The GW10 deadline, 18:30 on Friday, has passed and teams are locked. In the twelve hours before it, one flag moved on a player owned by 5% or more, and two doubts are still open. Here is what they mean for the side you picked and for the GW11 plan.
FPL cleared Ezri Konsa Ngoyo on Friday afternoon (14:30), moving him from 75% to fit with no flag. He is owned by 23.4% and the odds agree with FPL. We give him a 93% chance of appearing when Arsenal host Hull City on Saturday 7 November, and he comes to 6 expected points, the most of any player here. If he is in your eleven, good. Either way, keep him at £4.8m: on this week's numbers he is nearly two points clear of the £5.1m to £5.2m defenders.
The doubts still open: Dominic Calvert-Lewin is still at 75%, and FPL's note says a foot injury. He is owned by 18.5%, and our chance of him appearing against Spurs at home on Saturday is 70%, a little below FPL's figure. He comes to 3.4 expected points with a 34% chance to score. If he misses out, your first eligible bench player comes on automatically. If he plays, hold him and judge him on his next flag. Bobby Thomas stayed at 50%, with FPL's note saying a calf injury, and Coventry City were due at Everton on Friday. The odds were gloomier than FPL: 39% to appear and 1.3 expected points. At £4.0m and owned by 7.6%, he is the one to consider moving for GW11 if the flag stays. This week, Jeremy Jacquet and António Silva at £5.1m came to 4.2 expected points each and Luka Vušković at £5.2m to 4.1. Check their GW11 numbers in the planner before you spend the extra £1.1m or more.
Nothing can change until the GW11 deadline, so watch the injuries page over the weekend: the next flags will decide the GW11 calls.
Sources: Fantasy Premier League