With few midfielders worth paying up for this week, RotoWire's Andrew Laird thinks paying up at all three defender spots could be the optimal strategy.
Goals are expected to be scored during the two Champions League semi-final matches this week, with Cristiano Ronaldo the most likely player to find the back of the net, according to the bookmakers.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review their fantasy lineups from Saturday's daily fantasy Premier League and then preview this week's Champions League action.
Tottenham are huge favorites at home to Watford on Monday, which means Christian Eriksen could be a very popular fantasy option.
Carlos Vela has been getting plenty of attention for LA FC this season, but fantasy players can't forget about Diego Rossi on Sunday against Seattle.
Arsenal are expected to rotate heavily ahead of Thursday's Europa League semi-final second leg against Atletico Madrid in Spain, which means fantasy players could target Manchester United attackers.
Atlanta United has scored multiple goals in every home match this season, and they'll look to continue their streak Saturday against Montreal.
Potential rotation in the Liverpool attack could alter some fantasy lineups, but Mohamed Salah will be a popular option if he starts at home to Stoke City.
Liverpool look set to rest regular starters like Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino, which should open up a few key value plays when they host Stoke City at Anfield.
An away match to Crystal Palace is not enough for Adam Zdroik to think Riyad Mahrez won't perform for fantasy players Saturday.
Andros Townsend has moved up to the front of Crystal Palace's attack alongside Wilfried Zaha, and Evan Morter loves their upside Saturday against Leicester City.
Potential rotation in the Chelsea lineup could throw a wrench in the plans of fantasy players, but Willian looks like a strong play away to Swansea if he can get the start.
Sevilla are favored away to Levante on Friday, which means fantasy players will likely have Pablo Sarabia in their sights.
Desperate in his quest to win another Golden Boot, Harry Kane is likely to be taking as many shots as possible in Tottenham's match against Watford on Monday.
Chelsea are the biggest favorites on Saturday's six-game slate, but can fantasy players rely on Eden Hazard with the Blues having nothing left to play for?
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review this week's Champions League action and then preview Saturday's Premier League slate.
Atletico Madrid will try to get an away goal in the opening leg against Arsenal at the Emirates, with Antoine Griezmann shouldering plenty of the attacking load.
There are a few solid fantasy captain options this week, but RotoWire's Adam Zdroik thinks Atlanta's Miguel Almiron stands ahead of the rest.