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Fantasy World Cup 2014

World Cup 2014 Fixtures Schedule

World Cup 2014 Fixtures Schedule

World Cup 2014 Fixtures ScheduleFollowing on from our World Cup group by group analysis we are delighted to present to you our fixture tracker for the group stages. Many thanks to Andy who kindly volunteered to provide us with this along with his take on how it will all pan out in the usual colour coded fashion, complete with a current form guide which will give you an idea of how each team is shaping up in preparation for the big day. Hopefully this will be of some help to you all as you plan your fantasy teams and their progression through the group stages. We shall endeavour to update this as the competition progresses to the knock out stages to keep you as well informed as possible.

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 Form Guide Key

W – Wins
D – Draws
L – Losses
F- Goals For
A- Goals Against
CS- Clean sheets attained in last 10 games

Rather than taking results from the last 6 games as per the norm I’ve stretched it out to include the last 10 games to try and include as much competitive football as possible as persistent freindly games are sometimes not the best stats to gather information from, I think only the Koreans have not had a competitive game in their last 10 games. The quality of opposition also varies greatly across the board.

NB All stats are up to date to the 23/05/14, all teams still have either 2 or 3 friendlies left to play until the competition kicks off.

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Color Code Key

Purple – Not only do I think this team has a high chance of winning the game I also believe it may be possible for them to win by a fairly big margin.

Green – All green team games should be considered as favorites for this tie.

Yellow – All yellow team games should be considered, as it could possibly go either way.

Red – All red team games could see that team struggling in that corresponding fixture.

World Cup 2014 Fantasy Fixtures Schedule

World Cup 2014 Fantasy Fixtures Schedule

World Cup 2014 Fantasy Fixtures Schedule

World Cup 2014 Fantasy Fixtures Schedule

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Some of you will have registered already but if not the site that we are using for this years game is Mcdonalds Fantasy World Cup, you can register here. You can register now and begin to pick your squad from June 8th ahead of the big kick-off on June 12th. We will publish the FF247 league codes as soon as the league option is open on the site itself.

Some of you will have registered already but if not the site that we are using for this years game is Mcdonalds Fantasy World Cup, you can register here. You can register now and you can begin to pick your squad from June 8th ahead of the big kick-off on June 12th. We will publish the FF247 league codes as soon as the league option is open on there.

Thanks for reading World Cup 2014 Fixtures Schedule this article was written by Andy

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  1. 67
    Bigpopz says:

    Seedorf….

    Et’o….

  2. 68
    photek says:

    Who is the only manager to have managed teams in all three UEFA club competition finals (Champions League, UEFA Cup and Cup Winners’ Cup), without winning any of them?

  3. 69
    photek says:

    Who is the only player to have won the Champions League, Premier League, UEFA Cup and FA Cup and be relegated from the Premier League?

  4. 70
    Josh721 says:

    Morning guys! How’s everyone doing? I’m so ready for this World Cup game to start! It would be nice if they gave us more than a few days to pick our teams though.

  5. 71

    Honduras 0-2 Turkey

    Honduras (4-4-2)
    18 Noel Valladares
    3 Maynor Figueroa
    7 Emilio Izaguirre
    5 Víctor Bernárdez
    21 Brayan Beckeles
    20 Jorge Claros
    8 Wilson Palacios
    15 Roger Espinoza
    17 Andy Najar
    9 Jerry Palacios
    11 Jerry Bengtson

  6. 72
    The B says:

    Anyone interested in doing the Mirror fantasy? I dont think leagues are allowed, or are they? Havent explored much. Anyway, just giving my thought on it since many are asking. Here is how Mirror Fantasy works:

    > Very similar to our FPL. Almost similar rules, best for a 3-4-3 formation.
    > 15 man squad, 3 transfers allowed between each rounds, DGW for Brazil and Mexico as well.
    > Rules are very similar, except there is 1 point deduction for every goal conceded, i think.
    > 1 point for cleanie, which means it would be ridiculous to invest in CBs.

    But i guess since leagues arent involved, no one would try it? 😉

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