Alex: Thoughts on Haaland for captain?

FPL Heisenberg: Haaland is a goal machine as we all know so hard to bet against him, however this week we have Arsenal assets at home to a poor Burnley side - whereas Haaland plays the FA Cup final then a tricky away fixture vs Bournemouth. So for me, it's time to go for the likes of Saka, Gabriel or Gyökeres

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Let’s take a look at some of the big team news ahead of Gameweek 37.

• Arsenal – White, Timber, Merino

• Aston Villa – Kamara, Onana, Alysson, Elliott

• Bournemouth – Cook, Christie, Soler, Alex Jimenez

• Brentford - Carvalho, Henry, Milambo

• Brighton – Mitoma, Tzimas, Webster

• Burnley – Beyer, Cullen, Roberts

• Chelsea – Estevao, Derry, Gittens

• Crystal Palace - Doucoure, Guessand, Nketiah

• Everton – Branthwaite, Grealish

• Fulham – Iwobi, Sessegnon, Andersen

• Leeds United –Okafor, Gruev, Bogle,, Buonanotte

• Liverpool – Bradley, Ekitike, Endo, Leoni

• Manchester City - Rodri

• Manchester United - Casemiro, Sesko, Ugarte

• Newcastle – Krafth, Livramento, Miley, Schar

• Nottingham Forest - Gibbs‑White, Sangare, Ndoye

• Sunderland – Ballard, Moore

• Spurs – Davies, Kudus, Kulusevski, Odobert, Romero, Simons, Vicario

• West Ham - Fabianski

• Wolves - Chiwome, Medina, Johnstone

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Paul: I'm on bench boost this week, thinking my 1FT being Trossard in for Rogers, but I also have Dubravka, am worried he's not going to play again, is it worth a -4 for Raya also? I can afford those moves.

FPL Heisenberg: Yea I'd do that, Dubravka likely 0 points. Raya likely 6 points at least. You'll also then have Raya in place for Gameweek 38 too.

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Arnie: Hi, I have one free transfer - Senesi to Mavropanos or Michael Keane?

FPL Heisenberg: Really like both, but Keane given then home fixture this week vs Sunderland. If you make another defensive move next week you can target Mavropanos for Leeds at home.

BBC Sport's FPL team of the week is selected based on current FPL prices to fit within a £100m budget, as if you were playing a Free Hit.

And this is how it looks like for Gameweek 37...

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Mark: Is it worth giving Gyokeres captaincy this GW? Looking at his record against newly promoted teams, it would make sense, right?

FPL Heisenberg: Absolutely, Gyokeres captain is a great shout. I think the top 3 or 4 captain choices are all Arsenal assets this week, Gyokeres, Saka, Gabriel and Trossard.

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Paul: Tempted to sell Welbeck, but with 6.4m in the bank is there a better outside option for 2 weeks? Beto, Barry, Osula?

FPL Heisenberg: I wouldn't sell Welbeck unless it was part of a double transfer to get Gyokeres. But that doesn't seem possible given your question so hold Welbeck, Leeds are now safe and have a lot of injuries so Welbeck could score well

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Alan: Chasing in my mini-league, 5 points behind. They will probably captain Saka (who I don't own), should I transfer Saka in and captain, or go differential with another Arsenal player?

FPL Heisenberg: 5 points is not a lot, so I don't think you should chase at this point. Simply play your own game, try and maximise your points then in Gameweek 38 you may already be leading. Either way, in GW 38 that can be your opportunity to try and be clever and think about what your rival will do.

Right, let's get into your questions.

FPL Heisenberg has already been working through some of them, so here's what he's had to say so far…

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Not much time left to sort your teams out as the deadline for Gameweek 37 of the FPL is 18:30 BST today.

Premier League

Here’s a look at what’s in store for us during Gameweek 37.

Friday

• Aston Villa v Liverpool (20:00 BST)

Sunday

• Manchester United v Nottingham Forest (12:30)
• Brentford v Crystal Palace (15:00)
• Everton v Sunderland (15:00)
• Leeds United v Brighton (15:00)
• Wolves v Fulham (15:00)
• Newcastle v West Ham (17:30)

Monday

• Arsenal v Burnley (20:00)

Tuesday

• Bournemouth v Manchester City (19:30)
• Chelsea v Tottenham (20:15)

FPL Heisenberg is ready to answer your questions this afternoon, so fire over your questions for our fantasy football expert now.

You can do so by clicking ‘Get Involved’ that you will find at the top of this page.

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One of the most recognisable names in the FPL world, FPL Heisenberg (Wes Prickett) has seven finishes inside the top 30k in the overall rankings and a best finish of 836th in the world.

