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FPL Differentials GW5 2026/27: Low-Ownership Picks Under 10%

FPL differentials for Gameweek 5: Jayden Bogle leads the game on 37 points at 2.9% ownership, plus Brentford, Bournemouth and Hull names under 10% from FootballDream's live tool.

5 min readPublished 2026-09-15Updated 2026-09-15
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Four gameweeks in and the template is set — Haaland, Palmer, Saka and the usual premiums dominate ownership. Differentials are still how you climb a mini-league: players under 10% owned who already have a season's worth of points on the board. The live shortlist below comes from FootballDream's FPL Differentials tool, refreshed daily from the official API.

Bogle changed the conversation

Leeds' 4-1 win over Newcastle in GW4 made Jayden Bogle the top scorer in the entire game — 37 points at £4.5m and under 3% owned. That is not a promoted-side goalkeeper fluke anymore; it is a defender with attacking returns at Elland Road. Home to Palace this week is the obvious next port of call if you want rank movement.

Under 10% and in form right now

  • Jayden Bogle (Leeds United, DEF, £4.5m): 2.9% owned, 37 points — leads the game; home vs Crystal Palace in GW5.
  • Bryan Schade (Brentford, MID, £6.0m): 5.8% owned, 30 points — opens GW5 at home to Chelsea Friday night.
  • Marcus Tavernier (Bournemouth, MID, £6.1m): 5.3% owned, 29 points — hosts Liverpool on Sunday after the 2-2 Brentford draw.
  • Alex Scott (AFC Bournemouth, MID, £6.1m): 5.9% owned, 28 points — same fixture as Tavernier; covered in our GW5 captains guide too.
  • Amine Belloumi (Hull City, MID, £5.0m): 3.0% owned, 27 points — budget mid with returns; away at Newcastle in GW5.

Hull defence still delivers value

Mendy, Egan and Tzolakis remain under 10% owned with 25+ points each — the promoted defensive pool from GW3 and GW4 has not gone away. Away at St James' after Newcastle's 4-1 defeat at Leeds is a harder clean-sheet punt, but the price and DefCon floor still appeal for bench cover.

How we keep the list current

  • Ownership and points pull from fantasy.premierleague.com every day — no manual edits.
  • Minutes matter: cameo appearances do not qualify someone for this shortlist.
  • Injured or suspended players drop off when the official game flags them.
  • Narrow by position or ownership cap on /fpl-differentials if you want a tighter filter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good FPL differential for GW5?
Jayden Bogle (Leeds, £4.5m) is the standout — 37 points at 2.9% ownership, home to Crystal Palace after Leeds beat Newcastle 4-1 in GW4. Bryan Schade (Brentford, £6.0m) is the best midfield differential for the Friday opener vs Chelsea.
Is Bogle still a differential after leading FPL scoring?
Yes — he is still under 3% owned despite topping the game on 37 points. That gap between points and ownership is exactly what a differential is supposed to look like.
How is this different from the GW5 top scorers by price article?
Top scorers by price ranks everyone by points and value. This list only includes players under 10% ownership — the names that can move your rank when they haul.
Does the differentials list update automatically?
Yes. Ownership, points and availability sync from the official FPL API daily on FootballDream.
Can I filter by position?
Yes — use /fpl-differentials and filter GK, DEF, MID or FWD. Defence and midfield have the deepest low-owned pools this week.

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