolves have conceded eight goals in their past two games.

West Ham aren’t playing badly in attack – they had 31 shots in the defeat at Leicester which could easily have been 5-1 to them instead of a 3-1 loss.

Boss Julen Lopetegui is under major pressure, they need a result and Bowen is their talisman.

It all seems to be aligned for a West Ham victory.

Amad Diallo, Manchester United, £5m – home to Nottingham Forest

Diallo passes the eye test – he is so exciting to watch and majorly involved in Ruben Amorim’s system as a right wing-back.

Since the Portuguese manager arrived at OId Trafford, Diallo has three assists in his two starts.

In that time only Bruno Fernandes (seven) has made more key passes than Diallo’s five and the Ivory Coast winger has created the most big chances of any player (three).