"While there's some confusion, he is actually available for the upcoming Gameweek 6 fixture, as his suspension will come midweek. However, given the red card and potential loss of trust from the Chelsea manager, there's a real chance he could be rested or dropped. For those planning to wildcard or transfer, Sanchez is worth avoiding for now. Alternatives like Raya and Donnaruma offer more reliable, less risky options in goal."
"However, it might be time to move on from him as Palace face a string of tough fixtures including Liverpool, Bournemouth, Arsenal, and a well organised Everton side. Clean sheets are less likely in this challenging run, which could limit Munoz's returns from both defence and attack. At his 5.6m price, there are defenders with more attractive fixture runs offering better chances of points."
Gameweek 6 is approaching, making squad reassessment and selective selling important. Injury doubts, suspensions, rotation risk, and poor form can lead to lost points and excessive bench time. Robert Sanchez received a red card but remains technically available for Gameweek 6 because his suspension arrives midweek; however, he faces a real chance of being rested or dropped, so safer goalkeeper alternatives such as Raya and Donnaruma are preferable. Daniel Munoz, priced at 5.6m, faces a difficult fixture run against Liverpool, Bournemouth, Arsenal and Everton, reducing clean-sheet and attacking return prospects. Selling these players can free budget and improve squad stability.
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