GW15 clean sheet odds, goal scoring odds and point predictions

With GW15 around the corner, we here at raensports have decided to bring to you some GW15 predictions. We’d be looking at the teams who are likely to keep clean sheets, players likely to deliver points, players likely to score and then we’d create our GW15 team with those information.

GW15 clean sheet odds: what teams are most likely to keep clean sheets this gameweek

Here are ten teams predicted to keep clean sheets this week:

1. Man City – 47.62%
2. Leeds – 30.3%
3. West Ham – 30.3%
4. Brighton – 26.67%
5. Newcastle – 26.67%
6. Man United – 25.64%
7. Everton – 23.81%
8. Brentford – 21.5%
9. Liverpool – 20%
10. Chelsea -19.23%

These are the ten teams predicted to keep clean sheets in GW15. Some of these teams you’d almost expect them to get clean sheets, as they have relatively easy fixtures.

Here are the teams, these teams face in GW15:

• Man City vs Fulham
• Leeds vs Bournemouth
• West Ham vs Crystal Palace
• Brighton vs Wolves
• Newcastle vs Southampton
• Man United vs Aston Villa
• Everton vs Leicester
• Brentford vs Nott’m Forest
• Liverpool vs Spurs
• Chelsea vs Arsenal

From the list of teams predicted to keep clean sheets, here is another list of defenders predicted to go on and get some form of attacking return:

From this list of potential defender return odds, we can see that the AI is predicting mostly center backs to get a form of attacking return this gameweek.

There are seven center backs in this list, four full-backs and one goalkeepeer. For those wondering how these defender return odds are calculated, here’s how:

* The algorithm is combing the clean sheet odds and the goalscorer odds from more than 20 booking sites to give you the best odds for defenders to return fpl points.

GW15 goal scoring odds: 12 likely GW15 goal scorers

Moving on from defenders, we are now going to attackers and here are the 12 forwards predicted to score a goal in gameweek 15:

There are a few surprises in this list of predicted goal scorers. We’ve got the likes of Bamford and Welbeck in here, it’s something we don’t see quite often – they could be really nice one week punts.

Other than those two, we’ve got a pretty standard list. The players in this list, you’d expect them to get a couple of goals.

Here’s how the goal scoring odds are calculated:

* Our (NEW) algorithm collects the odds from more than 20 booking sites and converts to percentages exluding profit margin. (Xmins) Thereafter, percentages adjusted by players’ expected minutes and availability.

GW15 point predictions

Here are nine players predicted to get the most points in gameweek 15:

–	Goal	Assist	Clean sheets	Return	Predicted points
De Bruyne £12.5m Midfielder Man City	0.59	0.96	0.56	1.55	9.1
Haaland £12.1m Forward Man City	1.18	0.27	0.56	1.45	8.5
Foden £8.5m Midfielder Man City	0.60	0.40	0.56	1.00	7.3
Cancelo £7.4m Defender Man City	0.16	0.39	0.56	1.11	6.6
Bernardo £6.9m Midfielder Man City	0.41	0.38	0.56	0.79	6.1
Wilson £7.5m Forward Newcastle	0.59	0.21	0.26	0.79	5.7
Salah £12.8m Midfielder Liverpool	0.47	0.23	0.22	0.70	5.6
Kane £11.6m Forward Spurs	0.49	0.25	0.20	0.75	5.4
Calvert-Lewin £7.9m Forward Everton	0.57	0.19	0.30	0.76	5.4

The predicted points data is provided by fantasyfootballhub, feel free to check them out.

GW15 team reveal

Now that we know the players predicted to do well this gameweek, we’d now be creating our GW15 team with the information that has been made available to us.

P.S: This GW15 team is picked or selected with only this gameweek in mind, we’ve not taken future gameweeks into consideration at all. The purpose of this is to give you an idea of players you can target this gameweek.

We’ve decided to follow through with the AI’s suggestions and recommendations. We’ve brought in players that the AI has predicted to get the most points, to keep clean sheets and to score goals.

Well, this is going to be the sixth gameweek, were we allow AI decide our team. Last gameweek the AI did a pretty good job and the team that we went with picked up a total of 78 points, which in fairness wasn’t bad. We’d be hoping for more of the same this week.