In the last two top-flight matches, Araujo has supplied five crosses, a total only bettered in the Reds team by Szoboszlai and **Milos Kerkez** (£5.4m).
Alongside the attacking threat there is also potential for defensive contribution points. Araujo has registered 14 defensive contributions in the last two gameweeks, picking up the additional two points in Gameweek 3.
Another positive for Araujo in FPL is his positional flexibility. While he has started at right-back in the last two Premier League matches, the No.33 played at centre-back in the Carabao Cup win over Tottenham Hotspur.
**FPL Gameweek 5 info**
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**Most-transferred-in**
**Morgan Rogers** (£7.7m) is once again popular with FPL managers. He is currently the most-transferred-in player, ahead of Chelsea's fixture with Brentford. So far, since the Gameweek 4 deadline passed, more than 422,000 managers have brought in the midfielder.
**Pascal Gross** (£5.7m) was the top FPL-scoring player in Gameweek 4. The Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder registered 17 points thanks to a goal, two assists, a clean sheet point and all three bonus points. More than 343,000 managers have brought him in ahead of a match against Arsenal.
**Gameweek 5 deadline**
The Gameweek 5 deadline is at 6.30pm BST today (September 18), 90 minutes ahead of Chelsea's trip to Brentford.
**How to play FPL**
It's never too late to start playing FPL.
Users can log in to the game via the [**Premier League app**](https://www.premierleague.com/en/pl-app) or [**website**](https://preml.ge/fpl2627liverpool) to select your 15-man squad and play throughout the campaign.