Week 34 Draft EPL Waiver Wire

The week 34 Fantrax draft EPL waiver wire is essential for managers, as four teams have a bye this gameweek.

Week 33 suggestion Jakub Kiwior earned a shutout against Ipswich and then scored against Crystal Palace. John McGinn had a solid opening game and added some more in the second game as a sub. James Mcatee started the second of City’s two games, after sitting out the first game. He didn’t score much. Chris Richards received a red (after two silly and soft yellow cards) card early in the first game. For managers with Richards, it’s doubly disappointing because he was then suspended for the second. 

It could be a tough week as the teams that played twice last week are not playing this week. So Arsenal, Manchester City, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa players are on byes. It’s key to have a full squad as the season starts to wind down.

Week 34 Fantasy Draft EPL Waiver Wire

Week 34 suggestions (rostered 50% or less) are listed in order from most to least rostered.

Niclas Füllkrug – Forward – Rostered 36% – Brighton vs West Ham

Füllkrug has spent so much of the season injured. His return in April has been a boost for the Hammers. After some productive minutes off the bench, Füllkrug got a start and had an assist in the disappointing 1-1 draw against Southampton. Brighton are winless in five, and have conceded two or more goals in each of those games. In a week where options are going to be limited, he’s a top attacker on the EPL waiver wire this game week.

Marshall Munetsi – Midfielder – Rostered 26% –Wolves vs Leicester

Munetsi has become a consistent player for Wolves. He’s played the full 90 minutes in his last four games, too. Even without goals, the attacking player is scoring Fantrax points. Wolves is playing well too. Leicester has conceded the second most on the season. They have just a single shutout this year, and that was back in October. Wolves attackers are strong options on the EPL waiver wire this week.

Toti – Defender – Rostered 23% –Wolves vs Leicester

Besides a low-scoring game against Spurs, Toti is often hitting double digit returns. Wolves have won five straight and were solid defensively, including two shutouts. Opponents Leicester finally broke their scoring drought two weeks ago, but then were shut out again last weekend. This is a good matchup for Wolves, who are ending the season well, against a team that is already officially relegated.

Ryan Sessegnon – Midfielder – Rostered 19% –Southampton vs Fulham

Sessegnon didn’t see much time until recently. But he’s taking full advantage of the opportunity. He has a goal or assist in four of his last five games, and his performance has earned him three straight starts. Fulham travels to Southampton, who are already relegated and have the worst defensive record in the EPL.

Do your best to have a complete eleven this weekend. Have fun. Good luck.