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Luke O'Nien

Sunderland · Defender · £3.9m

O'Nien's competitive no-show is stronger evidence than a predicted XI. At £3.9m and 2.5% owned, the next team sheet decides whether patience is still justified.

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#113 most owned2.5% ownershipAvailable
Gameweek 7 projection1.4

Projected FPL points

at Bournemouth · FDR 3
Sun 18 Oct, 14:00
Gameweek 6 score0

Banked FPL points

0 minutes · No appearance · 0–2

Zero minutes changes the conversation

O'Nien did not get on in Gameweek 6.

Official FPL status, match record and listed set-piece order

O'Nien's competitive no-show is stronger evidence than a predicted XI. At £3.9m and 2.5% owned, the next team sheet decides whether patience is still justified.

2,813 net transfers in is a modest market move. With ownership already at 2.5%, buying now is partly a protection decision; the minutes and role still decide whether it is a good one.

Away at Bournemouth is an FDR 3 fixture that puts the focus on clean-sheet floor and attacking involvement. The model lands on 1.4 points; use that as a one-week baseline, not the whole transfer case.

This season

The numbers on the board right now.

1Points
66Minutes
1Starts
0Goals
0Assists
0Clean sheets
0Bonus
0.02Expected involvements
0.0Form
+2,813Net transfers

Gameweek by Gameweek

Starts, minutes and returns. No guesswork.

GWOpponentScoreMinutesPointsGACSBonusxGI
6v Brighton0–20000000.00
5at Man City5–30000000.00
4v Arsenal0–20000000.00
3at Brentford1–10000000.00
2v Fulham1–00000000.00
1at Ipswich Town2–166100000.02

The longer view

One hot Saturday can lie. A full FPL season usually tells you more.

SeasonPointsStartsMinutesGoalsAssistsClean sheetsBonusxGxAPrice
2025/2626556501210.150.13£4.0m → £4.0m

What comes next

The run of matches behind the projection.

Gameweek 7

at Bournemouth

FDR 3
Gameweek 8

v Leeds

FDR 3
Gameweek 9

at Coventry City

FDR 2
Gameweek 10

v Chelsea

FDR 4
Gameweek 11

at Aston Villa

FDR 3
Gameweek 12

v Spurs

FDR 2

AI FPL xP starts with the official forecast, then adjusts for player quality, expected minutes, set pieces, team strength, venue and FDR. It is a planning number, not a promise.