Several players will not be available for the upcoming matches
As the Premier League heads into game week 20, one thing Fantasy Football managers need to be aware of is suspensions.
Several players have picked up a fifth yellow card in their side’s game week 19 fixture, meaning they must serve a one match ban this weekend.
There have also been bans for other reasons, including misconduct and a red card.
Below are the players unavailable for game week 20.
Players suspended
Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers has been a popular pick among managers, given his high returns and very cheap price. However, he will not be available against Leicester due to picking up his fifth caution against Brigthon.
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Newcastle players have also been a popular pick with managers, given their current goal scoring form and improved defensive record. However, defender Fabian Schar will not be available this weekend due to getting a fifth yellow card against Manchester United.
Other players out for this reason include Arsenal’s Jurrien Timber, Southampton’s Mateus Fernandes and Tottenham Hotspur’s Rodrigo Bentancur.
Meanwhile, Matheus Cunha has begun his two-match ban for misconduct after being charged by the FA following Wolves’ game against Ipswich.
And Aston Villa’s Jhon Duran is currently serving a three-match suspension after he was sent off in the team’s 3-0 loss to Newcastle.
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