JARROD BOWEN (£5.5m) is statistically the most in-form forward in Dream Team right now.
The 28-year-old scored the second goal in West Ham’s 2-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford for a healthy nine-point return.
When Bowen tapped home at the back post on Sunday he made it four goals in six appearances.
Factor in two assists against Brighton in Gameweek 33 and there’s no denying the England international is finishing the campaign in fine style.
A return of 29 points from his three most recent three is unmatched among assets in his position.
More broadly, he’s amassed 98 points from 13 appearances at an average of 7.54 per game since his return from injury at the start of February.
Bowen has scored six goals and registered four assists in this time.
What’s interesting is the Hammers’ talisman currently features in just 3.1% of teams.
By very definition, he has to be considered a tempting differential option for the remaining two Gameweeks of the season.
Graham Potter’s side sit 15th in the table but Bowen’s individual stats speak for themselves.
He averages 7.4 points-per-game for the season as a whole; only four forwards have rattled along at a better rate.
WEST HAM’S REMAINING FIXTURES
- Nottingham Forest (h)
- Ipswich (a)
Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have performed well above expectations this season but this is a good time to play them.
Forest have won just one of their last seven games in all competitions with their most recent result being a disappointing 2-2 draw against relegated Leicester.
Couple this with a trip to Portman Road on the final day of the campaign and Bowen’s fixtures across Gameweeks 36 and 37 appear relatively favourable.
