Liverpool will be relying heavily on their elite attackers at home against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, but James Milner could be the reliable option for DFS players.
Napoli are big favorites away to FK Crvena Zvezda, which means fantasy players may be looking into stacking their high-scoring attack.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review their lineups from this past Saturday's six-game daily fantasy Premier League slate and then preview Tuesday's six-game daily fantasy Champions League slate.
Paris Saint-Germain travel to Liverpool in the highlight match of Tuesday's six-game daily fantasy Champions League slate, with Edinson Cavani, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe expected to lead the attack.
The Champions League kicks off with two strong matches in Tuesday's early slate, with Barcelona heavily favored at home against Eredivisie side PSV Eindhoven.
Everton are dealing with a number of injuries and suspensions, which means they'll need Theo Walcott to step up when they host West Ham on Sunday.
Pricing for Saturday's slate is much tighter than we've previously seen, but that doesn't mean fantasy players should avoid paying the hefty price for Chelsea's Marcos Alonso.
Los Angeles FC is heavily favored at home against the Revolution on Saturday, which means fantasy players will strongly consider paying up for Carlos Vela.
The premier matchup Saturday is Liverpool traveling to face Tottenham, which means fantasy players will have a tough decision about whether or not to roster Sadio Mane, who co-leads the league in goal scored.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper preview Saturday's six-game daily fantasy Premier League slate, including how to get enough exposure to Manchester City (v. Fulham) and Chelsea (v. Cardiff) as well as the GPP viability of Utility Fred.
There are a number of players worth paying up for on Saturday's six-game slate, but RotoWire's Adam Zdroik explains why Sergio Aguero should get top billing.
With Manchester City heavily favored at home against Fulham on Saturday, Sergio Aguero could be one of the highest-owned players in cash games and GPPs.
Andrew Laird and Mike Gottlieb discuss their wildcard teams heading into Gameweek 5 of the fantasy Premier League season, including where they are spending most of their money and Andrew's decision to not roster Mohamed Salah.
Manchester City and Chelsea players are likely to be popular captain choices in Gameweek 5, with Sergio Aguero possibly topping the list.
Manchester City and Chelsea are big favorites at home to Fulham and Cardiff, respectively, which means plenty of fantasy players will look to stack those sides.
D.C. United have been rolling of late, and they have a great opportunity to keep it going Wednesday against a Minnesota United squad that has been horrific on the road this season.
Harry Kane has two goals in his last three games, but he could have a tough time finding the back of the net Saturday against Liverpool.
Many fantasy players will be focusing on D.C. United for their captain's armband this week, but RotoWire's Adam Zdroik makes the case for Toronto's Sebastian Giovinco.
