Price Changes: Bournemouth Duo on the Rise

Today's Fantasy Premier League market saw three price changes, with two Bournemouth players experiencing rises while one West Ham midfielder faced a fall. Let's delve into the details of these fluctuations and their potential impact on FPL managers' strategies.

Price Rises ⬆️

Milos Kerkez (£5.0m, Defender, Bournemouth) Bournemouth's left-back Milos Kerkez has seen his price increase to £5.0m following consistent performances. With a 11.9% ownership, Kerkez has been catching the eye of FPL managers. His next three fixtures against Southampton (A), Wolves (H), and Brighton (A) offer a mix of opportunities for both attacking and defensive returns. In his recent outings, Kerkez contributed to a clean sheet in the 5-0 thrashing of Nottingham Forest and picked up 7 points in the impressive 4-1 away win at Newcastle. However, his 1-point return against Liverpool serves as a reminder of the challenges faced against top-tier opposition.

Antoine Semenyo (£5.7m, Midfielder, Bournemouth) Semenyo's price has risen to £5.7m, reflecting his growing popularity among FPL managers, with a 7.5% selection rate. The midfielder's upcoming fixtures mirror those of his teammate Kerkez, presenting a favourable run for potential returns. Semenyo's recent form has been noteworthy, particularly his 9-point haul against Nottingham Forest. He also contributed to the team's success at Newcastle, scoring 5 points. However, like Kerkez, he struggled to make an impact against Liverpool, managing only 2 points.

Price Falls ⬇️

Low Ownership Player: Ben Irving (£4.7m, Midfielder, West Ham)

The only significant price fall today affected West Ham's Ben Irving, whose price dropped to £4.7m. With a negligible ownership of less than 0.1%, this change is unlikely to impact many FPL teams.

Analysis and Outlook

The price rises for Kerkez and Semenyo highlight Bournemouth's recent upturn in form and their attractive upcoming fixtures. Both players have shown the ability to deliver points, with Kerkez offering defensive stability and potential attacking returns from the back, while Semenyo presents an interesting midfield option at a budget-friendly price.

However, their performance against Liverpool demonstrates the potential volatility in their returns against stronger opposition. FPL managers considering these Bournemouth assets should weigh their recent form and favourable fixtures against the team's overall consistency.

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