Wes has made multiple appearances on Sky Sports, the Premier League and the BBC Fantasy 606 Podcast, to name just a few.

He has more than 116k followers on X and you can find him across socials on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

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With only two weeks remaining of the season, selecting players with low ownership could be the key to a late surge. And FPL Heisenberg have picked four players who might just give you the edge over your rival managers in the final stretch.

Goalkeeper - Jordan Pickford (£5.6m)

Fixtures: Sunderland (h); Tottenham (a) Owned: 13%

Despite no clean sheets in his last five GWs, I'm still backing Jordan Pickford to end strongly. I can see him getting at least one clean sheet in the final two GWs, with some save and bonus points along the way.

Defender - Konstantinos Mavropanos (£4.5m)

Fixtures: Newcastle (a); Leeds (h) Owned: 2%

With West Ham fighting for their lives and Newcastle and Leeds likely to be on the beach, I like Konstantinos Mavropanos, who has a very good chance of Defensive Contribution points and he's been a real threat from set-pieces.

Midfielder - Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (£5.2m)

Fixtures: Sunderland (h); Tottenham (a) Owned: 7%

He's had a great season overall and is doing particularly well in recent GWs with eight attacking returns in his last 12 games. He's also chipped in with defensive contributions twice in this time period. He's under priced too, at just £5.2m.

Forward - Viktor Gyokeres (£9m)

Fixtures: Burnley (h); Crystal Palace (a) Owned: 16%

Arsenal have the best fixture in GW 37, a home game against Burnley. Goal difference could still play a massive part in the title race too, so I think Arsenal will keep their foot on the gas to try and score four or five

With that, the Premier League news conferences are now done and dusted!

But with this week’s first game is kicking off at 20:00 BST tonight, there’s no time to rest for fantasy football manager - many of whom will have difficult decisions to make as the season enters its business end.

We are here to help you with it as, between now and 17:00 GMT, we’ll turn this live page into an FPL Q&A, bringing you all the tips and tricks and giving you the chance to ask your questions to our Fantasy Premier League expert FPL Heisenberg ahead of Gameweek 37.

All you have to do is follow along and click 'Get Involved' if you have a question.

Leeds United

The big news from Leeds United today is boss Daniel Farke's comments over his future.

But he has also provided a lengthy team news update ahead of his side's last match at Elland Road this season: "Ilia Gruev is out for the season, we spoke about this. No [Noah] Okafor, he's not available for this game. Gabriel Gudmundsson and Jayden Bogle are not available for this game, Facundo Buonanotte [on loan from Brighton] is not eligible to play.

"We also have Pascal Struijk, not in training yet after the last game. Big doubt if he's available [for the weekend]. Ethan Ampadu struggling with illness currently, major doubt and was not in training today so a few question marks but so far we have always found a solution to send a competitive side on the pitch and this is also what we will try to do in our last home game."

Wolves

Wolves boss Rob Edwards has provided his team news ahead of their final home game of the season against Fulham, before their confirmed relegation to the Championship: "We are pretty much at full-tilt.

"A couple have knocks which is normal for this stage of the season."

Goalkeeper Jose Sa trained in full today and is available for Sunday's match. Hugo Bueno and captain Ladislav Krejci are also in contention after completing today's session.

Everton

And lastly, Everton boss David Moyes confirmed Idrissa Gana Gueye and Jarrad Branthwaite will not be fit to face Sunderland.

Gueye is back in training and there are hopes he will be fit for the final weekend of the season: "He's back on the grass, but he's just not available for this game. There's an outside chance he could make Tottenham, so we'll see how it goes."

On whether Coleman will feature in his final game: "Seamus wouldn't want me to say that because he wouldn't want me to think that way.

"He would only think it should be done if it's right and that's the way I see it, as well."

Brentford

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Brentford boss Keith Andrews says his squad will "probably be very similar" to the one that faced Manchester City last weekend when his side face Crystal Palace on Sunday.

They will have "more options to come off the bench" though, after Jordan Henderson, Vitaly Janelt and Aaron Hickey got minutes under their belts at Etihad Stadium.

Rico Henry, who hasn't appeared since March because of a hamstring injury, isn't expected to feature before the end of the season.

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva confirmed Alex Iwobi is back available for the trip to Wolves after missing the last three games with a hamstring injury: "Alex is in contention for the game. Last week, he did some training sessions with us and this week, throughout, he's been working with ourselves. It's been a good week for him."

Elsewhere, Joachim Anderson is suspended after his red card in last week's defeat by Bournemouth, while Ryan Sessegnon remains sidelined.

Silva added: "All the other players are going to be available for the game."