The short answer
Gameweek 2's Welcome Back Challenge doubles points for players from Coventry, Ipswich and Hull.
The original article correctly said it should be updated after GW1.
We now have competitive evidence for Coventry and Hull.
Early updated core
| Player/profile | Why |
|---|---|
| Konstantinos Tzolakis | Clean sheet against Man Utd + save route |
| Hull set-piece defender | Both GW1 goals came from dead balls |
| Loum Tchaouna | Started at Arsenal and threatened |
| Caleb Yirenkyi | Started GW1 |
| Coventry defender | Home to Hull, but Hull deserve respect |
| Ipswich slot | Wait for actual GW1 lineup before final lock |
Tzolakis is the biggest riser
Hull's goalkeeper produced the strongest verified promoted-team performance available so far.
With double points in Challenge, a save-heavy goalkeeper can be extremely valuable.
Coventry attack
Tchaouna is the clearest current attacking route after starting and nearly scoring at Arsenal.
Do not finalise Ipswich yet
The correct process is to wait for their competitive lineup rather than carry over preseason assumptions.
OneFPL verdict
Tzolakis and Tchaouna move into the early core, but the final team should be locked only after Ipswich's GW1 evidence is available.
Use OneFPL Fixtures.
Sources
OneFPL analysis. OneFPL is an independent Fantasy Premier League companion and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Premier League or Fantasy Premier League.
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