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Bruno Fernandes, <\/b>Manchester United<\/b><\/a>, \u00a310.4m – <\/b>Nottingham Forest<\/b><\/a> (h)<\/b><\/p>\n Chasing the outright Premier League assists record, Fernandes is not a player worth dropping for the final day.<\/p>\n He’s guaranteed to start, while so many other big-money assets could be rested.<\/p>\n Crysencio Summerville, <\/b>West Ham<\/b><\/a>, \u00a35.4m – <\/b>Leeds<\/b><\/a> (h)<\/b><\/p>\n The Dutchman hasn’t scored in six games but he has explosive potential, as shown by his run of four goals in four games earlier in the season.<\/p>\n He’s the ideal final-day punt if you have a midfield spot, with the Hammers chasing a win to give them a chance of staying up.<\/p>\n Cole Palmer, <\/b>Chelsea<\/b><\/a>, \u00a310.3m – <\/b>Sunderland<\/b><\/a> (a)<\/b><\/p>\n Another player who has done little for weeks but if you are talking about final-day gambles who are capable of getting you 20 points, Palmer tops the bill.<\/p>\n Remember his hat-trick earlier in the season at Wolves<\/a>?<\/p>\n Chelsea<\/a> are also chasing Europe, which means they will play at full pelt.<\/p>\n And, if you like your underlying stats, over the past six gameweeks – Palmer only played in five – his xG is 1.75, which is nearly a goal better than any other Chelsea<\/a> player.<\/p>\n Even taking off the 0.75 for a missed penalty, he still tops the charts and has had 16 shots too, four more than any Chelsea<\/a> player.<\/p>\n He is due and will be playing with fire after his England snub.<\/p>\n Dominik Szoboszlai, <\/b>Liverpool<\/b><\/a>, \u00a37.1m – <\/b>Brentford<\/b><\/a> (h)<\/b><\/p>\n This game could end up being a high-scoring one.<\/p>\n Brentford<\/a> need a win to secure a European spot, Liverpool<\/a> are looking over their shoulders and need a result to completely guarantee a Champions League spot.<\/p>\n Szoboszlai has been Liverpool<\/a>‘s best midfielder this season and has five returns in his past five games.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n