GW26 Differentials: Jordan Henderson

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The Scout highlights fact that Liverpool captain has produced a goal and an assist in two of his last three matches


The Scout is selecting four overlooked players who could be set for a breakout Gameweek 26 in Fantasy Premier League.
Jordan Henderson (LIV) £5.4m
The Liverpool midfielder is owned by just 2.1 per cent of FPL managers ahead of his trip to Norwich City.
Henderson's attacking threat has increased markedly in recent matches.
He has recorded 13 points in two of his last three fixtures, producing a goal and an assist against both West Ham United and Southampton.
He had previously managed just one goal and two assists in the first 23 Gameweeks.
Watch Henderson's display v Saints
The underlying statistics show Henderson has improved his all-round attacking potential lately.
His minutes per shot have quickened from 131.8 to 67, while his minutes per chance created have gone from 82 to 45.
Indeed, his six key passes in the last two Gameweeks have been second only to the seven of Roberto Firmino (£9.6m) for Liverpool.
Norwich will host the Reds having struggled in defence at home this season.
The Canaries have managed only one clean sheet in their 12 matches at Carrow Road, conceding at least twice on nine of those occasions.
Henderson has the form to profit from those frailties and get more returns in Gameweek 26.
Tomorrow: GW26 Differentials: Serge Aurier

 Source.Premier League.com

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