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Scoring goal probabilities for 27th round in FPL:
Mohamed Salah: 66.67%
Sadio Mane: 62.5%
Danny Ings: 58.14%
Anthony Martial: 58.14%
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: 55.56%
Divoc Origi: 55.56%
Sergio Aguero: 54.64%
Abraham: 52.63%
Jimenez: 51.28%
Firmino: 50%
Jesus: 50%
Alexandre Lacazette: 48.78%
Michy Batshuayi: 47.62%
Jamie Vardy: 47.62%
Che Adams: 42.19%
Michael Obafemi: 42.19%
Olivier Giroud: 41.67%
Son: 36.36%
Chris Wood: 41.67%
Lys Mousset: 38.46%
Oliver McBurnie: 38.46%

The 27th round of the Premier League is yet to come, with only Manchester City and West Ham remaining to play from the past 26th round. Apart from that, we also have Champions League matches involving the teams of Liverpool and Tottenham. Anyway, it’s time to start thinking about picking a captain from the players we have in our FPL teams.

One of the surest hints we could use for picking our Fantasy Premier League captain is to look at the odds offered by the bookmakers for the goals scored at any time in the match. With their predictions and probabilities, we will be able to choose much more confidently the right players for captain and vice-captain , which will guarantee us a really good round in the Fantasy Premier League.

Hardly anyone would be surprised, but the best chances to score a goal are with Liverpool’s players. A West Ham match, which is a team with one of the worst defenses in the league and is also a team which would play away from home against City just four days before the match with Liverpool. Of course, from the Liverpool players, Mohammed Salah is with the best chances for scoring a goal. His probability for scoring at least one goal in the match is 66.67 percent. Just behind him is Sadio Mane with 62.5%. The other Liverpool’s options like Divoc Origi and Firmino are estimated at 55.56 and 50 percent. Of course, before that match Liverpool have to play in the Champions League where some bad injuries are possible . We also have to consider some rotations that Jurgen Klop can make for the West Ham match. However, we have to wait the match against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night before thinking about that. .

Surprisingly or not, Danny Ings and Anthony Martial are the next two in the bookmakers’ proposals as they play against Aston Villa and Watford respectively. Both have managed to score one goal in their last matches, attempting often enough to score, so they could be considered as really good FPL captain choices for the upcoming round. Moreover, they do not have the rotation danger, which is crucial when choosing a captain in Fantasy Premier League.

City and Leicester play against each other, making the options for the captain of these two teams much more limited. However, Aguero’s chances of scoring in the Schmeichel’s net are estimated at 54.64, those of Jesus at 50 and a possible goal for Vardy in the match is around 47.62 percent.

The four goals scored against Newcastle make Arsenal’s options more attractive for a potential captain for our Fantasy Premier League teams. Obviously, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has the best chance with 55.56%, followed by Alexandre Lacazette with 48.78%.

If you are looking for a differential captain, here are some of the players with best chances of scoring according to bet365:

Abraham: 52.63
Jimenez: 51.28
Michy Batshuayi: 47.62
Che Adams: 42.19
Michael Obafemi: 42.19
Olivier Giroud: 41.67
Son: 36.36
Chris Wood: 41.67
Lys Mousset: 38.46
Oliver McBurnie: 38.46

The great thing about sewing is that we are all designers and we are all able to get clothes that fit us well and make us look and feel even better.

But yet many people just sew up the patterns straight out of the envelope (or printer, as may be the case) with out enjoying the possibilities for individual fitting. Some may not do it, because they don’t know how.

SO I thought I would do a series on fitting and altering different kinds of t-shirt.

While there are many ways to fit garment and almost as many books instructing how to, most of them merely talk about fitting woven fabric garments. And while I’m a big fan of tissue fitting, it just will not work with a pattern with no or even negative ease. So here is my tried and true way of fitting t-shirts.

First I’ll talk about the Full Bust Alteration, since it is an alteration which has an enormous impact on the over all fit of the t-shirt.

