Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 35
We have no less than 14 games to contend with this week which means that 8 teams have a double. If this is news to you at this stage then you’re waaaaaaay behind the curve. Man City go first again as they host Spurs in what is one of their two perceived ‘tough’ games and it’s fair to say it could be a title decider, in theory. We then have 4 games at 3pm; Jekyll and Hyde Bournemouth host a similarly unpredictable Fulham, Huddersfield bend over for Watford, West Ham and Leicester argue over which one could now care less and Wolves will be fearful of the Irish Ronaldo aka Duffy as Brighton visit the Midlands. Newcastle celebrate being ‘safe’ in the late game against Southampton who are hoping to have a similar party of their own anytime soon.
There are 3 games on Sunday but oddly 2 of them clash at 4pm. Everton and Man United is the early outlier before Arsenal enjoy home comforts against Palace and then finally Liverpool get their chance to respond to whatever City did by hammering Cardiff.
Monday completes the set of 10 ‘normal’ games with Chelsea hosting Burnley and many a fantasy manager will be hiding behind the settee having sold Hazard for someone far less expensive just because they have two games in a week.
Speaking of which… the ‘doubles’ begin on Tuesday with Spurs v Brighton and Watford v Southampton followed on Wednesday by Wolves hosting Arsenal, before Man City’s second ‘title decider’ in one week (unless they already stuffed the first one up!) as they visit Man United.
The games in full…
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ugh Wilson should of scored :C.
Well this gives me some hope.
Wolves with 80% of the ball
Jota and Cap Jimenez need to do something with that 80%.
That doesn’t particularly help Jiménez and co. to counter quickly.
It’d be typical for Duffy to nab a 9-pointer this afternoon.
Or 15!
TCers would rightfully be weeping into the night…
Shots on target: wolves zero, Brighton 1. Haha
Can’t they just score
Really hope Duffy to get his CS now.
Of he dose I’ll cry I did TC over bb
Haha. Just saw that you have Dunk too. That’d be harsh. Very rare possiblity though
Sterling missed a good change late in the 2nd half.. be bulling all together
Too early to hope for that Constantine.
I know Dreamers. But, we all can “dream” right? 😛
Thats all we can do given this season
Geez…only 3 goals in first half so far.
Be interesting to know what % of goals are in first half v second half in general.
This DGW is proving to one of the worst ones.
A stat to liven the afternoon (from BBC):
‘Davy Propper is the first outfield player to start a match and have no touches since Jason Roberts for Blackburn v West Ham in December 2010 (both subbed in the 10th minute).’
Just read that too. Probably picked up about £20k for that jog