With Chelsea drawing 0-0 with Spurs and Man City picking up a 5-0 victory in Gameweek 10, neither Timo Werner (£9.5m) nor Gabriel Jesus (£9.3m) found themselves on the scoresheet for their respective sides with the former blanking completely and the latter having to settle for an assist only despite the five goals scored from City. Both will be hoping for much bigger attacking returns in Gameweek 11 with each facing a home fixture.
Chelsea meet Leeds at Stamford Bridge in the renewal of a long standing rivalry in English football, whilst Man City welcome Fulham to the Etihad Stadium in a fixture that on paper looks extremely friendly for Jesus. Leeds have conceded 17 goals in the Premier League this season compared to Fulham's 19 and when you also take into account that Jesus is priced £0.2m cheaper than Werner, then it becomes a relatively straightforward decision. Having said that, be wary of potential rotation as is so common in a Pep Guardiola managed Man City side.
Verdict: Gabriel Jesus