Saturday 12:45
Birmingham v Burnley
Other than Burnley playing for the Fair Play league this is as dead an end-of-season rubber as you can get, but could provide a crucial bonus in TFFO for managers with Brum defenders (unless those defenders are Carr or Dann). Half-time as I write, clean sheet still in tact and already an assist for Roger Johnson.
Saturday 15:00
Man City v Aston Villa
Pompey v Wolves
Stoke v Everton
Tottenham v Bolton
The "Champions League Playoff Semi-Final" (as dubbed by Mancini) the big fixture here PL-wise, but the standout fixture points-wise for TFFO is Spurs, expect people to star Defoe if they still have him. Otherwise Tevez could be the pick, or Cahill/Arteta after their good recent form. Some managers could also be hoping for appearances and goals from Boateng or Dindane from Pompey in the final PL game at Fratton Park.
Sunday 13:30
Liverpool v Chelsea
Fulham v West Ham (15:00)
Sunderland v Man United (16:00)
The decisive flange in the PL title race, how key will it be in TFFO? Expect managers will choose between Drogba/Lampard and a risky Rooney - it appears he could make a surprise return but we won't see the teamsheets for this game.
Monday 13:30
Wigan v Hull
Another chance for any N'Zogbia owners to make a leap forward, doubt there'll be many other players of interest here, maybe the odd Rodallega.
Monday 17:00
Blackburn v Arsenal
The injuries to Fab and Verm probably killed most managers' Arsenal cover, anyone with transfers left who brought in Nasri/Walcott/Van Persie will be hoping for reward here. Else a few people, ISOers especially, could be looking for Samba to return from injury to avoid an unmanned flange.
Good luck all (especially MV)!
