Brazil and Belgium will battle it out for a chance in the World Cup semi-final, though fantasy players shouldn't ignore the Uruguay-France match.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper preview Friday's two-game daily fantasy World Cup slate, including how to diversify their lineups enough where they're not dependent on one team winning big.
Atlanta United may have two road games in Week 19, but that isn't stopping Adam Zdroik from considering Miguel Almiron for his MLS Fantasy captain.
The Houston Dynamo are one of 11 teams that will play twice in Week 19, which helps push Alberth Elis near the top of JD Bazzo's positional rankings.
Andrew Laird, Schuyler Redpath and JD Bazzo preview Week 19 of the MLS Fantasy season, one that includes 11 teams on double gameweeks.
Harry Kane is the most expensive player on Tuesday's two-game slate, and Evan Morter explains why it will be really difficult to fade him.
Both games on Tuesday's two-game slate are expected to be fairly close, which means fantasy players may not be looking to stack one side in their showdown lineups.
Harry Kane is the most expensive player on Tuesday's two-game slate, but paying up for him may not be necessary, according to RotoWire's Andrew Laird.
Colombia and England headline Tuesday's two-game daily fantasy World Cup slate, but there could be plenty of fantasy points in the Sweden-Switzerland match.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper preview Tuesday's two-game daily fantasy World Cup slate, including whether to pay up for Harry Kane and what to do with the salary space if you don't.
Brazil and Belgium offer plenty of expensive fantasy options, but finding the values will be key on Monday's two showdown slates.
Neymar is pretty close to a lock on Monday's two-game slate, but fantasy players are going to need some Belgium exposure as well.
Belgium are big favorites against Japan on Monday, but fantasy players will have to decide who to fade if they also want a piece of Neymar.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper preview Monday's two-game daily fantasy World Cup slate, including whether fantasy players should get more exposure to Belgium v. Japan or Brazil v. Mexico.
Brazil and Belgium highlight Monday's two-game slate, though one of them is likely to have a much tougher time reaching the quarterfinal.
Toronto FC have a tough matchup at home against the Red Bulls on Sunday, the Sebastian Giovinco still comes in with the best anytime goal scorer odds.
Spain and Croatia are the two favorites for Sunday's showdown slates, but paying up for their playmakers won't be easy.
Finding two viable forwards to roster won't be easy Sunday, which means plenty of fantasy players are likely to turn to Spain's Diego Costa.