Real Madrid travel to face APOEL in Cyprus on Tuesday, a matchup Evan Morter loves for Cristiano Ronaldo.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review this past Saturday's daily fantasy Premier League slate and then jump into their preview of the six main Champions League matches Tuesday, which brings about the inevitable question of whether or not to play Cristiano
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Real Madrid are the biggest favorites on Tuesday's six-game Champions League slate, and while plenty will target Cristiano Ronaldo, fantasy players shouldn't forget about Marcelo.
No one has scored more Champions League goals this season than Paris Saint-Germain, and they'll look to add to their total against Celtic, who have allowed more goals than all but three teams.
Stoke City's Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting has two assists in his last two games while also coming in second in shots taken among players on Monday's three-game interleague slate.
After sitting out Saturday's 3-0 win over Leicester City, Sergio Aguero will look to get back in the starting XI for Tuesday's Champions League tie with Feyenoord.
There aren't many goals expected from the last two Premier League matches this weekend, which means fantasy players will likely have to rely on peripheral accumulators like Manuel Lanzini.
No midfielder is more expensive than Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne, but Kevin Swanson explains why fantasy players should flock to the Belgian.
Andrew Laird and Mike Gottlieb preview Gameweek 12 of the Premier League, including the big north London derby, and Andrew tries to trick Mike into trading for Willian in the Togga Premier Division.
Mohamed Salah is one of the most expensive players on Saturday's seven-game slate, but there may not be a hotter player in the Premier League.
Manchester City travel to face Leicester City this weekend, and RotoWire's Adam Zdroik sees plenty of fantasy captain options.
Andrew Laird and Luis Pacheco preview Saturday's seven-game daily fantasy Premier League slate, including which of the favorites could be avoided in cash games and whether it's finally time to consider Gylfi Sigurdsson again.
There are plenty of high-priced players who are great fantasy options for Saturday's eight-game slate, but Marouane Fellaini provides a great floor for a reduced salary.
Marcus Rashford has been taking corners for Manchester United of late, and he could be a popular fantasy option Saturday with Newcastle coming to Old Trafford.
Mohamed Salah wasn't ranked as the no. 1 midfielder by two of our three FPL experts for this weekend, but his composite score ties him with a Man City attacker at the top.
Manchester United are expected to comfortably handle Newcastle at Old Trafford this weekend, and fantasy managers are hoping Romelu Lukaku can break out of his slump.
The Road to Russia continues this weekend as Denmark looks to take a first-leg lead on Ireland while Northern Ireland and Greece try to storm comebacks.