Looking for the edge in Double Gameweek 33? This week’s selection is a clinical blend of high-volume shooters and the league’s most creative sparks, all primed for a massive haul. From “pressing monsters” to tactical “high-line specialists,” here is the Scout’s Top 8.
1. Jayden Bogle (Leeds United)
Fixtures: Leeds United vs. Wolves & AFC Bournemouth vs. Leeds United
Jayden Bogle has become a foundational piece of the Leeds United defense during their impressive 2025/26 campaign, providing both reliability and a quiet attacking threat from the flank. As of mid-April, Bogle has made 32 appearances, logging a substantial 2,500 minutes and proving himself to be one of the most durable defenders in the division. His underlying numbers suggest he is overdue for a significant attacking return; he currently boasts an expected goals (xG) of 2.08 and an expected assists (xA) of 2.58, despite having only one goal and one assist to his name thus far. Contextually, Bogle enters this double gameweek with immense momentum after helping Leeds secure a historic 2-1 away win against Manchester United in Gameweek 32. With fixtures against Wolves and a high-stakes meeting with Bournemouth, Bogle’s involvement in both phases of play, highlighted by 65 touches in the opposition box, makes him a premium defensive asset for those looking to capitalize on the double.
2. Antoine Semenyo (Manchester City)
Fixtures: Manchester City vs. Arsenal & Burnley vs. Manchester City
Antoine Semenyo has experienced a meteoric rise this season, culminating in a high-profile January transfer to Manchester City that has already yielded spectacular results. Across his time with both Bournemouth and City, Semenyo has netted a total of 15 goals, with five of those coming in just 10 appearances since joining Pep Guardiola’s side. He is currently the form attacker in the league, recording a goal and an assist in a dominant 4-0 victory over Liverpool on April 4, followed by a strong 7.7 rating in a win at Chelsea. Statistically, he is outperforming his season xG of 10.15, demonstrating a clinical edge that has earned him a starting role in one of the world’s most potent offenses. Facing a title-defining clash against Arsenal followed by a trip to Burnley, Semenyo’s dual-threat capability and 129 touches in the opposition box make him the primary target for any scout report this week.
3. Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Fixtures: Chelsea vs. Manchester United & Brighton vs. Chelsea
While Cole Palmer has endured a rare “rough patch” by his own elite standards, going five appearances without a goal contribution, he remains the indisputable talisman of the Chelsea attack. Despite the dry spell, Palmer’s season totals of nine goals and one assist still rank him among the league’s most dangerous midfielders, and he continues to generate high-quality opportunities, as seen in his two chances created against Manchester City last Sunday. Contextually, this double gameweek offers the perfect platform for a resurgence, particularly as Palmer has overcome recent “injury niggles” to regain full fitness. Chelsea’s attacking data remains strong even when conversion is lacking, and Palmer’s status as the primary penalty taker is a vital safety net. With Manchester United and Brighton both showing significant defensive weaknesses in wide areas, Palmer is expertly placed to exploit these gaps and return to double-digit scoring form.
4. Danny Welbeck (Brighton)
Fixtures: Tottenham vs. Brighton & Brighton vs. Chelsea
Danny Welbeck is currently enjoying one of the most prolific spells of his long career, serving as the spearhead for a Brighton side that continues to punch above its weight. He has recorded 12 goals this season, a figure backed by a robust xG of 11.43, proving that his positioning and finishing remain at a high level even at age 35. Welbeck has shown a remarkable ability to perform in high-pressure matches, notably scoring twice in a 2-1 win over Liverpool in March. His role is secure within the Brighton setup, having logged over 1,900 minutes and maintaining a high average FotMob rating of 6.81. Facing a double gameweek against Spurs and Chelsea, Welbeck’s experience and physical presence, highlighted by his 10 headed goals this season, will be critical for a Brighton side looking to secure a European place.
5. Rayan (AFC Bournemouth)
Fixtures: Newcastle United vs. Bournemouth & Bournemouth vs. Leeds United
Since his highly anticipated arrival from Vasco da Gama in the January window, the young Brazilian winger Rayan has quickly become a fan favorite at Bournemouth. The 19-year-old brought an impressive pedigree to the south coast, having scored 20 goals for Vasco in the 2025 calendar year, and he has successfully transitioned that form to the Premier League with two goals and an assist already. Rayan is a dynamic threat on the flank, ranking highly for successful dribbles and winning 60% of his aerial duels, a physical trait that makes him a nightmare for traditional full-backs. His confidence is soaring following a standout performance in a 2-1 away win at the Emirates against Arsenal on April 11, where he earned a 7.1 rating. With Bournemouth playing twice this week against Newcastle and Leeds, Rayan represents a high-upside differential who can dismantle defenses with his raw pace and technical flair.
6. Dominic Solanke (Tottenham Hotspur)
Fixture: Tottenham Hotspur vs. Brighton
Dominic Solanke enters Gameweek 33 as a focal point of the Tottenham Hotspur attack, despite playing in a single-fixture week compared to some of his rivals. While his season goal tally in the league currently stands at three, his underlying metrics remain elite for a forward, ranking in the 84th percentile for goals and showing a high xG on target (xGOT) of 4.11. Solanke’s value extends beyond his scoring; he is a tireless worker who ranks in the 86th percentile for defensive contributions among forwards, ensuring he stays on the pitch for the full 90 minutes. Although he had a quiet outing in the 1-0 loss to Sunderland last week, his goal-scoring pedigree, including a recent strike against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, suggests a return to form is imminent. Facing a Brighton defense that can be porous on the counter-attack, Solanke is well-positioned to act as the primary finisher for a Spurs side desperate to bounce back.
7. Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa)
Fixture: Aston Villa vs. Sunderland
Morgan Rogers continues to be the breakout star for Unai Emery’s Aston Villa, maintaining a level of consistency that has made him a “must-own” asset this season. Rogers has started every single one of his 32 Premier League appearances, contributing eight goals and five assists while averaging a massive 89 minutes per game. His heat map illustrates a player with immense influence, frequently driving into the final third with 3.33 dribbles per game and creating 10 big chances for his teammates. Statistically, he is one of the league’s most efficient ball carriers, completing over 14 final third passes per game. Facing a single fixture against Sunderland at Villa Park, Rogers remains a high-floor pick due to his guaranteed minutes and his role as the creative spark for a Villa side currently fighting for a 4th-place finish.
8. Rayan Cherki (Manchester City)
Fixtures: Manchester City vs. Arsenal & Burnley vs. Manchester City
Rayan Cherki has established himself as the premier creative engine for Manchester City since his summer arrival, seamlessly adapting to the demands of Pep Guardiola’s system. He currently sits as one of the league’s top providers with 10 assists, a total supported by an elite expected assists (xA) figure of 7.27. Cherki’s technical security is unmatched, boasting an 86% passing completion rate while averaging 1.73 key passes per match. In addition to his creative output, he has contributed three goals in the league and three in the Champions League, proving he can be a direct threat when space opens up. With City facing a massive double gameweek, Cherki’s ability to unlock deep-sitting defenses like Burnley’s, while also maintaining the ball under pressure against Arsenal, makes him an essential inclusion for any tactical preview.
The statistical data for Gameweek 33 underscores the massive advantage held by those playing in the double. From the relentless creative volume of Rayan Cherki and Bruno Fernandes to the clinical finishing of Antoine Semenyo, the numbers point toward a high-scoring round for the league’s top offenses. As we move into the final weeks of the season, the ability to identify players like Rayan or Morgan Rogers, who combine high xG with guaranteed minutes, will be the difference between success and failure in your mini leagues.
