Here’s our first fantasy premier league 2015/16 fixture ease schedule. It’s a little premature to say the least but gives us some extra focus for teams and players for the pre-season. Just to remind you the schedule ranks the teams in terms of the “easiness” of their next opponents from an attacking perspective. It ranks the next 6 fixtures and the next 3 from gameweek 1. We also then highlight the teams with the best attacking fixtures and then make some player suggestions and give you the key stats in brief from last season
fantasy premier league 2015/16 gameweek 1 – fixture ease schedule
Essentially the team ranked 1 will have the easiest fixtures from an attacking perspective over the next 6 fixtures whereas the team ranked 20 will have the most difficult. Remember though it’s still June so teams will change. Also there’s only last years data to rank teams on. I’ve also ranked the 3 newly promoted teams as the easiest fixture in absence of any other data.
Column 1 will focus on the attacking easiness of the next 6 fixtures. Thats the most important stat for me as you can’t rely on changing a player without a hit in a shorter time frame. However for a shorter perspective I’ve put the next 3 fixtures in brackets in column 2.
Below the table I’ve put some notes on the teams with the best fixtures. Outlining the fixtures and some players to look for. I’ve used last seasons end price and stats from the season. Where a new player has been signed I’ve given some last season stats where I think he has potential
Fixture Ease ranking schedule for 6 games and 3 games from GW1 (Next game in brackets) | ||||
Team (next game and 6 game rank ) | GW1 next 3 | |||
1 | Sunderland (Leicester A) | (3) | ||
2 | Southampton (Newcastle A ) | (1) | ||
3 | Liverpool (Stoke A) | (10) | ||
4 | Leicester (Sunderland H) | (11) | ||
5 | Bournemouth (A Villa H) | (18) | ||
6 | Man City (WBA A) | (19) | ||
7 | Norwich (C Palace H ) | (5) | ||
8 | A Villa (Bournem A) | (6) | ||
9 | Swansea (Chelsea A) | (15) | ||
10 | Tottenham (Man Utd A ) | (16) | ||
11 | Arsenal (W Ham H) | (4) | ||
12 | W Ham (Arsenal A) | (8) | ||
13 | WBA (Man City H) | (12) | ||
14 | Man Utd (Totten H) | (2) | ||
15 | Stoke (Liverpool H) | (9) | ||
16 | C Palace (Norwich A) | (7) | ||
17 | Everton (Watford H) | (13) | ||
18 | Newcastle (Southamp H) | (18) | ||
19 | Watford (Everton A) | (17) | ||
20 | Chelsea (Swansea H) (20) |
Teams with the next best 6 and 3 fixtures
Sunderland
No one
Leicester (A)
Norwich (H)
Swansea (H)
Aston Villa (A)
Tottenham (H)
Bournemouth (A)
Southampton
Mane £6.3m – 11 returns in 33 games 33% consistency (% of games where he has got a goal or assist) FPL point every 15.6 minutes
Pelle £7.5m – 13/18 returns 34% consistency. FPL point every 22.0 minutes
Newcastle (A)
Everton (H)
Watford (A)
Norwich (H)
WBA (A)
Manchester United (H)
Teams with next best 6 fixtures
Sunderland and Southampton above plus
Liverpool
Sturridge (if fit) £11.1m – 6/12 returns 50% consistency. FPL point every 16.3 minutes
Sterling (if with Liverpool) £8.3m – 15/35 returns 43% consistency. FPL point every 19.3 minutes
Henderson £6.6m – 13/37 returns 35% consistency. FPL point every 20.1 minutes (may have pens)
Roberto Firmino – new player 31 games 7 goals 10 assists 14/15 for Hoffenheim in Bundesliga 14/15
Stoke (A)
Bourenmouth (H)
Arsenal (A)
West Ham (H)
Manchester United (A)
Norwich (H)
Teams with next best 3 fixtures
Sunderland and Southampton above plus
Manchester United
Rooney (if played as a forward) £10.6m – 13/33 returns 39% consistency. FPL point every 21.8 minutes
Di Maria (if stays at Man Utd and starts) £9.4m – 11/29 returns 38% consistency. FPL point every 15.3 minutes
Mata £8.5m – 11/33 returns 33% consistency. FPL point every 16.7 minutes
Memphis Depay new player – 30 games 22 goals and 6 assists for PSV in 14/15
Tottenham (H)
Astone Villa (A)
Newcastle (H)
Swansea (A)
Liverpool (H)
Southampton (A)
Hope that gives you a few ideas. I’ll update the post just before the start of the season