Most patterns companies (MariaDenmark included) draft for a B-cup bust. I am not big busted (I wear a C cup bra), but even I have to do a FBA on my top patterns if I want them to fit great on my shoulders and back. I might measure 90 cm (which would put me in a size S) around the bust. But in reality my back and shoulders have the width of the size XS – the extra cm are “used up” by the bust, which means that a S will be too big around the shoulders and back, and will probably not fit properly over my bust.

These pictures (of the same pattern – one made in a standard size S and one made in XS with a FBA (+ a bit added to the side seams) show it well, I think.

To determine which size to sew, I take my High (or Upper) bust measurement. Here is a nice article about taking measurements and this excerpt from the Palmer Pletch book also shows (and tells) about the difference between full bust and high bust.

My high bust is 84 cm – which puts me in the XS size.

I started by tracing the pattern of the front piece on to tissue paper, this will make it so much easier to handle doing cutting and re-taping.

Then it’s time to determine where on the pattern the apex of the bust is (we need it for the next step). In woven shirts this is a lot easier, mainly because I know the measurements for the pattern apex, or can try the tissue on, but with the stretch in the knit fabric, this wont work. So I’ve done this totally non-scientificly by trying on a bunch of different t-shirts, pinning where the apex was when I wore them, fold them in half and measure from the Centre Front. Then I have come to the conclusion that for me it works if I go about 2.5 cm (1″) down from the under arm and find a point that is 3/8 in from centre front. This might work for you too.

Now I draw the lines which are going to work as guides while I add more room to the bust:

Line 1 goes straight down from the apex and then from the apex into the armhole – to a point about 1/3 of the way up from the underarm.

Line 2 goes from apex to the side seam (I don’t know how far down it should go – I just imagine where my dart would be).

Line 3 is placed on the centre front side of line 1, perpendicular to line 1. I like to put it just above the waist line.

Now it’s time for the paper scissors: Cut line 1 until the arm hole (you do not want to cut into the seam allowance!) and cut line 2 from the seam allowance and until just before the apex.

Anchor the pattern piece with pins – I use a cardboard cutting board to pin in to (and align the centre Front line with the line on the board), but you could also use a folded out card board box or an ironing board.

To determine how much room to add to the front piece (i.e. how much to spread the paper apart), I calculate like this (again, this is not scientific, but it works): The size I’ve cut is meant for a 84 cm bust. My bust is 89 cm – so I need 5 extra cm. Since the front piece represents half of the front, I’ll round down to 2 cm – to count the stretch in (5 divided by 2 is 2.5).

I add this by spreading line 1, making sure to keep the two edges of it completely parallel. This makes line 2 spread open (as to form a dart) and also creates a small fold in the arm hole seam allowance. And it’ll make the hem uneven. We’ll deal with the hem and the dart in a minute, and we’ll just tape down the seam allowance fold. It’ll be fine.

To make the hem even again, I cut line 3, and slide the bottom section of the centre front side down until the hem is even again (that’s why I like to do it above the waist line, it’s more lines to align with). Remember to anchor it well.

Now I’ll fill in the gaps with new tissue. Just slide pieces in and tape from the top.

I don’t add tissue to the dart formed by line 2, and here is why. I don’t want my t-shirts to have darts – and I don’t mind the little drag lines that you can see in the picture of the striped shirt. Now. If you have made a very big FBA, you might want the dart, and in that case – leave it there. Fill it out with tissue, mark it on your fabric and sew the darts before you sew the side seams.

I do this: I simply close line 2, ignore the little bump it creates (I just tape over it) and let the dart move to a centre front swing.I don’t add tissue to the centre front (all though I could) but just know that it’s there. I also don’t sew the centre front dart!! (that would be weird!)

UPDATE: I’ve changed my ways around getting rid of the bust dart and now I do it like I explain in this article: How to: Removing the bust darts.

That’s it – that’s all there is to it. It’s much faster and easier to do than it looks – and it makes a lot of difference. Not only to woven fabric garments, but also to knit fabric garments!

Give it a try!

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