Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 7 Team Reveal: Sleeper Picks & Squad Strategy (2026/27)
Bănulescu ⚡ Gameweek 7Deadline Alert GW7 Deadline: Saturday 17th of October, 14:30 Roster Constraint: 11 Starters + 5 Substitutes Target Contest: Free EPL🇬🇧-R7 Contest ($0 cost, 4.500 XFC rewards) The Premier League is always spiced up by the drama of big stars and top clubs. But at its core, it's all about an immense number of the world's best football players slugging it out every weekend.
Looking to win in fantasy football Premier League in Gameweek 9? These are the players that I would recommend you focus on.
My other suggestion is you take those skills and apply them to FootballCoin 's daily fantasy football game. It's a good challenge and a nice way to win real prizes.
My GW7 Fantasy Squad Reveal Goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen (Brighton) - Right about this time, I trust Brighton against nearly any opposition. When that opposition happens to be Crystal Palace, which has struggled to express itself effectively in attack, I reckon Verbruggen might be the best keeper you can get for Premier League fantasy football.
Defenders Michael Keane (Everton) - 3* in FootballCoin - Once again, Everton is proving to be one of the more resilient and efficient teams in the EPL. Just wait until the goals start pouring in.
In the meantime, defenders like Keane are helping the team accrue points, something that they should be able to continue doing when they play Chelsea. Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal) - 2* - Free w/ lease in FootballCoin - This Arsenal team looks quite sensational.
That, however, is also reflected in the status of the players in fantasy football. Want an Arsenal defender that is still affordable?
John Egan (Hull) - 2* - Free w/ lease in FootballCoin - Hull's defence remains impressive, and Egan continues to be the leader of it. Against a Fulham that has squandered many goal-scoring chances, Egan needs to help The Tigers earn points that will see them sit far away from relegation worries.
Bobby Thomas (Coventry) - 1* - Free in FootballCoin - You can't argue with Thomas' affordability or with the fact that Coventry looked against Newcastle last week like a team that had finally found its swing. Opponents, Tottenham, on the other hand, continue to look unimpressive upfront.