Fantasy Premier League gameweek four Q&A with expert Holly Shand - send us your questions

Summary

All the big Fantasy Premier League talking points and team news before gameweek four
This week's deadline is 11:00 BST on Saturday
Send your questions in for FPL expert Holly Shand - click Get Involved at the top of this page
Holly Shand is an official FPL pundit and has two top 10k finishes in 11 seasons playing FPL
Who is your captain this week? Do you go big with Isak? Do you drop Wissa?
Team news: Delap out for up to 12 weeks, Palmer | Woltemade debut? Ramsey and Wissa out | Marmoush & Stones | Strand Larsen | Cunha, Dalot & Mount | Havertz, Jesus, Saka, Saliba and White | Gruda & March | Solanke, Simons & Kolo Muani | Wharton, Sarr & Nketiah | Fulham | Burnley | Nelson, Kayode and Janelt | Branthwaite & Ndiaye
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Interesting to see where Isak fits inpublished at 08:24 BST 12 September
Burnley v Liverpool (Sun, 14:00 BST)
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Jack Pitt-Brooke from The Athletic on the Alexander Isak: "That price tag obviously does create a lot of pressure. I'm just fascinated to see how it works, they've already got [Florian] Wirtz and [Hugo] Ekitike so it's a very new look front line for Liverpool this season.
"I'm not exactly sure what the combination of players will be in the front three but he is such a brilliant player and he's proven that at Newcastle United in the last few years."
Slot news conferencepublished at 08:17 BST 12 September

Liverpool manager Arne Slot is the first cab off the rank this morning at 0900 BST. He is sure to be asked about Alexander Isak and whether the Sweden striker is fit to start at Burnley on Sunday.
Brighton's Fabian Hurzeler is also an early speaker, as is Newcastle boss Eddie Howe - who is also likely to be asked about Isak plus deadline day signing Yoane Wissa.
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Liverpool fixturespublished at 08:14 BST 12 September

Fair point, Shane. Florian Wirtz will have plenty of opportunities to make an impact before the second international break:
- Sun: Burnley (A)
- Wed: Atletico Madrid (H - CL)
- 20 Sep: Everton (H)
- 23 Sep: Southampton (H - EFL Cup)
- 27 Sep: Crystal Palace (A)
- 30 Sep: Galatasaray (A - CL)
- 4 Oct: Chelsea (A)
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Get Involvedpublished at 08:10 BST 12 September
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There has been a lot of criticism towards Florian Wirtz so far this season. I believe during the fixtures leading into the next international break everyone will see what all the fuss is about! If Isak hits the ground running as well Liverpool will take some shifting from top spot.
Shane Eddy
Premier League fixturespublished at 07:58 BST 12 September

Here are this weekend's fixtures in the Premier League:
(kick-off 15:00 BST unless stated)
Saturday
- Arsenal v Nottingham Forest (12:30)
- Bournemouth v Brighton
- Crystal Palace v Sunderland
- Everton v Aston Villa
- Fulham v Leeds
- Newcastle v Wolves
- West Ham v Tottenham (17:30)
- Brentford v Chelsea (20:00)
Sunday
- Burnley v Liverpool (14:00)
- Manchester City v Manchester United (16:30)
Premier League tablepublished at 07:53 BST 12 September

This is the state of play in the Premier League going into this weekend.
Liverpool are top of the pile and the only side with a 100% record.
In contrast, Wolves have yet to pick up a point and prop up the rest.
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Get Involvedpublished at 07:48 BST 12 September
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FPL Q&Apublished at 07:42 BST 12 September

After all the news conferences have wrapped up, we’ll bring you our usual Fantasy Premier League Q&A.
FPL expert Holly Shand will be on hand to answer your questions ahead of Gameweek Four, from 15:30 to 17:00 BST.
You can send in your queries using the 'Get Involved' button at the top of this page.
What's coming up?published at 07:37 BST 12 September

This is the agenda for today - including the usual post-lunch rush. We will endeavour to bring you the best lines as we get them, though the times are subject to change.
(all times BST)
- 09:00: Brighton, Liverpool
- 09:30: Newcastle
- 10:00: Chelsea
- 12:00: Bournemouth
- 12:30: Manchester City
- 13:00: Wolves
- 13:15: Manchester United
- 13:30: Arsenal, Brentford, Burnley, Crystal Palace, Everton, Fulham, Tottenham
- 14:00: Aston Villa
Postpublished at 07:33 BST 12 September

Hello there.
The first international break of the season is done and dusted. Time for the Premier League to return and with it our usual flurry of Friday Premier League news conferences.
So sit back, grab a brew and let us guide you through your day.
Good morningpublished at 07:30 BST 12 September

The Premier League is back!
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