FPL | Under the radar Spurs options for your team

Differentials are players who are owned by under 10 per cent of FPL managers. These players are important as they can make the biggest difference to your rank, helping to differentiate your team from the teams around you.

Fantasy Football Scout have identified three great differentials from our team to invest in after the international break.

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Mohammed Kudus (£6.5m)

Mo is currently one of the biggest differentials in the game, with only 0.2 per cent of managers having him in their teams. With our attacking midfielder now back from the injury that saw him miss most of the calendar year, he is a fantastic pick in FPL again.

In his debut season in N17, the Ghanaian international started 19 matches, and in that time, he registered six assists and two goals. He also returned seven clean sheet points and seven bonus points.

So far this season, the 26-year-old has made four appearances in the Premier League, including the second half of our Gameweek 5 fixture against Aston Villa, where he registered an assist.

Mo has had three attempts on goal, created three chances and taken three corners in his four matches so far. His 14 crosses are the third most across the squad, with only Andy Robertson (£4.4m) and Savio (£6.5m) having put in more.

Sandro Tonali (£5.3m)

Sandro has registered 14 points so far this season, and his underlying numbers suggest that he could be a good differential for managers looking to climb their mini-leagues.

Across the season so far, the Italian has had a team-leading eight shots and created four chances, one of which was defined as an OPTA-big chance. He has also taken a free kick and had two shots from set pieces.

The 26-year-old sits second in the team for expected assists (xA) this season, with only Savio expected to have registered more assists. He is also third in the team for expected goal involvements (xGI).

Our midfielder has had 223 touches in the opponent’s half in the opening five fixtures of the season, the most across the side.

Sandro, who is currently owned by just 1.8 per cent of FPL managers, has also received the most passes in the opponent’s half with 164.

Omar Marmoush (£7.0m)

Since joining us, Omar has started all four Premier League matches. In those fixtures, he has had seven attempts on goal, of which three have come from inside the box.

Over the last four gameweeks, Omar has been heavily involved in our attacking play, creating four chances, with one of those being defined as an OPTA big chance.

Our new number 22, who is currently found in just 2.1 per cent of FPL teams, has received 41 passes in the final third and has had 111 touches in the opposition’s half.

He has also had the third most touches in the opponent’s box, with only Savio and Mathys Tel (£5.7m) having had more.