There are only two gameweeks left and it feels like every transfer and decision matters - it's now or never.

FPL Heisenberg can tell you which players to sign, who to stick with and those to avoid.

So send in your questions and screenshots of your teams for us to analyse:

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As mentioned, FPL Heisenberg (Wes Prickett) returns to the BBC Sport Q&A to help you out with your gameweek 37 decisions.

Wes is a proven FPL manager with seven finishes inside the top 30k in the overall rankings - with a best finish of 836th in the world.

Wes has made multiple appearances on Sky Sports, the official Fantasy Show and the BBC Fantasy 606 Podcast to name just a few.

Welcome to the penultimate FPL Q&A of the season and it's such an important week to get right.

If you're in the title race in your mini-league or chasing overall rank, we'll help you decided who to sign, whether to play it safe or go for broke with some major punts.

The great thing about this week is that there is not a standout, consensus captain pick... and that means big point swings are possible.

Send your questions in for expert FPL Heisenberg (Wes Prickett) - use #bbcfootball on Xl, WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply).

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Right, it's that time of the week again, when we make a sideways step from Premier League news conferences to consider how everything we have learned will impact on our Fantasy Premier League plans.

Thanks Ali, I'll take it from here.

Let's talk FPL!

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo provided an update on forward Taiwo Awoniyi's injury:

"He went to surgery, the surgery went well, thank God. He's in observation now, I think he's recovering but we still have to wait for the doctors to allow visits. His family are there, we are concerned but we are positive.

"It has been very difficult on us and on everybody because of the concern of the injury that he had and the situation he went through. It has been hard on us."

Fulham

Fulham manager Marco Silva on his squad for Brentord: "We have to keep working with them and assess Sasa Lukic and Antonee Robinson. Sasa worked with us this morning, Robinson did yesterday."

Southampton

Southampton interim manager Simon Rusk has given an update on team news ahead of his side's trip to Goodison Park: "Kyle Walker-Peters had an illness last week and he hasn't trained much, so there will be a decision to be made.

"The boys are in a good place and have trained well and we've generally got a fit squad to choose from."

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes has confirmed that Jake O'Brien is "fit and available" to feature in the Toffees' last-ever game at Goodison Park.

The defender was missing from the matchday squad last time out after picking up a knee injury.

Moyes also placed high importance on taking three points against already-relegated Southampton, adding: "We have 42 points now. We need to see if we can win the last two games and get ourselves as high up the table as we can."

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes on how he is balancing the emotions of leaving Goodison Park this week: "There are a lot of people who are a bit more wise and knowledgeable about Everton and Goodison Park than I am. There is some great history, great stories, great managers and great players who have all been here - I'm just the one who's going to shut the door on the way out!

"It will be sad, but we are moving into something that is going to give us a bigger and better future.

"I think all the Evertonians have been waiting for this moment for quite some time now. The new stadium is something everybody has been looking forward to. It will be a sad and emotional day but I've got to keep the players focused on the game."

On his personal Goodison Park highlight: "Undoubtedly my arrival, the first time. The first day and coming onto the pitch against Fulham is probably it for me because that was the start.

"There were question marks over how long it would last but I had really good people who let me get on with my job and gave me everything I needed.

"That is the moment I remember out of everything."

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Everton

Everton boss David Moyes has revealed that club captain Seamus Coleman will stay with the Toffees beyond his contract expiration this summer.

Confirming the news, Moyes said: "Seamus will stay next season - without doubt. He will be part of the group. I need him here.

"His leadership and the message he has in the dressing room is so strong that it would be wrong of me to let him go.

"One way or another, Seamus will be here next season.”

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This week FPL Heisenberg (Wes Prickett) will be answering your questions.

Heisenberg is a proven FPL manager with seven finishes inside the top 30k in the overall rankings - with a best finish of 836th in the world.

Send your questions in via:

• X using #bbcfootball
• WhatsApp on 03301231826
• Or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Thanks Josh and everyone else who's followed along.

I'm going to leave you here but Ali is fresh and ready to take this live on until we finish at 17:00 BST.

Have a great weekend Rindlettes.

Crystal Palace

Oliver Glasner on the feelgood factor at Crystal Palace: "We want to enjoy this moment. It's a great time for the club, it's a great time for all of us, it's a great time for our fans, having such a successful period at the end of the season.

"We are playing for silverware, that's not common. I can't see any reason why we shouldn't enjoy it.

On the mood in training: "It was great to watch them [the players training]. Nobody looked nervous, everybody was focused but also laughing and having fun together - this is why we play football."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on if a signing like Florian Wirtz would be the perfect start to the club's recruitment: "This is not the time to talk about that. Before the final of the FA Cup, I have 24 exceptional players. I am not going to talk one second about the future."

And on if he learns more from a final loss or a final win after winning and losing the FA Cup final in the past two seasons: "First of all I want to thank the fans for wanting to come and support us. Winning is much better than losing. But you learn from the losing, last season was special because three or four days before we won the Premier League for the fourth time in a row so maybe our mindset was not perfect.

"The team didn't have bad play, some decisions went against us. We lost it, in finals it happens. It was important we were there and again one year later we are there again."

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Ah, I really thought I'd go a whole shift without a mistake!

Turns out we weren't fully done transcribing both Oliver Glasner and Pep Guardiola's press conferences.

I've moved us on too early. Briefly back to our FA Cup chat. Sorry....

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot on the lack of game time for winger Federico Chiesa: "In terms of the quality then he deserves more playing time at this club or whatever club he is playing for.

[Mo Salah, Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo] all deserved the confidence that I had in them and I hardly ever changed that set up."

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Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot on if Trent Alexander-Arnold's departure will affect title celebrations: "We had the reaction by our fans which was positive and negative. All the pundits and the country talked about it.

"Now is time to draw a line under it and focus now on the fact we won the Premier League and enjoy that feeling.

"Not being distracted or talk about Trent's situation."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot on giving his players time off after Sunday's 2-2 draw with Arsenal: "If we can’t get a result there then that has nothing to do with players enjoying a few days off but it will probably be the story in the media.

"We felt this [three days training] was a good way of preparing for Monday. They deserved a few days off as it has been a very long season."

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot on if Trent Alexander-Arnold will be involved in the final two games: "I have not spoken to Trent yet as we are only back in today.

"It is the first time training after a few days off so it is quite early to say what a team or squad would look like for Monday."