Three FPL differentials to target in Gameweek 38

It's the final weekend of the 2025/26 Premier League campaign and FPL managers will be hoping to make a late surge up the standings.

All 10 Premier League matches will get underway at 16:00 BST on Sunday 24th May and although Arsenal have wrapped up the title, there's still plenty to play for as Tottenham and West Ham battle to preserve their top-flight status while the race for European football reaches a crescendo.

Ahead of Gameweek 38, we've picked out three differentials players who may help you to get a green arrow as the Premier League concludes for another season.

Differentials to target in FPL Gameweek 38

Richarlison - £6.4m (TOT)

Fixture - Everton (H)
Owned by: 7.2%

Many eyes will be cast on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday where Tottenham require just a point from their final match against Everton to preserve their Premier League status - barring West Ham winning by 13 goals against Leeds United, of course.

Spurs' survival hopes looked bleak following a 1-0 defeat to Sunderland in Roberto De Zerbi's first match in charge, but a run of eight points from five matches has ensured their survival fate is in their own hands and Richarlison's had a hugely influential role in their upturn in form.

On top of registering two goals and an assist in his previous four matches, the Brazilian has been a constant threat in the penalty area having been involved in seven big chances during that period.

Richarlison also boasts a strong record against his former employers Everton, netting five goals and registering one assist against the Toffees. David Moyes' side have nothing but pride to play for following the 3-1 defeat to Sunderland last week.

Beyond the numbers, Richarlison has made a consistent habit of getting into the right places at opportune moments. Even though his execution has been lacking, the 29-year-old should be rewarded sooner, rather than later.

Wiliam Osula - £5.5m (NEW)

Fixture - Fulham (A)
Owned by: 1.7%

Another forward recommendation, William Osula has embraced Eddie Howe's leading role in the wake of Anthony Gordon being consigned to the bench and is one of the Premier League's in-form strikers.

The Denmark Under-21 international has started as Newcastle United's number nine in their last six matches and scored five goals, including an excellent brace against West Ham last time out.

Osula has been central to all of Newcastle's attacking forays and the 22-year-old encounters a Fulham rearguard that has been breached in nine of their last 10 Premier League matches at Craven Cottage.

The travelling Magpies will be eager to finish a turbulent season on a high with the lure of a fourth consecutive top half finish and the mathematical possibility of finishing above rivals Sunderland.

Jaidon Anthony - £5.0m (BUR)

Fixture: Wolves (H)
Owned by: 2.1%

It's an all-Championship affair at Turf Moor as Burnley and Wolves battle to avoid the ignominy of finishing bottom of the Premier League.

It's been a sensible choice to avoid most Burnley players since they embarked on their current run of one win in 28, but this dead rubber tie could be rewarding for those investing in the Clarets' attacking options.

Jaidon Anthony has been a shining light in an otherwise dismal campaign for the Lancashire outfit with eight goals and four assists this term. The winger had failed to score in seven matches before netting against Aston Villa a fortnight ago, but he remains Burnley's greatest threat in the final third.

With his tendency to cut inside onto his stronger right foot, the 26-year-old has produced 14 shots in Burnley's previous five home matches, of which seven have been on target.

Opposing a Wolves side who are winless on their travels and have kept one away clean sheet in the Premier League this season, Anthony could provide a little joy for interim head coach Mike Jackson and FPL owners.