Luis Diaz & Bryan Mbeumo help Dream Team gaffer claim £250 prize in Gameweek 3 – it could be you in Gameweek 4!

CONGRATULATIONS to Dream Team manager Rob Feeny!

He’s the latest gaffer to claim some cash off with a brilliant performance in Gameweek 3.

Rob’s XI ‘Chilli Con Arne Slott’ racked up 153 points to claim the £250 weekly prize.

Dream TeamRob’s successful XI[/caption]

51 Dream Team bosses earned more points in Gameweek 3 but they all achieved mammoth scores by playing a Booster.

Remember, you are only eligible to win the weekly prize if you don’t activate a Booster.

Let’s analyse how Rob amassed his points.

Lucas Digne produced nine points in a low-scoring Gameweek for defendersGetty

Rob’s defensive assets didn’t set the world alight in Gameweek 3 but that was generally the case across the board as only Liverpool kept a clean sheet in the Premier League.

Lucas Digne (£3.1m) pulled his weight with a nine-point return against Leicester thanks primarily to an assist for Jhon Duran’s (£2.6m) winner.

Anthony Gordon (£4.5m) mustered just four points but he was the only member of Rob’s front seven not to register a double-digit haul.

The ever-reliable Bukayo Saka (£6.3m) returned 11 points after he set up Arsenal’s only goal against Brighton on Saturday.

The Gunners’ No7 also registered three shots on target, two tackles and a bonus point.

GettyLuis Diaz bagged a brace at Old Trafford[/caption]

Luis Diaz (£4.7m) enjoyed his brace at Old Trafford and banked 16 points in the process.

Liverpool’s Colombian winger is now Dream Team’s top-performing midfielder with an overall total of 35 points.

But Diaz was only the second best midfield asset in Gameweek 3 as Bryan Mbeumo (£3.6m) topped the pile with a whopping 19-point return.

Brentford’s talisman created two big chances and notched three shots on target on his way to a brace at Southampton’s expense.

The Cameroon international has started the season in fine form but he may find it hard going at the Etihad after the international break.

GettyMbeumo has three league goals to his name already[/caption]

Speaking of Manchester City, Erling Haaland (£8.8m) has already tapped into some deeply ominous form.

The prolific poacher scored his second hat-trick in as many games to add another 26 points to his total – doubled to 52 for those who captained him like Rob – this time at West Ham’s expense.

Haaland has raced to 59 points in the blink of an eye – extraordinary even by his standards!

Elsewhere, Kai Havertz (£4.6m) has picked up where he left off last season with two goals and an assist in three outings.

The German forward produced a confident finish against the Seagulls before the game somewhat unravelled for Mikel Arteta.

Last but by no means least, Mohamed Salah (£7.3m) bagged his customary goal against Manchester United after twice assisting the aforementioned Diaz for a well-deserved 19-point haul.

Liverpool’s Egyptian superstar has three goals and three assists from his first three appearances of the campaign – only Haaland is above him in the rankings.

45 points and countingGETTY

And that’s how Rob earned himself £250 – simple, eh?

We’re giving away the same amount again in Gameweek 4 after the international break so make sure your team is set up nicely prior to the 11am deadline on September 14th.

But remember, if you’re targeting the weekly cash prize – no Boosters!