Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review this week's Champions League action and then preview Saturday's five-game daily fantasy Premier League slate.
Saturday's five-game slate doesn't have a ton of impact fantasy options, which means many fantasy players will gravitate toward Mohamed Salah, regardless of price.
Arsenal will try to book their ticket to the Europa League semifinals Thursday at CSKA Moscow, with a win or draw automatically seeing them through.
Manchester United players will be getting plenty of attention from fantasy owners looking for the right captain, but don't forget about Spurs, including midfielder Christian Eriksen.
Robert Lewandowski disappointed in the first leg at Sevilla, but Schuyler Redpath is expecting him to break out in Bayern's return home Wednesday.
Listed as a midfielder, Joshua Kimmich could be a key lineup-building piece, as his low price at a position with few standout options makes him a top choice.
Real Madrid will try to hold off Juventus after scoring three goals in Italy last week, but that doesn't necessarily mean Cristiano Ronaldo is going to relax in the attack.
Eight teams will play twice in Gameweek 34, a situation that helps Romelu Lukaku climb to the top of one of our positional rankings.
Fantasy players are likely to focus on NYC FC for their captain choices because of their double gameweek, but for those who don't trust them, Kei Kamara could make a solid alternative.
NYC FC will play two games in Week 7, which should help make Maxi Moralez one of the highest owned players.
Andrew Laird, JD Bazzo and Schuyler Redpath preview Week 7 of the MLS fantasy season, which includes the first double gameweek of the year and zero teams on bye.
Roma have a big deficit to make up Tuesday at home to Barcelona, which means plenty will be expected from Edin Dzeko.
Kevin De Bruyne has been a fairly weak fantasy option of late, but he's fully in consideration this week as Manchester City try to make up a three-goal aggregate deficit to Liverpool.
Manchester City need to make up a three-goal deficit to Liverpool, which helps make Sergio Aguero one of Schuyler Redpath's favorite plays on Tuesday's two-game slate.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper discuss this past weekend's Premier League slate and then preview this week's Champions League action.
Real Madrid have a commanding 3-0 aggregate lead over Juventus, but that isn't likely to slow down Cristiano Ronaldo, who has been unstoppable in Champions League play this season.
Manchester City have a big mountain to climb as they look to make up a three-goal deficit to Liverpool, and they'll look for Sergio Aguero to help them get there.
Chelsea and Arsenal are strong favorites on Sunday's two-game slate, which means fantasy owners will surely have to consider Eden Hazard.