Gameweek 5 2026-27 Final

The Gameweek 5 Roundup

Gameweek 5: Semenyo top scored with 17; Man City are on 5 straight wins; Calafiori blanked for the 51% who own him.

The Scorers

The three highest points totals of the gameweek, and what made them up.

Man City MID

Semenyo

17 points

Semenyo scored 17 points — 2 goals, 1 assist and 2 bonus points, from 90 minutes.

Goals
2
Assists
1
Bonus
2
Owned
15.2%
Sunderland FWD

Brobbey

17 points

Brobbey scored 17 points — 3 goals and 3 bonus points, from 90 minutes.

Goals
3
Bonus
3
Owned
6.5%
Coventry City DEF

Dasilva

15 points

Dasilva scored 15 points — 1 goal, a clean sheet and 3 bonus points, from 90 minutes.

Goals
1
Clean sheet
Yes
Bonus
3
Owned
0.7%

The Blanks

Players enough managers own for it to have hurt, who played an hour or more and returned almost nothing. The expected-goal figure is the part that matters — it separates a bad week from a bad player.

Arsenal DEF

Calafiori

1 point

Calafiori returned 1 point from 90 minutes, owned by 50.6% of managers. There was little behind it either: 0.10 expected goal involvements.

Owned
50.6%
Minutes
90
xGI
0.10
Arsenal GK

Raya

1 point

Raya returned 1 point from 90 minutes, owned by 42.1% of managers. There was little behind it either: 0.00 expected goal involvements.

Owned
42.1%
Minutes
90
xGI
0.00
Chelsea MID

Rogers

2 points

Rogers returned 2 points from 90 minutes, owned by 40.3% of managers. The underlying numbers were better than the score — 0.40 expected goal involvements.

Owned
40.3%
Minutes
90
xGI
0.40

On a Run

Clubs whose run is live as of this gameweek — counted backwards from it, so a streak that ended last week isn’t here.

  • Man City 5 straight wins

    Man City have won 5 in a row.

  • Liverpool 3 straight clean sheets

    Liverpool have kept 3 clean sheets in a row.

How the Model Did

The AI Best XI’s projection for this gameweek was frozen at the deadline and never recomputed. This is it against what the squad actually scored.

Projected
57.5
Actual
48
Difference
-9.5

Every gameweek’s record is on the AI teams page, including the ones it got wrong.