Caoimhin Kelleher, Brentford keeper, £4.8m - Crystal Palace (h)

From gameweek 29, Kelleher has notched a clean sheet in every alternate match.

Beyond Arsenal, solid clean sheet options are thin on the ground this week, but Crystal Palace may arrive depleted at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Their focus remains on the Europa Conference League final, with boss Oliver Glasner expected to keep rotating and shielding his top talents.

Gabriel, Arsenal £7.3m - Burnley (h)

Skipping the league's premier defender at home to a doomed side spells trouble!

Gabriel bagged 11 points last time out, with defensive bonuses included - his sole blank in eight games came away to Manchester City.

Myles Lewis-Skelly, Arsenal £5m - Burnley (h)

Pair up on Arsenal backline here, but opt for Lewis-Skelly, who could shift into midfield duties.

Burnley at the Emirates screams clean sheet, and Lewis-Skelly stands to gain extra defensive returns plus greater forward surges from midfield.

James Tarkowski, Everton £5.7m - Sunderland (h)

Tarkowski could replicate his 15-point gem from Crystal Palace with another strong showing.

Ranked fourth among defenders for points, he has delivered defensive bonuses in 20 of 35 outings, backed by the forward menace seen last week.

Sunderland have netted just once across their last three fixtures.

Malick Thiaw, Newcastle United £4.9m - West Ham (h)

This defensive points machine has teetered on hauls multiple times lately without payoff.

Thiaw boasts 1.06 xG over four games yet no goals.

West Ham have struck once in four matches, opening doors for Thiaw at both ends of the pitch.

Erling Haaland, Manchester City £14.6m - Bournemouth (a)

City's journey to Bournemouth is tricky after their 3-3 stumble at Everton away.

Still, Haaland keeps scoring, and with the title in sight, ditching him now defies logic.

Viktor Gyokeres (captain), Arsenal £9m - Burnley (h)

Arsenal eyes goal difference gains here, potentially pivotal for the championship.

Gyokeres holds nine home league strikes versus five on the road, with stark stats splitting Emirates and away days.

Home xG hits 6.2 against 3.5 away, and per start it doubles - 0.52 home, 0.25 away.

He also posted 16 points in his last home outing versus Fulham.

Igor Thiago, Brentford £7.3m - Crystal Palace (h)

Thiago grabbed six points last home win, a 3-0 over West Ham, though more beckoned.

The Brazilian squandered two big chances, fired three inside the area, and fluffed a tap-in.

A big return lurks in this matchup.