There's still an awful lot on the line for this Premier League season, but the line between great and poor seasons has long since evaporated and it feels like Week 36 is not too early for some awards decisions.

Here, The Scout's panel of FPL experts pick out their favourite differentials for the final two Gameweeks in Fantasy Premier League. These players are owned by under 10 per cent of managers, and can help those chasing to make big gains.

But Champions League Key to DealIn a crucial twist ahead of the summer transfer window, Newcastle United’s ambitions to sign Crystal Palace

A decisive champion does not make a dominant one, and the Premier League's Best XI is unlikely to look like it has in recent seasons when Man City or Liverpool take up most of the positions on nearly every ballot.

Just two of the six teams behind Liverpool won, leaving Newcastle United (suddenly chasing a runners-up place) and Aston Villa the big winners as Chelsea and Nottingham Forest saw their chances dramatically diminish.

Enzo Maresca has named his Chelsea side to face Newcastle United in the Premier League. Both sides are looking to strengthen their Champions League qualification bid with a victory in Sunday's lunchtime kick off at St. James' Park.

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Football writer Alex Keble highlights the hot topics and tactical lessons from Matchweek 36, including: Underneath the anger that caused some Liverpool supporters to boo Trent Alexander-Arnold is sadness. Losing one of their most important players and arguably the club’s greatest ever right-back is a major blow.