We are just three weeks into the new Premier League campaign and already fantasy football managers are getting twitchy over their team selection.
While a number of big-name players have made a fast start to the season, others have yet to get going and some tough decisions have to be made.
Whether you re looking to make up ground on the leaders or consolidate your position among the early pacesetters, matchday three presents a chance to get points on the board.
With the aid of Opta data, Stats Perform has picked out a goalkeeper, defender, midfielder and striker for your consideration.
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DEAN HENDERSON (Everton v Nottingham Forest)
David de Gea s shaky start to the season at Manchester United has coincided with Henderson s good form at Nottingham Forest, where he is spending the season on loan from Old Trafford.
Henderson conceded twice against Newcastle United on the opening weekend, but he starred in last week s 1-0 win over West Ham to give Forest lift-off on their top-flight return.
No goalkeeper has made more saves (11) or prevented more goals (2.2) in the Premier League than Henderson this season, while his save percentage of 75.52 since the start of 2019-20 is the best of any keeper to have recorded at least 50 saves.
RAYAN AIT-NOURI (Tottenham v Wolves)
Wolves are seeking their first win of the season at the third attempt this weekend, having so far struggled to find a way past opponents with just one goal in two games.
That is not down to a lack of trying from Ait-Nouri, as only Trent Alexander-Arnold and Aaron Cresswell (six) have created more than his four chances among defenders.
Ait-Nouri s expected assists (xGA) return of 0.53, meanwhile, is bettered only by Alexander-Arnold (0.97) and Reece James (0.48) in the same positional category.
KEVIN DE BRUYNE (Newcastle United v Manchester City)
Picking up from where he left off last term, De Bruyne has assisted a goal – and scored one of his own – in each of City s opening two Premier League matches.
The Belgium playmaker s three direct goal involvements this term is bettered only by former team-mate Gabriel Jesus, who has scored two and assisted two for Arsenal.
De Bruyne has been involved in 24 goals in his past 22 games in the competition, and he is one of four players to have scored and assisted in 20 different games since 2015-16.
OLLIE WATKINS (Crystal Palace v Aston Villa)
England international Watkins may be seeking his first goal of the campaign, but he chipped in with two assists in last week s victory over Everton.
The 26-year-old has now been involved in six goals in his past seven Premier League matches, scoring three and assisting three, having also ended last season strongly.
That form could spell bad news for Palace, as only against Liverpool (five) has he been involved in more top-flight goals than he has against the Eagles (three).
