FPL Heisenberg's UltimateFan Gameweek 29 Tips: Backing Tottenham trio to deliver

FPL Heisenberg returns this week to deliver his UltimateFan tips ahead of the weekend's action. While there are just four Premier League matches this weekend, FPL Heisenberg explains his picks for the limited gameweek, with Tottenham, Brentford, Luton and Nottingham Forest all represented. 

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Heung-Min Son (Fixture: Fulham, Away) 

Sonny has been playing as Spurs’ number nine in recent weeks and he looks primed for more points this weekend following his goal and two assists at Aston Villa last week. He has 14 goals and eight assists this season and his underlying numbers are solid too, meaning his returns should be sustainable, especially as he is a clinical finisher. 

With Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham playing a very attacking style of football, it’s likely there will be plenty of goals when Spurs play, and even more so when they come up against a weaker team like Fulham. 

It’s also worth noting that Son is Tottenham’s penalty taker which is another route to points. 

Pedro Porro (Fixture: Fulham, Away) 

The Spanish wing-back returned to action last week and registered a clean sheet. However, I’m picking him for his attacking threat, rather than his clean sheet potential. 

I like the attacking threat Pedro Porro carries from set pieces - although less now with Maddison back available - and from open play. He has seven league assists this season and although he hasn’t scored yet this season, he’s always willing to take a shot on so maybe this is the week he finally bags in the league for Spurs. 

Away to Fulham there’s a chance for returns at both end, however, as mentioned earlier; he’s in for his attacking threat. 

James Maddison (Fixture: Fulham, Away) 

To complete my Spurs triple I’ve selected James Maddison, who I believe has great potential this week at Craven Cottage. 

So far this season the ex-Leicester midfielder has produced four goals and nine assists in 17 Premier League starts. 

He takes the lion share of set pieces and is more than decent from open play too. Scoring away at Villa Park last week bodes well for returns this week. 

Ivan Toney (Fixture: Burnley, Away) 

Ivan Toney has been quiet in front of goal with no returns in his last four games. Although his form isn’t great, this can be attributed in part to playing tough opposition.  

This week that isn’t the case as Brentford travel to Burnley, who absolutely love conceding goals. Only Sheffield United have conceded more than Burnley this season. 

I’m expecting goals at Turf Moor and should that happen, it’ll likely be a decent fantasy return for Brentford’s main man. As mentioned earlier with Son, Toney is also on penalties, which is an added bonus. 

Issa Kabore (Fixture: Nottingham Forest, Home) 

Issa Kabore has a decent fixture this week against Nottingham Forest. His role in the team is to attack from wing-back and as he showed midweek away at Bournemouth, he can provide assists as he’ll be positioned high up the pitch from open play. 

Clean sheets are going to be hard to come by this week, so a bit like my Pedro Porro pick, I’m looking at attacking potential when selecting Issa Kabore for this one.  

Luton will be hoping they can surprise Nottingham Forest at Kenilworth Road this week and Kabore will be bombing on trying to create chances for much needed goals. 

Morgan Gibbs-White (Fixture: Luton, Away) 

Sticking with the Luton's welcome of Nottingham Forest, I’m taking a punt on Morgan Gibbs-White. It’s close to a must win fixture for both and Luton have been very open at the back so there should be goals in this one. 

Gibbs-White only has three goals and six assists in the Premier League this season, which isn’t amazing. However, I’m backing the fixture to bring the goals. With Gibbs-White an integral player for Forest, should they score a couple he has a decent chance of being involved.