There are reasons to fade Manchester City in certain spots for Wednesday's UCL slate at FanDuel and RotoWire's Dane Shinault thinks going for a Karim Benzema and Real Madrid stack could be useful.
Wednesday's six-game Champions League slate at DraftKings features Erling Haaland with close to -400 odds to score, which means he should be the first person in your cash lineups, according to Ryan Belongia.
Aston Villa are back home against beatable Watford and RotoWire's Adam Zdroik likes them as one of his bets for Gameweek 26 in the Premier League.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is constantly tinkering with his starting XI, but Kevin De Bruyne could have a monster Gameweek 26 if he starts against West Ham and Wolverhampton.
Tottenham will play Burnley and Fulham in Gameweek 26, which is why Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min are high up in Andrew Laird's weekly player rankings.
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He hasn't scored in five consecutive Premier League starts, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Mohamed Salah to have a big impact this weekend against West Ham.
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While he didn't get on the score-sheet in Manchester City's 5-0 win over West Brom this week, RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Phil Foden to make a major impact this weekend against Sheffield United.
A number of injuries will alter lineups this weekend, with Son Heung-Min possible playing more centrally in place of the injured Harry Kane.
With many teams playing twice in Gameweek 19, fantasy players will want to focus on double gameweek players.
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Despite a small break in Premier League action, plenty of teams had to deal with FA Cup matches, so rotation could continue to be an issue for the six-game Gameweek 18 slate.
Leeds United scored five goals in their win over Newcastle on Wednesday, which could force Marcelo Bielsa to keep his same starting XI on Sunday against Manchester United.
The busy holiday period is upon us, and we could see significant lineup rotation as Premier League sides will play midweek and again this weekend.
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After playing nearly the entire match against FC Midtjylland in the Champions League on Wednesday, Diogo Jota could move to the bench for this weekend's match against Fulham in favor of Roberto Firmino.
With Hakim Ziyech going down with a hamstring injury, Mason Mount seems poised to get close to a set-piece monopoly for Chelsea.
Liverpool are dealing with a plethora of injuries, but the attacking group is fairly fit, which should mean Mohamed Salah keeps his spot in the starting XI against Wolverhampton.
The Chelsea set-piece situation seems to be pretty cloudy, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird explains why it's not nearly as complicated as some believe.
Diogo Jota was rested for Wednesday's Champions League match against Atalanta, but he could slot back into the lineup for Saturday's match against Brighton.