We're back to one match per team next week and have some big clashes at the top as an added bonus. Arsenal host Manchester United and Chelsea host Spurs. I generally go a bit overboard in avoiding clashes at the top and given what I've seen from Arsenal at home and United on the road, I'm pretty inclined to continue that pattern with that match.

I don't tend to do a lot of name dropping or anything like that related to my day job but I will today because it will help explain the lateness of this post. One of my clients was invited to demonstrate something we did for them at a Cyber Security event hosted by the White House (yes, THAT White House).

The two-gamers return next match week and as such, so does the need to be particularly vigilant on the Barn Door so you don't get shut out of some inexpensive two-match goodness. Here's what you need to know: Two Gamers Chelsea - and neither of their matches (@WBA and BRM) are exceptionally difficult.

As we look past this week to next week the schedule has some tantalizing options for fantasy managers. The only downside is that the players who are likely the most interesting are already pretty expensive. The main attraction will be Chelsea hosting Wigan. There will certainly be doubts about who Chelsea will start at forward so that's a potential issue but you at least want to give yourself

One match for everyone on the schedule right now during the next match week. Most importantly there are a lot of good teams playing away to not so good teams. Here's the quick list of the important ones: ManYoo @ WHU - ManYoo aren't great on the road but they should be healthier - I'd be especially interested in value picks Smalling and Valencia and maybe Chicharito depending on how the

I'm going to try to bring back the BD watch in a modified format. Here is what I'll be thinking about as soon as line-ups lock in for the current match-week: RSC is healthy? - how do he and Rovers look? They're @AST next which isn't great but it isn't horrible either. Carling Cup Final Impact - TOT/ARS and CHE/BRM have both been postponed for the next match week due to the ARS/BRM Carling Cup