5 Last-Minute Fantasy Premier League Tips 2019/20

4. Take A Chance

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Without fail, each and every Premier League season has at a least a couple of surprise packages - be that players or teams.

Last year, those who took an early punt on the likes of Wolves' Raul Jimenez and Matt Doherty reaped the rewards as these initially-cheap players went on to become two of the highest-scoring Fantasy players in their respective positions. And for the managers who got in early on Jimenez and Doherty, they were one step ahead of their rival bosses.

It may not work out, it may not lead to the huge points return that you're hoping for, but sometimes taking a punt on a more left-field player can be the difference between having an awful season and having the sort of season where you could loud and proudly take the p*ss out of your mates.

One such player who could well be worth going bold on this season? Southampton's Che Adams.

It might be his first season in the Premier League after making the move to Saints from Birmingham City this summer, but a good pre-season and being the spearhead of Ralph Hasenhüttl's side means that his £6 million price tag makes Adams as good an option as any should you be looking to go bold and take a chance on a player.

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