 was the star of the show with two goals and an assist which helped him take the Hatters for 18 points when all was said and done. The 28-year-old was rested in midweek against AFC Wimbledon but will be among the first names on the team sheet again this Saturday when Chelsea host Nottingham Forest. Having recaptured his best form, the Blues' No7 is the most transferred-in player ahead of Gameweek 4. Now a £100 richer, Ethan shouldn't have any regrets about his strategy although Sterling would have been the best possible captain - his actual choice, Nicolas Jackson (£2.4m), hardly let him down though. 3 Chelsea delivered the goods in Gameweek 3 Credit: DREAM TEAM The Senegal international opened his account for his new club against Luton as part of an 11-point haul and then added three more to his tally with a Carabao Cup cameo. Having threatened significant returns in the first two Gameweeks without delivering, the ex-Villarreal forward came good this past week. Erling Haaland (£8.4m) was by far the most-popular captain but Ethan did well to back Jackson as the latter doubled the Norwegian's Gameweek score. The main takeaway from Gameweek 3's best XI is the significant power of Park the Bus. Dream Team's most-powerful Booster doubles the points for all defenders throughout the Gameweek - an a){kind=link}
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Ethan’s team may not be the work of wondrous imagination but his committed approach to the Blues paid off handsomely in Gameweek 3.
Coming off the back of a 3-1 defeat to West Ham, Mauricio Pochettino’s side responded with a 3-0 win over Luton last Friday.