GW38 Differentials: Low-Owned Gems to Climb the Ranks in the Final Gameweek
The final gameweek is your last chance to claw back rank, and that means targeting low-ownership assets who can haul while your rivals stare at blanks. Gibbs-White (7.0% owned), Truffert (4.7%), and Doku (6.4%) all carry sub-8% ownership with fixture difficulties of just 3, making them ideal rank-climbing weapons. One big score from any of these could move you thousands of places overnight.
The highest-form differential in the pool, Gibbs-White hosts Bournemouth in what shapes up as a high-scoring home affair with both sides showing attacking intent and a combined fixture difficulty of just 3. At only 7.0% ownership, captaining or even starting him could be the rank-saving move of the entire season.
At just £4.7m, Truffert is among the cheapest genuine differential plays available, travelling to Nottingham Forest in the same mouth-watering NFO vs BOU clash. His form of 5.8 is exceptional for a defender, and at 4.7% ownership even a clean-sheet bonus return makes him a rank-climbing asset for pennies.
Doku hosts Aston Villa at the Etihad with a fixture difficulty of 3, and his explosive dribbling and chance-creation make him a constant goal-threat when he starts. At 6.4% ownership and form of 5.8, he rounds out a compelling trio of differentials who could collectively detonate for rank-climbing scores on the final day.
Honourable Mentions
Both carry form scores of 4.8 with sub-8% ownership and easy home fixtures. Groß in particular at just 3.2% ownership could be a near-invisible rank-mover if Brighton fire on the final day.
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