Champions Fantasy — Fantasista Tips for Gameweek 6

Final games of the group phase and the word being thrown around the most is “Rotation”. Fear not, Fantasista is here to help!

The time has come! It’s Royal “Fantasy” Rumble, baby!

With 11 teams already qualified for the next round, it will be very difficult to navigate this gameweek without some guidance. That’s why you need to stick around here just a little bit more.

This week I bring you four different options, of four different price ranges, one for each slot of games between Tuesday and Wednesday. Grab the ones that will make a real impact on your team.

And, if by any chance you still have your Wildcard available, I salute you, for being able to not pull the trigger this far. Just take all of them, sit back and enjoy the show!

Ángel Di María | PSG | M | 9.5M | In 2% of teams

For the third year running, PSG ends their group phase with home game against their weakest opposition. And for the third season in a row, we pick an attacking option from their team. This time it is Angelito who gets the nod. Started last three games in the hole and will be on set pieces with the absence of injured Neymar Jr. The perfect differential for the first kick-off of the gameweek.

Donyell Malen | Dortmund | F | 7.5M | In 0% of teams

Marco Rose and his Dortmund team have only one way to approach this next match: go all out for a win to get them back on track, after two tough defeats versus Sporting and Bayern, and exit the UCL stage in a high note. Erling Håland is not expected to play more than 60' so Malen is probably the best attacking differential on show against Beşiktaş, the second worst defensive unit in the Champions League.

Juan Cuadrado | Juventus | D | 6.5M | In 5% of teams

Historically one the most attacking full backs in the game, he doesn’t need a great amount of words to describe him. The home match with Malmö and the chance of Chelsea slipping in St. Petersburg’s snow are the perfect excuse to mention his name. Just a reminder that Juventus starts in the early games of Day 2.

Jonathan David | Lille | F | 6.5M | In 0% of teams

13 goals in 22 matches, between Ligue 1 and UCL, are great numbers for the Canadian forward. Lille is leading group G, but the race for the Sweet Sixteen is wide open and all four teams could still grab that the two available tickets. Thankfully, David is there to ensure that Les Dogues can capitalize on Wolfsburg’s attacking penchant.