Can Game Week 4 Fantasy Stars Back Up Again This Weekend?

There's a familiar look to the top of the Premier League table with last season's champions Arsenal and runners-up Manchester City occupying first and second spot - both with 100% records.
Yorkshire club Leeds United and Hull City complete the top four with eight points from their opening four matches.
But which players shone the brightest last weekend? This article is about the players who did the business for their Fantasy Premier League managers last weekend and ask if they can back it up this weekend with the latest odds?
Pascal Passes Them All
Pascal Gross' decision to return to Brighton after a short stint in Germany with Dortmund, is panning out well for both parties.
The 35-year-old knows the Amex club inside out and the fans can expect 100% commitment every time the German pulls on the shirt.
Game Day 4 Leading Midfielders:
Rank | Player | Points | For | Against |
1 | Pascal Gross | 17 | Brighton | Coventry |
2 | Kevin Schade | 15 | Brentford | Bournemouth |
3 | Mohamed Belloumi | 13 | Hull City | Chelsea |
It was all too easy for the Seagulls at home to Coventry, who have yet to score a goal or earn a point, and Gross scored one of the five goals from the penalty spot and provided two assists.
A home game with the champions awaits and Gross will hope to be as big a threat against Arsenal than he was against Coventry.
Jayden's Fortune
Leeds United defender Jayden Bogle rose to the top of the Fantasy Premier League weekly leaderboard, but luck had a big part to play in that.
Bogle, who earned his managers 14 points last week, was credited with the Elland Road side's second goal, which initially looked as though Dominic Calvert-Lewin got the final touch.
Game Day 4 Leading Defenders:
Rank | Player | Points | For | Against |
1 | Jayden Bogle | 15 | Leeds Utd | Newcastle |
2 | Leif Davis | 14 | Ipswich | C Palace |
3 | Lewis Dunk | 12 | Brighton | Coventry |
All three defenders ranked in the top three scored for their sides, with Brighton's Lewis Dunk scoring the best of the lot from outside the box.
Next up for Bogle and Leeds is another home game, this time against Crystal Palace, who have taken three points from four matches.
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Raya A Rock For The Champs
Had it not been for David Raya, Arsenal's trip to Sunderland could have finished very differently rather than a 2-0 win for Mikel Arteta's side.
Raya saved Enzo Le Fee's penalty in the 56th minute and two minutes later the Gunners led 1-0 thanks to Bruno Guimaraes' stunning strike.
Game Day 4 Leading Goalkeepers:
Rank | Player | Points | For | Against |
1 | David Raya | 14 | Arsenal | Sunderland |
=2 | Bernd Leno | 9 | Fulham | Liverpool |
=2 | Alisson | 9 | Liverpool | Fulham |
After four rounds of fixtures, Raya is top of the list with just one goal conceded.
This weekend, Raya will face Brighton at the Amex Stadium, where he kept a clean sheet last season - one of 19 en route to a title-winning season.
Joy For Joao
It's been a decent start to the season for Joao Pedro, even if it hasn't been for Chelsea overall, but they sit sixth with seven points.
A 2-2 draw at home to Hull City was not in the Stamford Bridge script, but the Blues were grateful for Pedro's second half equaliser.
Game Day 4 Leading Forwards:
Rank | Player | Points | For | Against |
=1 | Joao Pedro | 12 | Chelsea | Hull City |
=1 | Emersonn | 12 | Ipswich | C Palace |
=3 | Charalampos Kostoulas | 10 | Brighton | Coventry |
=3 | Dominic Calvert-Lewin | 10 | Leeds Utd | Newcastle |
Another Brazilian - Emersonn - also finished the weekend with 12 points thanks to his goal and assist for Ipswich in their 3-2 win at Selhurst Park.
This weekend Pedro is at Brentford, while Emersonn goes to Everton.
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