FPL enters a blank gameweek after a double gameweek, leaving popular players from Manchester City, Bournemouth, and Chelsea unavailable. Many managers will focus on Manchester United and Liverpool for their home matches this week.
Key points
FPL moves from a double gameweek to a blank gameweek
Manchester City, Bournemouth, and Chelsea players are unavailable
Manchester United and Liverpool have home games
FPL managers may use free hit strategy this week
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BBC Sport's FPL team of the week
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FPL goes straight from a double gameweek into a blank gameweek and we're missing some popular picks this week.
But just how many players do you want to pick from those teams?
United lost their last home game to a relegation struggler and Liverpool, with Hugo Ekitike injured, have not had many reliable FPL assets this season.
The team of the week is selected based on current FPL prices to fit within a £100m budget, as if you were playing a Free Hit.
Don't miss our FPL special Q&A with expert Holly Shand, live on the BBC Sport website on Friday, 24 April at 15:30 BST.
Given Palace will have their eyes on their huge European semi-final against Shakhtar Donetsk five days after this game, backing Liverpool's defence is a safe bet.
Will Palace manager Oliver Glasner rest the likes of Ismaila Sarr and Jean Philippe-Mateta again? There's a high chance.
Van Dijk, surprisingly given Liverpool's defensive struggles at times, is the second-highest scoring defender this season.
Goal threat and facing a distracted Palace side - Van Dijk is perhaps the easiest pick this week.
Arsenal need to bounce back from four straight domestic defeats. Luckily for them they face a Newcastle side also in turgid form.
With no Arsenal attacking assets really worth a punt at the moment, you can put your faith in their trusty defence.
Midfield
Mohamed Salah (captain), Liverpool, £14m - Crystal Palace (h)
You have to take a punt on Salah this week if you can, not least because it might be the last chance you get - with him leaving Liverpool at the end of the season.
Palace could end up being favourable opponents this week, if they are distracted at all by their European fixture.
And Salah has a goal in his past three starts. His numbers in that time aren't incredible - four shots on target, three big chances and three goals.
But Salah is on penalties and it wouldn't be a surprise if he found his way to two returns, which is what you want from a captain.
Only Fernandes (49%) has been involved in more of his side's goals this season than Wilson (43%).
Over their past six games, only Chelsea and Burnley have conceded more than Villa's 13 goals.
Expecting this match to be high-scoring, an attacking asset from each team makes this week's XI.
Casemiro, Manchester United, £5.7m - Brentford (h)
Three goals in his past five starts for Casemiro and only Arsenal (19) have scored more set-piece goals than United (16), which is where the Brazilian thrives.
This is also a pick that backs United's attack - the third-highest scoring at home - to overcome Brentford's defence.
The Bees have conceded 1.11 goals per game at home compared to 1.56 on the road.
Seasoned FPL managers have seen this before from Watkins - it looks very much like the start of a hot spurt of form and you want to catch that before it is over.
Three goals and an assist in his past three games and Watkins looks in top shape at a key point of the season.
Villa's seven-goal thriller against Sunderland last time is also a good sign. If attacks get on top at Craven Cottage then it could be another bonanza for Watkins.