<h3>Sky Sports Fantasy Football &#8211; Dan’s Transfer Targets</h3>
<p>As we head into Gameweek 12, 2016/17 Sky Sports Fantasy Football champion Dan Cox highlights five players for you to consider for your fantasy XI this week.</p>
<p>The fixtures are once again spread over three days this week so there are plenty of opportunities to secure some points.</p>
<h3>Roberto Peyera (7.8m)</h3>
<p>Watford’s win at Molineux last week might have been a bit of a shock to some &#8211; given Wolves fine start to the season. But it was a timely reminder of Roberto Pereyra’s point scoring potential. The Argentinian scored a fantastic goal after bursting into the box before expertly flicking the ball into the roof of the net to secure a 2-0 victory.</p>
<p>That goal was the fourth that Pereyra has scored for Javi Gracia’s side this season. And combined with the two MOTM awards he has collected so far now puts him on 51 points for the season &#8211; the same as Mo Salah. In just 16% of teams and facing a struggling Huddersfield side at Vicarage Road. I think he&#8217;ll add to his seasonal points tally.</p>
<h3>Mo Salah (12.9m)</h3>
<p>Talking of Mo Salah, Liverpool face Cardiff at Anfield on Saturday. And it’s one of those games if you don’t already own him your going to be fearing the worst. Cardiff have conceded 17 goals in the last six games and only Fulham have a worse goals against tally. However, Cardiff did manage to record a first win of the season last weekend against Fulham to lift them out of the relegation zone. However, I think it&#8217;ll still be one-way traffic at Anfield.</p>
<p>Salah scored last weekend in the win over Huddersfield and is now on four goals for the season. Currently, in 42.26% of teams, the Egyptian is still the most selected player in the game and owners will hope that this weekend is the one where he really repays the faith. I will probably give him the armband on Saturday and I’m expecting a double-digit points haul.</p>
<h3>James Maddison (7.6m)</h3>
<p>I’ve tipped him before and I still think James Maddison is a great option. Maddison is normally at the heart of the action for Leicester. I thought he was lively against Arsenal and was unlucky not to have two assists. Bernd Leno made a brilliant low save from Harry Maguire’s header from Maddison’s free kick, whilst Wilfred Ndidi saw his header rattle off the bar from a Maddison corner. On another day they both go in.</p>
<p>Being the set-piece taker for Leicester really is an added bonus as shown above if someone can manage to convert a corner or free kick then it’s a good source of assist points. It’s West Ham up next for the Foxes on Saturday and Maddison could add to his tally of 61 points from three goals, two assists and three MOTM.</p>
<h3>Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (12.5m)</h3>
<p>Onto Sunday and I think Arsenal and in particular, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is the standout option. With 49 points for the season from six goals and one assist he’s been in great form. Especially in the last two games where he’s scored a brace in each. Even more noteworthy is that he hasn’t even started the last two, coming off the bench in both.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, this is where I was caught out as I transferred in Alexandre Lacazette who did his best to avoid scoring on Monday night. I just couldn’t bring myself to transfer in Aubameyang when he wasn’t in the starting XI. How typical is it that? That now puts Aubameyang on 49 points for the season and surprisingly for a player that’s scored 25 points in his last two games is only in 8.9% of teams. With a trip to Selhurst Park on Sunday I can see that ownership percentage increasing considerably.</p>
<h3>Kevin de Bruyne (12m)</h3>
<p>Moving onto Monday and the final fixture of the Gameweek. And it’s a big one as Tottenham host Manchester City live on Sky Sports. And you might be surprised to learn that the player I’m tipping is someone with just a solitary point to his name.</p>
<p>But that player is Kevin de Bruyne and he has missed the first two months of the season. But now he’s back and I’d expect him to start racking up the points like he did last season. De Bruyne scored 281 points last season from eight goals, 17 assists and 10 MOTM awards so I don’t think he’s a player you can ignore for long. This poses the problem how do you fit in another premium priced player into your team. It’s something you need to consider as the Belgian returns to Premier League action.</p>
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