Set pieces + penalties: All 20 Premier League clubs' takers - updated

We had our first proper look at each team's main set-piece takersin Gameweek 1 of Fantasy Premier League (FPL). Since then, however, we've seen new signings arrive, players return from injury and new set-play pretenders come to the fore.

So, in this piece, we look back on who was on dead-ball duties in Gameweeks 2-5. As well as providing a table of all 20 Premier League clubs' corner, free-kick and penalty takers, we'll discuss any notable changes from our last article.

GAMEWEEKS 2-5: PENALTY AND SET PIECE TAKERS Based on the official Opta data in our Members Area, here is a breakdown of the latest round of matches. Corners Crosses from free-kicks Shots from direct free-kicks Penalties taken Arsenal Saka (9) Rice (7) Dowman (1) Rice (2) Odegaard (1) Saka (1) Aston Villa McGinn (8) Buendia (3) Garnacho (1) Mbaye (1) McGinn (2) Buendia (1) Bournemouth Tavernier (9) Scott (8) Brooks (1) Tavernier (4) Truffert (4) Scott (3) Tavernier (2) Scott (1) Brentford Damsgaard (8) Janelt (4) Lewis-Potter (2) Carvalho (1) Damsgaard (2) Janelt (1) Brighton & Hove Albion Gross (12) De Cuyper (10) Gross (4) Boscagli (3) De Cuyper (1) Gross (1) Chelsea James (9) Neto (9) Henderson (7) Gusto (3) Estevao (1) Palmer (1) Rogers (1) James (3) Palmer (1) Rogers (1) Coventry City Grimes (6) Rudoni (6) Tchaouna (3) Torp (1) Hamer (1) Mason-Clark (1) Rudoni (5) Grimes (3) Tchaouna (2) Torp (1) Crystal Palace Pino (6) Wharton (5) Kamada (1) Pino (3) Wharton (1) Pino (2) Everton Dewsbury-Hall (10) Garner (8) Hackney (3) Garner (3) Hackney (1) Garner (1) Fulham Iwobi (9) Bobb (8) Kevin (3) Sessegnon (2) Iwobi (3) Palacios (1) Hull City Belloumi (6) Slater (4) Giles (4) Cho (1) Gelhardt (1) Belloumi (1) Giles (1) Ipswich Town Lukic (7) Fatawu (7) Philogene (1) Fatawu (1) Davis (1) Leeds United Stach (16) Wilson (4) Stach (5) Wilson (1) Stach (2) Liverpool Szoboszlai (11) Tsimikas (2) Mac Allister (1) Szoboszlai (6) Szoboszlai (4) Manchester City Anderson (8) Cherki (7) Fernandez (5) Foden (2) Ndiaye (1) Fernandez (3) Cherki (2) Fernandez (1) Manchester United Fernandes (21) Mbeumo (8) Cunha (1) Fernandes (3) Shaw (1) Rashford (2) Fernandes (1) Fernandes (1) Newcastle United Hall (11) Barnes (3) Elanga (3) Murphy (2) Miley (1) Hall (3) Barnes (1) Murphy (1) Dedic (1) Wissa (1) Nottingham Forest McAtee (7) Williams (6) Netz (1) Gibbs-White (4) McAtee (1) Gibbs-White (1) Gibbs-White (1) Sunderland Xhaka (8) Le Fee (6) Hume (1) Xhaka (8) Le Fee (2) Xhaka (1) Isidor (1) Le Fee (2) Tottenham Hotspur Savinho (11) Tel (6) Fernandes (5) Maddison (3) Porro (3) Kudus (3) Robertson (2) Marmoush (2) Robertson (3) Maddison (2) Porro (2) Marmoush (1) Maddison (1) Tel (1) NOTES USUAL SUSPECTS ON PENALTIES There weren't any real shocks from the spot, with the likes of Bruno Fernandes (£11.9m) and Bukayo Saka (£9.5m) continuing where they left off in 2025/26.

Saka's penalty-taking prospects are boosted by the lack of game-time given to Viktor Gyokeres (£7.1m),with whom he job-shared last season. Also staying on penalties is Enzo Le Fee (£5.7m).

Despite a miss from 12 yards in Gameweek 4, he was back successfully converting spot-kicks in the subsequent UEFA Europa League win over AZ Alkmaar. As pretty much expected, Yoane Wissa (£6.2m) and Pascal Gross (£5.8m) stepped up after the summer exits of last season's penalty takers.

Wissamissed his effort in Gameweek 5,of course. Morgan Gibbs-White (£8.0m) got the nod over Liam Delap (£5.6m) and Igor Jesus (£5.8m) when Nottingham Forest were awarded a penalty in Gameweek 2, although Chris Wood (£5.8m) was off the field at the time.

In the cups, Jorgen Strand Larsen (£6.0m) and Victor Torp (£5.3m) took spot-kicks for Crystal Palace and Coventry City. With Ismaila Sarr (£6.2m), Jean-Philippe Mateta (£6.3m) and Haji Wright (£5.4m) all absent, however, those two may still be far from first choices.

ENZO INTO THE EQUATION AT CITY Enzo Fernandez (£6.9m) got off the mark for Manchester City with a well-taken direct free-kick in Gameweek 5. It marked a busy afternoon of set-piece duties for the Argentine international, who was on corner-taking duties from both sides against Sunderland.

Those were the first corners he'd taken in a City shirt since his move. Elliot Anderson (£6.3m), who'd taken at least one corner in all four preceding Gameweeks, took a backsheat at dead-ball situations.