FPL General Names The Best Differentials For The Final Two Gameweeks In His Gameweek 37 Tips

FPL General returns with his latest round of Fantasy Premier League tips ahead of Gameweek 37 – this week listing the best differentials for the final two gameweeks of the season.

FPL Gameweek 37 Tips: Best Differentials For The Final Two Gameweeks

Jamie Vardy (£5.3m)

Leicester City forward Jamie Vardy will make his 500th and final appearance for the club against Ipswich Town on Sunday, exactly 13 years on from g for the East Midlands outfit, and he’ll be on the hunt for his 200th goal for the Foxes.

The club have confirmed that he won’t feature against Bournemouth in Gameweek 38, making him a true one-week punt for the Tractor Boys’ visit on Sunday, and at just 5% ownership, he could prove to be a valuable differential for your team.

Additionally, he has a goal and an assist in his last two league outings, ing a total of nine points against Southampton in Gameweek 35 and five points against Nottingham Forest last time out in Gameweek 36.

Morgan Gibbs-White (£6.4m)

Nottingham Forest star Morgan Gibbs-White heads into Gameweek 37 off the back of a 13-pointer against Leicester last time out, as he picked up three bonus points after grabbing a goal and an assist in the 2-2 draw.

Forest are one of the few teams remaining in the division that have something to play for, so they won’t be slowing down like some of those around them, and they face West Ham (away) and Chelsea (home) in their final two games.

Currently at 6.8% ownership, Gibbs-White looks to be a strong midfield differential as he and his teammates bid to secure a top five finish and Champions League qualification for next season.

Kevin Schade (£5.2m)

Brentford midfielder Kevin Schade is one of the most in-form players in the division currently, having scored four goals in his last three matches despite not completing a full 90 minutes in any of the games.

With a total of 33 points across the last three gameweeks, he’s outperforming most of the big hitters in FPL at the minute.

The Bees, like Forest, still have something to play for, as they look to secure European football for the first time in their history, and they face local rivals Fulham at home and Wolves away in their last two games.

Schade, who is owned by just 3% of players, looks to be a valuable differential ahead of Gameweeks 37 and 38 and, as proven in recent weeks, has the potential to provide plenty of attacking returns for your team.