As the FPL season nears its end with just two weeks left, taking a risk on a player can yield significant rewards. This week, Arsenal stands out as they face Burnley, a team struggling defensively.

The team of the week is crafted based on current FPL prices to fit within a £100m budget, simulating a Free Hit strategy. Here are the essential picks:

• Caoimhin Kelleher, Brentford, £4.8m - Crystal Palace (h)
  Kelleher has delivered a clean sheet every other week since week 29. With Crystal Palace likely rotating their squad ahead of the Europa Conference League final, Kelleher could be a solid pick.

• Gabriel, Arsenal, £7.3m - Burnley (h)
  Gabriel, the top defender in the game, scored 11 points last week. With Burnley already relegated, this match presents a prime opportunity for a clean sheet.

• Myles Lewis-Skelly, Arsenal, £5m - Burnley (h)
  Lewis-Skelly could play in midfield, providing both defensive stability and an attacking threat against Burnley's weak defense.

• James Tarkowski, Everton, £5.7m - Sunderland (h)
  After a 15-point return against Crystal Palace, Tarkowski aims to replicate his success against a Sunderland side that has struggled to score.

• Malick Thiaw, Newcastle United, £4.9m - West Ham (h)
  Thiaw is due for a haul with an xG of 1.06 in his last four games, and West Ham has found the net only once in their last four outings.

• Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United, £10.4m - Nottingham Forest (h)
  Fernandes needs just two assists to break the single-season record. A home game against a Nottingham Forest side with little motivation could lead to a big score.

• Casemiro, Manchester United, £5.9m - Nottingham Forest (h)
  Scoring in his last three home games, Casemiro could capitalize on another Fernandes assist in what is his final match for the club.

• Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Everton, £5.2m - Sunderland (h)
  As a differential pick, Dewsbury-Hall has delivered in four of his last five games, making him a viable option in a favorable fixture for Everton chasing European qualification.