Leeds have teamed up with Fantasy Football Scout to help bring you hints, tips and advice during the 2026/27 Fantasy Premier League (FPL) season.
Scout will be using their expertise to provide advice and gameweek tips which should prove useful in ensuring you win your mini-leagues.
Magpies dismantled under the lights!
After another impressive performance, Leeds now sit third in the Premier League table and have key targets for FPL managers over the coming weeks. Despite the goal accreditation panel awarding our second goal to Dominic Calvert-Lewin afterwards, the points in FPL remained unaffected because the change happened after Gameweek 4 had locked.
Jayden Bogle (£4.5m) was the second highest scoring player in Gameweek 4. The defender registered 15-points from a goal (that still counted, as referenced earlier), a clean sheet and all three bonus points. Bogle was substituted on 82 minutes, ahead of the Newcastle goal, therefore he still registered the clean sheet points. Gabriel Gudmundsson (£4.5m) likewise went off before the clean sheet was lost meaning like his opposite wing-back, he also returned the clean sheet points for his owners.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin (£6.0m) registered a double-digit return in Gameweek 4. The England international scored, assisted Bogle’s goal (at the time) and achieved two bonus points. The striker has now netted in his last five Premier League matches at Elland Road. Midfielder Noah Okafor (£5.8m) scored his first league goal of the season and collected the final bonus point.
Meanwhile, Ethan Ampadu (£5.4m) and Tarik Muharemović (£5.0m) both returned 7-points for their FPL owners in Gameweek 4, with Tanaka Ao (£4.9m) just one behind on 6-points.
Ampadu registered an assist as well as two Defensive Contribution points. In Gameweek 4, Ampadu racked up 12 defensive contributions (blocks, clearances, interceptions, tackles and ball recoveries) which is the number needed for midfielders to be awarded the extra two points.
Muharemović returned defensive contribution points for meeting the 10-threshold for defenders and, like Ampadu, also returned an assist. Tanaka also now has back-to-back assists in the last two Premier League matches.
Player Spotlight: Jayden Bogle
That’s back-to-back double-digit returns from Bogle in FPL. His 14-points against Brighton and 15-points against Newcastle follow on from six and two points in Gameweek 1 and 2. As a result, the 26-year-old is now the top scoring player in FPL this season with 37 points!
Jayden has two goals, three clean sheets and six bonus points this season which means that he is currently averaging 9.3 points per start.
The defender has four shots so far this season, averaging one every 75 minutes, with all four coming from inside the box. One of these has been classified as a big chance and that lead to a goal.
Bogle has been the most attacking of the United defenders this season. He has had eight penalty area touches and 82 touches in the opponent’s half which are both more than any other Leeds defender.
Best of the rest
Brighton’s Pascal Gross (£5.6m) was the top scoring player in Gameweek 4. The midfield registered 17-points for his owners’ courtesy of a goal, two assists, a clean sheet point and all three bonus points.
Kevin Schade (£6.0m), like Bogle, finished the week on 15-points. Schade scored both goals in Brentford’s 2-2 draw with Bournemouth and registered all three bonus points.
There were also good returns for David Raya (£6.0m) and Leif Davis (£4.0m). Both players registered 14-points, and this was both of their biggest FPL returns in a single gameweek. Raya kept a clean sheet and saved a penalty to see him awarded all three bonus points. Meanwhile, Davis scored, got two assists and a bonus point.
