Fantasy Premier League managers will have to be shrewd in their decision making when it comes to picking Sheffield United players for the remainder of the season.
Their Double Gameweek in the opening round has heightened interest in their assets but it can be difficult to work out which ones are the best to consider without looking at the underlying statistics.
We are continuing our series of refresher articles, highlighting the best players at each club in the period just before the coronavirus suspension.
As we are sure you understand, a lot has changed since the climax of Gameweek 29, with Premier League players unable to fully train with their team-mates for nearly three months.
However, it should still serve to know who was performing best before the break.
As this article uses data from the Fantasy Football Scout Members Area, only those signed up to a valid package can access it in full.
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4 years, 5 months ago
The more I look at the fixture list, the more appealing I find a GW33+ WC.
Get 3 good fixtures for Arsenal and AVL, ride out City vs Liverpool and maybe gauge if theyre rotating if title is won, get Wolves 3 excellent games, WC in time for ManUnited and Spurs' fixture turn. Also get a decent sample size to gauge rotation, form as well as how teams with nothing to play for are doing