It's the third weekend of the EFL Fantasy season and we're already being treated to a double gameweek.
Oxford United and Reading are the only two clubs in the Football League who do not have two fixtures in this gameweek, with the remaining 70 teams in action twice - providing you with plenty of Championship, League One and League Two action to feast over in the coming days.
The arrival of a double gameweek presents players with an opportunity to lay down an early marker in their EFL Fantasy mini-league, and we've picked out five players you must consider before the deadline at 20:00 on Friday 28th August.
Alex Newby (York City)
The shock dismissal of Stuart Maynard and the appointment of Scott Lindsey as his successor left a sour taste in the mouths of York City supporters, but the former MK Dons and Crawley Town boss has made a strong start in League Two to dispel any murmurs of discontent around the LNER Community Stadium.
Instrumental in the club's National League title success, Alex Newby has made a flying start to life in League Two with two goals and an assist against Bristol Rovers and Rotherham United.
The attacking midfielder says he's been working on his finishing in pre-season and the additional sessions appear to have paid dividends as Newby thrives at the heart of a York attack that's expected to tally a lot of goals this term.
York host Exeter this weekend, who were comfortable in their home win against Accrington but porous on their trip to Grimsby, before facing a Cheltenham Town side that have conceded the sixth-most xG and second-most shots across their two games so far.
Fabrizio Cavegn (Bristol Rovers)
Former Switzerland Under-21 international Fabrizio Cavegn has made an exhilerating start to the season at the Memorial Stadium.
Netting 11 league goals in the previous campaign, Cavegn has two in two following his brace against Newport County last weekend, which adds to the assist he registered in the 3-2 defeat to York City.
Steve Evans' side inflated their numbers in a 5-3 triumph over Newport, but Cavegn accounts for 1.8 of Rovers' 5.8 xG - only Chesterfield's Lee Bonis has more - and the 23-year-old is a persistent attacking threat who can expose the defensive frailties of Crawley and Colchester.
Andri Gudjohnsen (Blackburn Rovers)
"If we play him 40 games this season, I think he's going to get over 20 goals," said Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray after Gudjohnsen opened his account for the season on the opening night against Wolves.
The Icelandic striker struggled for fitness post-Christmas during his first Championship campaign, but after a year adapting to the rigours of England's second tier, Gudjohnsen has showcased his potency with two goals in as many games for Rovers.
A traditional number nine with excellent movement and who lurks between both posts, Gudjohnsen has the tools to continue his excellent start to the campaign against QPR and Lincoln City.
Cameron McJannet (Grimsby Town)
Two games, two clean sheets for Dave Artell's Grimsby Town, and while the underlying numbers will suggest the Mariners backline have drastically overperformed in their opening two fixtures, you cannot underestimate the efficiency of a well-drilled defensive unit.
Central defender Cameron McJannet plays a pivotal role in Grimsby's resilience and the 27-year-old, who was one of EFL Fantasy's top-scoring players last season, has been racking up the clearances (14) and tackles (4) already.
Grimsby entertain a Fleetwood attack that's lacked a killer instinct in their opening two matches before facing Accrington Stanley, who struggled to convert their possession into clear-cut chances in a 2-0 defeat to Exeter.
Isaac Price (West Brom)
West Brom fans will be hoping Isaac Price has a subdued week to deflect any unwanted attention in the Northern Ireland midfielder between now and the end of the transfer window.
Price's form mirrors the whole Albion team with James Morrison's side making an emphatic start to the campaign, and Price has been hugely influential at both ends of the pitch in victories over Norwich and Burnley.
Against the Clarets, Price scored a stunning brace, and the 23-year-old produced another sensational double against Premier League opposition in the EFL Cup, scoring twice against Newcastle United at St James' Park.
It's hard to overlook his recent performances and Price can exploit a Middlesbrough side still experiencing teething issues under Kim Hellberg before Charlton Athletic visit The Hawthorns on Wednesday.
