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Yeah.

I've seen a few people with, uh, four or five even, and you know, do you splurge them now or you've got a double to attack, but then most people have City already.

Arsenal against Burnley next week looks like a pretty juicy fixture, and as we can see from the graphic here, it's projecting over three goals now.

I think the markets are getting a little bit excited.

Um-

[chuckles]

... for, you know, for valid reasons.

They're not just sort of emotionally going, "Oh, maybe there'll be goals." But yeah, we're approaching the point where it's, like, likely to be the highest projected goals for a, a team in a match, potentially for the whole season.

But then, you know, the minutes are very tricky.

Um, so they've just played today.

Jakures played really well last week.

Played 90 today, and-- but Havertz made the bench, but didn't come on.

But didn't come on.

So it's bad news that he's available, but also, depends which way you spin it, he didn't play, so he's not ready.

But then maybe that was, well, they're 1-0 up and they wanna rest him for the weekend so that Jakures can just play the full game.

Hard to say.

Tricky.

But, um, yeah, I mean, other than City obviously being top of, um, both of these goals and clean sheet charts, 'cause they've got an extra fixture for one, um, as well as being a very good team, we've got Liverpool, we've got Brighton home to Wolves, a very nice fixture to attack potentially this week.

Yeah.

Um, I think people are...

Yeah, I guess that's not getting m- as much attention.

Um, a lot of people, if you played your wildcard 32 strategy, you'd have a lot more already maybe.

Um-

They already got their load of, uh, Brighton.

But yeah, it's interesting.