Fantasy Premier League: Palmer, Welbeck and Schade, differences for the run-in

We are in the last two weeks of the season, which is usually unpredictable and high. If you pursue a big lead in your mini-League or are simply not where you want to manage, you may have to take some risks to achieve the desired rank increase.

It is also a time to have a little fun, maybe build up some stories or just go for your favorite players.

The season will be over in two times of Gamewoek. So if you are looking for a few picks under the radar or in lower property, you are in the right place.

Here I will go through the best differentials that are targeted for the last two GameWoeks of the season.

Cole Palmer Captaincy?

Cole Palmers (£ 10.5 million) It was worrying in the second half of the season. Since GameWeek 21, the English international has not scored an open goal. During this time he achieved a punishment and conducted three templates.

However, we know from the previous one and a half seasons that he is an elite player and an FPL assets value.

In the course of the campaign, he has 15 goals and 10 templates and is still the third highest player in the game. It is only a matter of time before it switches to goal again.

Will Cole Palmer deliver points in run-in? (Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

His game in GameWeek 37 against Manchester United (h) offers him another great opportunity to get started again.

Ruben Amorim’s team should turn again five days later due to their Europa -League final. Manchester United sits in the 16th place with nothing to play and they have already shot around their Europa League games.

Chelsea, on the other hand, will see her next two games as a must if you qualify for the Champions League football next season.

This would mean that Palmer is very likely to play the full 90 minutes, and he also has set pieces and punishments.

It is actually a large different option to captivate the captain for everyone who is ranked. It will be very lively, which is extremely rare for a premium assets.

The captain has the potential to put them in the ranks because I don’t believe that it will be popular at all.

The markets also agree because it scores a goal at 47 percent at all times.

Budget options

Danny Welbeck (£ 5.5m) Enjoy his best season in the Premier League. He has 10 goals and four templates and looks nailed in five of his last six games for 90 minutes.

Brighton Welcome Liverpool (H) in GameWeek 37, which really runs on the beach. So this game should see many goals.

In GameWeek 38 they compete against Spurs, who will have played their Europa League Final four days earlier, so that we could see another twisted line -up from Poseteclou.

Spurs were also terrible this season because they are in the league 17th. They granted 59 goals (fifth fifth together) with an XGC of 59.3 (fourth must) and were therefore clearly one of the worst defenses in the league.

Danny Welbeck is always a threat (Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

Welbeck is only 6.2 percent of managers at the time of writing and is therefore a rather large differential.

He plays as No. 9 in a good attack team, for which there is also something to play. They are currently ninth and can still qualify for Europe if they win their last two games.

His favorable price also means that he acts as a great Enabler. If you have two free transfers, you can remove one of your strikers so that he can collect some money to improve a different place in your team.

Kevin Schade (£ 5.2m) Had a great season with impressive 11 goals and four templates. His minutes also look more than safe because he has started every game since GameWeek 23.

Too bad is a great option for the last two games and another player who can act as an enabler due to his low price.

Brentford plays Fulham (h) and Wolves (a) and you have every chance to cope with a European qualification location.

His underlying numbers were also great, with an XG (expected destinations) of 8.2, which shows that its shape is more than just a purple patch.

At the time of writing, it still belongs to less than three percent of managers and he is exactly the kind of differential that she can shoot into the ranks at that time of the season.

He will very likely start in the last two games of the season and play enough minutes when Brentford urges to Europe.

Julio Enciso (£ 5.4 million) is another cheap midfielder who looks like a great differential. He has two goals and support in his last five games and is currently in possession of 0.2 percent.

IPSWICH TOWN will play the next Leicester City (A) and West Ham United (H) and these are both profitable games for the team of Kieran McKenna.

Leicester and West Ham have nothing to play like Ipswich, so I would imagine that these games with a high number of points and games will attack.

Enciso has played in the last two 90 minutes and has probably been the best player from Ipswich in the past few months.

Other options for distinction

There are other ways to differentiate yourself to win rank than to bring a low possession player.

When you look at these captains, it looks like Ollie Watkins (£ 9.0m) this week will be the highest player. Therefore, even if you choose as with articles Bryan Mbumo (£ 8.3 million) or Mohamed Salah (£ 13.7m) You can gain a significant floor for the captain.

Early captain’s survey for GW37 🧢

– Abdul Rehman (@fpl_salah) May 12, 2025

The split in the voices shows that there is no extremely popular captain, so it is a good week to look at less obvious captain picks.

You can also try to double your defense or to secure yourself against teams. This can be effective ways to expand points without taking too much risk.

For example, I have a double defense of Arsenal and Manchester City, but I also have Alexander Isak (£ 9.5m).

I could play two MAN City defenders, bank David Raya (£ 5.5m) And Jakub Kiwior (£ 4.8m) And play Isak. If I am confident that Newcastle will score, this is a good strategy. All I need to clarify is a single goal of Isak.

Or if you believe that Arsenal has a clean leaf, then play the double defense and the Bank Isak.

The long -term strategy now runs out of the window, and with only two Spielwoeks the luck factor is increased. If it is a stomach in the season, it is now.

(Top photo: Kevin Schade from Alex Pantling about Getty Images)