<h2>GW17 review</h2>
The first double gameweek of the season brought my record differential XI score, with the team passing the 100-point mark for the first time.
It could have been much better but the team, like most other fantasy managers&#8217;, was hit by a ruthless streak of rotation. Several big names missed a game, impacting David Silva as one of my captain options.
But there were several successes, namely captaining Antonio Rudiger when he helped himself to a clean sheet and tier-two passing bonus. The 20-point return compensated somewhat for David Luiz missing the second game of the week.
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<h2>How the XI performed (GW17)</h2>
Key: G = goal, A = assist, CS = clean sheet, MOTM = man of the match, T1T/T2T = tier-one/two tackles, T2P = tier-one/two passing, TI/2S = tier-one/two shots, TI/2SA = tier-one/two saves  (c) = captain YC = yellow card
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Ederson &#8211; 2 &amp; 3 &#8211; T1S, YC = 5
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Callum Paterson (c) &#8211;2 &#8211; YC &amp; 0 = 2
Antonio Rudiger (c) &#8211; 20 &#8211; CS, T2P &amp; 4 &#8211; T2P = 24
Aaron Wan-Bissaka &#8211; 7 &#8211; CS &amp; 0 = 7
David Luiz &#8211; 10 &#8211; CS, T2P &amp; 0 = 10
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Christian Eriksen (c) &#8211; 5 &#8211; A &amp; 10 &#8211; A = 15
Felipe Anderson (c) &#8211; 13 &#8211; G, MOTM &amp; 4 = 17
Leroy Sane &#8211; 10 &#8211; A, MOTM &amp; 8 &#8211; G = 18
David Silva (c) &#8211; 2 &amp; 2 = 4
Gylfi Sigurdsson &#8211; 1 &#8211; YC &amp; 2 = 3
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Roberto Firmino &#8211; 2 &amp; 6 &#8211; G = 8
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TOTAL: 113 (previous record 83)
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<h2>Arsenal asset</h2>
Saturday sees a tasty clash between Chelsea and Manchester City &#8211; a battle of prized assets from Eden Hazard to Raheem Sterling.
Fantasy managers might see Arsenal&#8217;s home clash with Huddersfield as a more predictable affair. After weeks of back-and-forth switches between Aubameyang and Lacazette as the most popular Gunners player, it&#8217;s the former who is now the clear favourite with 13% and just under 6% ownership respectively.
The rest of the Arsenal side isn&#8217;t highly fancied. Only two others are backed by more than two per cent.
Among the major differentials is Lucas Torreira (£8.4m/1.4%). The Uruguayan has caught my eye with consecutive MOTMs, a goal and assist. He comes with a warning, having also picked up two yellow cards, bringing his season total to four &#8211; but in a game Arsenal are expected to dominate, could Torreira make it three MOTMs in a row?
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<h2>Wolves howling again</h2>
Newcastle wins in gameweek 14 and 16 have proved slightly more promising for the Magpies but a 3-0 home defeat to West Ham reminded us of their frailties.
Three goals in his last four gives Salomon Rondon (£9.5m/0.6%) a place in our squad, given Newcastle v Wolves is the only game on Sunday.
But on the other side, Wolves pair Matt Doherty (£6.5m/7.32%) and Raul Jimenez (£7.9m/6.4%) also make the grade. Wingback Doherty, who registered a goal and an assist is a mainstay in my regular team. While Wolves may not have been as generous in providing clean sheet points in recent weeks, I feel Doherty always has a chance of being involved down the other end. On days like Sunday, he gives you a chance of doubling up on attacking returns and/or defensive returns.
Jimenez, meanwhile, also has a goal and assist to his name in the last two games. He&#8217;s quietly gone through the season scoring four goals and setting up his teammates for six others.
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<h2>Gomes the ghost?</h2>
Owned by a meagre 0.1 per cent, Andre Gomes (£9m/0.11%) scored 11 points in gameweek 17. A tier-two passing bonus against Newcastle and a MOTM away to Liverpool shows the Barcelona loanee&#8217;s potential.
Gomes faces Watford on Monday &#8211; another day where a single game takes place.
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<h3>Differential XI (Under 10% ownership at the time of writing, not team’s most popular player)</h3>
Lukasz Fabianski (£6.5m/2%)
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Matt Doherty (c) (£6.5m/7.32%)
Hector Bellerin (£8.9m/2.08%)
Yerry Mina (£8.1m/0.7%)
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Lucas Torreira (c) (£8.4m/1.4%)
Andre Gomes (£9m/0.11%)
Gylfi Sigurdsson (c) (£9.1m/8.64%)
Leroy Sane (£10.3m/9.2%)
Felipe Anderson (£8.7m/4.3%)
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Raul Jimenez (£7.9m/6.4%)
Salomon Rondon (£9.5m/0.6%)
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TOTAL: £92.9m

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