As Week 29 of the Premier League’s fantasy football competition approaches (scheduled for Tuesday, March 3 to Thursday, March 5), FPL managers must develop effective strategies to maximize points.
Here are some FPL tips to help you make informed decisions about your midweek squad.
Fantasy Football Game Week 29 Schedule
The deadline for Fantasy Football’s Week 29 doubleheader is Tuesday, March 3 at 18:00 GMT.
Tuesday, March 3
- bournemouth and brentford (19:30 GMT)
- everton and burnley (19:30 GMT)
- Leeds United and Sunderland (19:30 GMT)
- Wolves and liverpool (20:15 GMT)
Wednesday, March 4
- aston villa and chelsea (19:30 GMT)
- Brighton & Hove Albion and arsenal (19:30 GMT)
- fulham and west ham united (19:30 GMT)
- Manchester City and nottingham forest (19:30 GMT)
- Newcastle United and Manchester united (20:15 GMT)
Thursday, March 5
- tottenham hotspur and crystal palace (20:00 GMT)
Injury and suspension updates to watch out for
Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard did not feature against Chelsea due to an ongoing knee injury.
Erling Haaland did not feature against Leeds United due to injury. Whether he can adapt in time for the Crystal Palace match remains to be confirmed.
Chelsea’s Pedro Neto was sent off after receiving a red card against Arsenal. He won’t be able to join the picking until March 14th.
FPL Essential Picks
Chelsea and Aston Villa face off in a high-stakes clash in midweek, with both sides winning after defeats. Chelsea lost 0-1 to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, and Aston Villa lost 0-2 to Wolves at Molineux Stadium. Selecting players from either side is at your own risk.
Liverpool are in strong form (four wins from five games) and will face Wolves in Gameweek 29. Virgil van Dyck (£6.1m), Alexis Mac Allister (£6.2 million), Hugo Ekitic and (£9.1m) Dominik Szoboszlai (£6.9m) are all good choices.
United have performed brilliantly under Carrick, recording one draw and six wins in his seven games in charge. Newcastle will be a tough game but the Red Devils look better than Eddie Howe’s side. Bryan Mbeumo et al (£8.7m), Bruno Fernandez (£10 million) and Benjamin Sesko (£7.3 million) may continue to contribute to the club and FPL managers.
Other must-have players for Fantasy Football Gameweek 29 include Everton midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (£5 million), Alex Iwobi of Fulham (£6.3 million), Brentford forward Igor Thiago (£7.2 million) and Manchester City’s Rayan Ait-Nouri (£5.7m) and Antoine Semenho (£8.2 million).
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FPL Captain’s Picks
- Bruno Fernandez (Newcastle vs. Manchester United)
- Antoine Semenho (Manchester City against Forest)
- Hugo Ekitic (Wolves vs. liverpool)
strategic considerations
Pay attention to press conferences: last-minute injury updates and team news can greatly influence your decision. Stay informed for timely transfers.
By staying up to date on the latest news and being strategic with your Fantasy Football transfers and captain selections, you can tackle the following challenges: Premier League round 29 and improve your FPL performance.
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Recording date: February 28, 2026
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