In the final stretch of the 2025/26 Fantasy Premier League season, with only two gameweeks remaining, the focus shifts to making strategic transfers that can provide an immediate impact. One popular approach has been targeting the defenses of relegated clubs, Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers, by bringing in attackers who play against them. This strategy has proven successful, as both clubs have struggled defensively in their last four matches, conceding 10 and eight goals, respectively.
Among the top targets for Gameweek 37 are Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres and Bukayo Saka. Their home match against Burnley has attracted a significant number of new owners, with 77,000+ and 57,000+ transfers, respectively. This is due to Arsenal's need for a big win to boost their goal difference in the title race with Manchester City.
Other clubs facing out-of-form defenses include Aston Villa, Everton, and Wolves. Villa's Morgan Rogers and Ollie Watkins have been in good form, with Watkins leading the way on 28 points over the last four gameweeks, scoring three goals and providing an assist. Everton's Beto and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have also been reliable, with Beto scoring three goals and Dewsbury-Hall combining a goal with two assists.
When it comes to attacking threat, Watkins and Leandro Trossard stand out with six big chances involved in their last four matches. Beto and Gyokeres have matched Watkins' four big chances, with Beto's 10 shots in the box being the most among all players. John McGinn and Iliman Ndiaye from Aston Villa and Everton, respectively, also have an edge over their midfield teammates.
In the Wolves vs. Fulham match, Adam Armstrong emerges as a potential beneficiary of Wolves' home clash. His two big-chance involvements and seven shots in the box rank top among all players from those two clubs. This strategic approach, focusing on vulnerable defenses and identifying top performers, can significantly impact the final Fantasy Premier League standings.
