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Philippe Coutinho - along with Daniel Sturridge, the young Liverpool playmaker has more than atoned for the enforced absence of Luis Suarez with a series of dazzling displays. Coutinho has delivered 4 assists and a couple of bonus points in the three matches since the Uruguayan was handed a 10-match ban and with a home clash against QPR to see out the season, he's received more transfers in than any midfielder this week so far.
Frank Lampard - Chelsea's record goalscorer served a reminder of his uncanny ability to find the net with a brace against Aston Villa last weekend. The Europa League winners will be looking to spoil David Moyes' final match in charge of Everton and with a win needed to ensure third place, there's no one more reliable than Lampard for Rafa Benitez's side.
Kevin Nolan - a home clash with relegated Reading affords the West Ham skipper the chance to maintain his recent upturn in form in front of his own fans. Nolan has produced a goal and 5 bonus points over his last two appearances at Upton Park and, bearing in mind the visitors have conceded in every road trip this term, he'll be confident of finishing the season with a flourish.
Sergio Aguero - having found the net in Manchester City's 2-0 win over Reading on Tuesday, the Argentine has now scored 3 goals in his last five appearances. Aguero welcomes Norwich City to the Etihad Stadium this weekend and, as the hosts look to draw a line under a disastrous season, he'll be hoping to replicate his final day exploits of the 2011/12 campaign and steer his side to victory.
Emmanuel Adebayor - there's no denying the Tottenham forward can be a hugely frustrating player but when he's in the mood, Adebayor can be devastating. With 3 goals, a couple of assists and 7 bonus points in his last four starts for the north London outfit, he looks in top form ahead of a vital home clash with out-of-sorts Sunderland.
Rickie Lambert - a hugely impressive debut season in the Barclays Premier League has stuttered to a halt in recent weeks but The Scout has a feeling the Southampton forward is set to produce the points this weekend. Lambert welcomes Stoke City to St Mary's Stadium and, having already produced a 15 point return against Tony Pulis' side earlier in the season, Lambert will be confident of breaching the Potters' backline once again.
