5 Last-Minute Fantasy Premier League Tips 2019/20

3. Don't Be Afraid To Not Make Transfers

Ryan Bertrand, Southampton
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Sometimes, the best thing you can do to your Fantasy Football team is absolutely nothing.

At times, it can feel like you have to make a transfer every single week. You don't!

If there really isn't an obvious, affordable option who offers the possibility of a high points return for the following game week, there's nothing wrong with simply sticking with what you've got and letting your transfer for that week roll over until the next round.

For those, of course, just be sure to remember that you can only have two 'free transfers' banked at any one time. But that's another bonus of not making a transfer just for the sake of making a transfer - for saving up two transfers gives you a whole lot more manoeuvrability for the following week.

Not to mention, being trigger-happy on shipping out a player could come back to bite you on the backside, for one bad week doesn't make a bad season. That same player who had a 'mare this week is always only one week away from wracking up a good points return.

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