Is triple Chelsea attack worth it? FPL gameweek four dilemmas

Is it time to play a Free Hit or a Wildcard?

BBC Sport FPL expert Holly Shand looks at some of the biggest dilemmas facing FPL managers heading into gameweek four.

Who is the best Chelsea player to buy?

Cole Palmer (£9.6m) and Morgan Rogers (£7.6m) came on as half-time substitutes in the Carabao Cup against on Wednesday, with Palmer scoring a double including a penalty, and Rogers chalking up three assists.

Palmer has the edge, if you can afford him, given his greater goal threat and penalties.

If you are wildcarding this week, you could also consider a triple-up, but having three attacking players from the same team means they need to score two-plus goals every game to make it worth it.

Should you buy Isak or Gakpo from Liverpool?

Alternatively, Alexander Isak sits as the second-highest scoring forward in the game, with three goals in the past two gameweeks. When he hits a purple patch he is a formidable threat.

The issue is his £9.1m price tag, making him tough to get to, plus Gakpo has assisted all of his goals, making him the best pick.

Hold or sell Man Utd players?

Bryan Mbeumo (£7.9m) was on the scoresheet on that day, with Bruno Fernandes (£12m) chalking up an assist for a 10-point return.

Fernandes is top for shots among all players with 15, while Mbeumo's four big chances is the most of any midfielder in the game. Don't sell them lightly, they are long-term holds.

Who are the key players to buy on wildcard?

I'd look to at least double up on attackers, with Joao Pedro (£7.7m) in the forward line template and Erling Haaland (£15.5m) perhaps enough from right now.

In terms of budget picks, Pascal Gross (£5.6m) could be one of the best to back in the midfield.

Who is the best captain for gameweek four?

He leads the way among midfielders for shots in the box with nine.

's home game against is the standout one to target, so those without Palmer would be advised to look at Rogers or Joao Pedro as viable alternatives.

However, Haaland - away at - has five goals in his past three competitive matches and should never be far away from the debate.

Should you replace Calvert-Lewin?

It's fair to say that he has under-performed, but he has the potential to improve with upcoming home games against and .

He scored from the bench in the Carabao Cup in midweek so I'll be holding, but there is momentum in the transfer market for other budget picks such as Yoanne Wissa (£6.2m) and Thierno Barry (£5.6m).

I personally don't think there is much to pick between them so would not use a free transfer to swap.

Is De Cuyper a cheat code?

The Seagulls attacking line-up might change, which could see De Cuyper pushed back to full-back, especially when Kaoru Mitoma returns from a hamstring injury.

I think De Cuyper was the one to own in gameweek one, but I'd prefer to buy 's Konsa at this price point now.