After largely positive week for English football in Europe, the Premier League returns with no less than 15 games over the next four days which, if you fancy a bit of fantasy football, is a great chance to make up some ground in your office’s mini-league.
Here’s four players that should make your fantasy team over the next four days.
With the Capital One Cup on Sunday and the FA Cup quarter finals next weekend, the Premier League sees its usual programme disrupted and fragmented, which means fantasy managers have to deal with having their squads decimated.
Fear not, however, for there’s plenty of quality in action this weekend to adjust your team and pick up some valuable points thanks to these four absolute bargain signings (well, one of them really isn’t a bargain).
The Capital One Cup takes centre stage this weekend, but while City and Sunderland slug it out at Wembley, the Premier League rolls on, with tricky ties in store for two of the top four clubs.
Here’s five things to expect from the weekend…
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Having gorged ourselves silly on European football, it’s time to turn our attention back to more traditional bread and butter meal that is the Premier League. Things are hotting up in the race for the title and in the battle to avoid relegation, and with just 12 games left we’re approaching the “do or die” stage in the Fantasy League too.
Need a player to turn your team’s fortunes around? Look no further than these four for this weekend.
Having witnessed the likes of Barcelona and Bayern Munich beat Manchester City and Arsenal in their own backyards, the attention returns to the Premier League, for what could be an important weekend for many clubs, particularly at the less noble end of the table.
Here’s five things we can expect from the weekend.
The Champions League returns tonight after a 10-week long absence and with Manchester City hosting Barcelona and Arsenal welcoming reigning champions Bayern Munich tomorrow night, the first leg of the round of 16 could be one to remember.
Here’s five things to look out for over the next two nights of Champions League football.
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