The best free hit team for FPL's double gameweek

The best free hit team for FPL's double gameweekImage source, BBC SportByThomas WoodsBBC Sport Senior JournalistPublished6 minutes agoCommentsThe first proper double gameweek of the season is here and getting 11 players who feature twice is the ideal strategy - whether that be by using a free hit chip or your wildcard.With popular teams such as Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool facing tough away trips - to Manchester City, Chelsea and Everton respectively - it makes it even more feasible to ignore single gameweek players and go all in with 11 doublers.This team of the week has done just that.The team of the week is selected based on current FPL prices to fit within a £100m budget, as if you were playing a Free Hit.Don't miss our FPL special Q&A with expert Gianni Buttice, live on the BBC Sport website on Friday, 17 April at 15:30 GMT.Image source, BBC SportHow did last week's team do?A fabulous week as Jarrod Bowen (14 points), Nordi Mukiele (14), Igor Thiago (13) and Virgil van Dijk (9) led the team to a fine 71 points.BBC Sport FPL team of gameweek 33Image source, BBC SportKeeper and midfieldKarl Darlow, Leeds United, keeper, £3.9m - Wolves (h), Bournemouth (a)That Wolves home game jumps out as a clean sheet chance for Leeds, especially as the visitors have scored just seven goals in 16 away games and were walloped by West Ham last week.Bournemouth away is a bonus game, but the Cherries have had three 0-0 draws in their past seven.Marcos Senesi (£5.2m) and James Hill (£4.2m), Bournemouth - Newcastle (a), Leeds (h)A double up on Bournemouth's defence makes a lot of sense. Both Senesi and Hill regularly score defensive contribution points (defcon) and they will see Leeds at home as a good opportunity for a clean sheet.Even if Bournemouth concede in both games, this pair could feasibly get defcon in each match and end up with eight points for the week, better than a single gameweek player with a clean sheet.Jan Paul van Hecke, Brighton,...