FPL DGW36 Differentials: Top Low-Owned Picks for Double Gameweek 36

**Junior Kroupi (**£4.6m, Fulham **v Bournemouth)**

**Owned by 6.0%** Junior Kroupi has adapted to Premier League football seamlessly. The young forward has been in outstanding form, scoring four goals in his last five appearances for Bournemouth. His overall return of 12 goals in just 18 starts is exceptional for a 19-year-old. With Bournemouth continuing to rely on his attacking output, Kroupi represents a high-upside differential with both form and opportunity on his side.

**Matheus Cunha (**£8.1m, Sunderland **v Manchester United)**

**Owned by 7.9%** Matheus Cunha has wasted no time rediscovering his rhythm after returning from injury. The forward has now scored four goals in his last five games, playing a key role in Manchester United’s push for a top-four finish. His growing chemistry with Bruno Fernandes has made United’s attack far more dynamic, and Cunha’s ability to both score and create makes him an appealing differential heading into the run-in.

**Bukayo Saka (**£9.8m, West Ham **v Arsenal)**

**Owned by 8.4%** Bukayo Saka might not traditionally be considered a differential, but his recent ownership drop due to injury has made him a more unique pick. The Arsenal talisman has now scored in back-to-back matches, including a crucial goal in the Champions League that helped secure a place in the final. With Arsenal still firmly in the title race, Saka will be central to everything they do going forward.

**Richarlison (**£6.3m, **Tottenham v** Leeds**)**

**Owned by 5.8%** Richarlison has stepped up at a crucial time for Tottenham. The Brazilian has contributed a goal and an assist in his last two matches, helping Spurs pick up vital points in their fight to avoid relegation. With momentum building and confidence returning, Richarlison could be a key figure again, especially against a Leeds side that has struggled defensively throughout the season.

**Thierno Barry (**£5.7m, Crystal Palace **v Everton)**

**Owned by 0.7%** Thierno Barry made a huge impact off the bench in Everton’s thrilling 3-3 draw with Manchester City. The young striker scored twice with instinctive finishes, immediately catching the eye. His brace took his tally to eight goals for the season, and with increased opportunities likely, Barry is shaping up to be a very interesting budget differential for managers looking to chase upside.