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Or what are the hardest parts to watch? Finch imitates the infamous "Squeal like a pig" scene.

Fortunately, there’s another attractive path to consider.Burnley have shown admirable resilience at Turf Moor and are about to embark on a four-Gameweek spell that’s likely to ensure that at least one of their rearguard finds its way into our Wildcard squads.Trippier’s FPL value has fallen to a low of 4.8, enabling us to couple him with Sunderland’s Van Aanholt for just 9.0, to achieve a convincing rotation pairing that promises clean sheets and a smattering of attacking returns into the Easter months.

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Vincent Kompany, at 6.4 compared to Zabaleta’s 6.6, could offer an alternative once fit but, having suffered two spells of absence through injury already, the City skipper may offer us little more assurance.Debuchy’s mid-season injury has led to a drop in value to 5.2, ensuring that he represents an obvious route into the Gunners’ rearguard.

If you’re overlooking the Tom Heaton/Costel Pantilimon pairing in goal, it’s an option you should certainly explore.As previously discussed in yesterday’s keepers guide, Ben Foster represents a clear option in goal. In Wildcard terms, he ranks as a differential, with favourable Old Trafford match-ups on offer between Gameweek 21-27.The Dutchman has fallen in price to just 4.2 in the FPL and, at that price, represents outstanding value.

To compound their appeal, Garry Monk’s back four work well in tandem with the Van Aanholt option at Sunderland. Looking for some great streaming picks? We all need to come together. Back-translation: Come on, Miss Piggy! Chris Finch was born in 1979 in Bolton, Lancashire, England as Christopher Wilkinson. We’d expect Wisdom to retain his start and potentially deliver outstanding value over the remainder of the campaign.Look to Gameweeks 24-33 as the spell to profit most from Wisdom; he can be paired with a member of the Villa backline to offer a ready-made rotation pairing.The fixtures aren’t kind to Villa, although Gameweeks 25-30 appear to offer the optimum spell for returns.

Significantly, Pieters’ Gameweeks 27 and 30 drop in perfectly to compliment the fragility in the Sunderland/Swansea rotation.With Phil Bardsley and Geoff Cameron competing at right-back and Philipp Wollscheid’s arrival adding further competition for the spot alongside skipper Ryan Shawcross, Pieters looks the most secure option in Mark Hughes’ rearguard. He’s also an obvious partner to Andre Wisdom or Joleon Lesscott, offering home and away rotation cover.Against the odds, Hutton has to remain on the radar with the Ron Vlaar option the only possible caveat.

Chris Finch, Actor: Paradox. Like Hutton, Taylor appears to be a gift that will go on giving.While the Potters have returned just four clean sheets all season, Gameweeks 22-30 represent a key spell that could see them push on towards double figures. The Dutchman currently offers a Villa alternative at the same price point and may yet depart the Midlands with the likes of United and Liverpool said to be touting his talent.From Gameweek 24-35, the Swans are gifted with a run that hints that there will be further shut-outs on show.

With two assists and eight bonus points to his name, he looks to be good value for his 4.6 FPL price tag.Once a mainstay in the Hull defence, Davies’ future at the KC Stadium is far from certain but, at present, he still offers the most secure route into Bruce’s rearguard.