West Ham United seek to kick on after a memorable win over Arsenal - and Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers will again cast an eye over Hammers players for this Gameweek.
Gameweek 11 will see David Moyes' men head to Brentford on Saturday looking for consecutive wins in all competitions.
Moyes' men, though, seek a first Premier League win over the Bees – and hopefully, taking confidence from an FA Cup win in west London last season, will earn a few FPL points too.
Make sure you note the FPL transfer deadline, as Gameweek 11 will start on Saturday 4 November 2023 at 11am.
On whufc.com and our Official Programme, we’ll be giving you tips and tricks and Hammers to watch across the season!
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Kudus looking for the third Hammers goal!
Mo Kudus (£6.5m) has been in inspired form recently and there is no doubt that FPL managers will be looking at the talented forward.
The clinical attacker has shown plenty of promise in his early time in Claret and Blue.
Who could forget his stunning strike against Newcastle on his first Premier League outing at London Stadium?
Kudus found the top corner from the edge of the area to snatch a point against the Magpies with a stunning and dramatic strike on the half-volley in stoppage-time.
He returned seven points, despite being on the pitch for just 14 minutes.
The Ghana winger continued his form with his second goal for the Hammers last time out.
Part of a formidable front three, alongside Jarrod Bowen and Saïd Benrahma, Kudus found the bottom corner with a neat touch and finish in the second half.
His goal added to Ben White’s early own goal, before Bowen added West Ham’s third of a stunning afternoon against the Gunners.
With the Hammers visiting Brentford on the weekend, FPL bosses might be taking a lot at Kudus after a formidable run of form.
Opposition Watch: Brentford
Two attacking players have stood out for Brentford this term.
Bryan Mbeumo (£6.7m) has been in stunning from the Bees and has returned 25 points in his last two Premier League outings.
The forward is selected by 20.4 per cent of FPL bosses, with the midfielder in FPL terms, often finding himself further forward and leading the Bees’ attack.
Another option would be Yoane Wissa (£5.9m). Only eight forwards have a better points per game return than the striker, who has three goals this season.
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The current leader is Matt Williams, whose team has taken 758 points in the first ten Gameweeks.
