Manchester City are giant favorites at home to Brighton on Saturday, but does that mean fantasy players have to stack them?
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper preview Saturday's seven-game daily fantasy Premier League slate, including how necessary it is to stack Manchester City because they are huge favorites at home against Brighton.
While many fantasy managers will likely turn to Manchester City or Arsenal for their captains this weekend, Adam Zdroik explains why Tottenham's Harry Kane needs to be in the discussion.
Tottenham are favored away to Huddersfield on Saturday, but with two other teams coming in with higher implied goal totals, Harry Kane may not be a popular fantasy selection.
NYC FC and the Chicago Fire will each play twice in Week 31 of the MLS Fantasy season, which means they'll have plenty of players near the top of JD Bazzo's positional rankings.
Another week, another chance for Manchester City to destroy a lesser opponent, this time Brighton & Hove Albion, which means plenty of City players are near the top of Andrew Laird's positional rankings.
New York City FC are expected to take care of business at home against the Chicago Fire on Wednesday, but fantasy players will need to decide how deep their stacks should go.
Real Madrid are favored away to Sevilla on Wednesday, but paying up for their attackers will require plenty of value plays.
Barcelona are heavy favorites away to Leganes on Wednesday, but stacking their attackers won't be easy because of their high salaries.
New York City FC and the Chicago Fire are the only teams that place twice in Week 31, which means plenty of fantasy managers will be giving the captain's armband to Maximiliano Moralez.
Andrew Laird, Schuyler Redpath and JD Bazzo preview Week 31 of the MLS Fantasy season, including which four NYC FC players they'll have in their lineups and how deep they want to go with the Fire, with both teams playing twice in the round.
Inter Milan are favored at home against Fiorentina on Tuesday, which means fantasy players could be eyeing Mauro Icardi.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review Saturday's daily fantasy Premier League slate, including why Burnley's Johann Berg Gudmundsson was highly owned in cash games and who had the bigger bailout goal between Fred and James Maddison.
Chelsea are favored away to West Ham on Sunday, but that doesn't mean it's the game fantasy players will be focusing on, as Arsenal are also expected to beat Everton at home.
With Atlanta United heavily favored at home against Real Salt Lake on Saturday, Josef Martinez figures to be a popular attacker.
Now classified as a midfielder, Sadio Mane looks poised to make an impact as Liverpool host Southampton on Saturday.
The Manchester City lineup continues to be a giant mystery, but there are a number of players who could be solid in cash games and GPPs if the dominoes fall the right way.
Radamel Falcao will lead the line for Monaco as they host Nimes on Friday, and no one on the slate has better anytime goal scorer odds.
