UCL Fantasy Best Limitless Team for Matchday 4

In this article we take a look through the best UCL Fantasy Limitless team for Matchday 4. Using stats, player and team form and other factors we pick out the best players for the fourth round of Champions League Fantasy Football.

Looking at the UCL Fantasy best Limitless team for Matchday 4 could be extremely beneficial. The Limitless chip allows managers unlimited budget to bring in the most expensive players in the game for one week only. The Limitless can also be utilised as a free hit. This means that managers can bring in a fresh team regardless of price to avoid tough matches.

The best Limitless team for Matchday 4

Goalkeepers

Ederson (€6m) – Manchester City play at home this week against Young Boys so it could be a great opportunity to keep a clean sheet. The English side are also considerably stronger at home as well which makes their defensive assets much more appealing this week.

Alex Meret (€4.9m) – Napoli have started to settle at the back with the return of key defenders from injury. A good example of that is that they’ve kept two clean sheets in their last three matches in all competitions. They also play at home which again, boosts their defensive potential.

Defenders

Giovanni Di Lorenzo (€5.5m) – Doubling up on the Napoli defence could be hugely beneficial this week. Yes they are settling at the back and play at home but they also face a side who have lost their last 12 matches in all competitions. Di Lorenzo is also a significant threat – he’s managed an impressive six goal contributions already this season.

Denzel Dumfries (€5.5m) – Inter have sustained one of the best defences amongst Europe’ top teams this season in terms of clean sheets. They also play with wing-backs which means Dumfries is a constant goal threat. No defender in Europe has managed as many attacking returns as the Dutchman for club and country this season (nine).

David Raum (€4.5m) – This may be a limitless chip but it would be unwise to leave out Raum. Leipzig have a good chance of a clean sheet up against Crvena Zvezda next. However, it’s what Raum offers going forward that makes him indispensable – He’s racked up seven attacking returns this season. He also scored in his most recent UCL game against Crvena Zvezda.

Joao Cancelo (€6m) – If you’re backing the Limitless chip this week Cancelo has to make the cut. The full-back plays for a side who kept 26 league clean sheets last season domestically and have already banked two out of three in the UCL this campaign. Cancelo also offers plenty of attacking potential – collecting four goal contributions already this season.

Kieran Tripper (€6m) – Newcastle have maintained one of the best defences in the Premier League this season and Dortmund have failed to score in two of their first three Champions League matches. Trippier has accumulated 11 fantasy returns in 11 PL games, mainly due to his huge assist potential – creating six already so far domestically.

Midfielders

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (€9.5m) – Napoli aren’t just playing a team who have lost their last 12 matches but a team who have conceded two or more goals in eight of the same games. The main way to target the poor backline is with the Georgian. Kvaratskhelia has racked up four goals and two assists in his last six matches for club and country highlighting his top from since returning from injury.

Leroy Sane (€9.1m) – In the last 10 matches Bayern have averaged a massive 3.7 goals scored per game which is the best in Europe. One of the most effective ways into the attack is this man. Sane has managed a huge 16 goal contributions since the start of the season making him one of the top performers in Europe.

Phil Foden (€8m) – Man City are another side who regularly average three goals or more scored per game. They have done exactly that so far – scoring three in each of their first three UCL matches. After failing to start in the league recently there is a good chance Foden starts this week, especially after scoring as he featured in the same game. Foden also managed a huge 10 points in Matchday 2.

Jude Bellingham (€7.8m) – The Real Madrid midfielder has been one of the most consistent players in Europe so far this season, both domestically and in the Champions League. The Spanish side come up against Braga a next, a team who have conceded two goals in all of their matches so far. He did pick up a recent injury so if he is ruled out then Kingsley Coman (€8m) of Bayern or Bruno Fernandes (€9.5m) of Manchester United could be great alternatives.

Bukayo Saka (€9.6m) – The last time Arsenal played at home in Europe they dismantled a strong PSV side 4-0. This highlights the strength of the Gooners at home, where they will play again in Matchday 4. Interestingly most of Saka’ returns have come at home as well. He also takes his sides penalties.

Forward

Harry Kane (€10m) – The Bayern striker is having a better season than most in world football. So far the penalty taker has notched up an incredible 15 goals and five assists domestically. He also faces Galatasaray next. Although seemingly tough on paper the Turkish side have conceded at least two goals in all of their UCL games.

Erling Haaland (€11.5m) – Another side who have conceded at least two goals per game are Young Boys. Buying into the relentless Manchester City frontline is crucial this week. The best way to do that is with Haaland. The Norwegian has bagged 11 goals and two assists in 11 PL matches this season. Monitoring news of the knock he picked up in the last match will be key. If we find out that Haaland is out he is an easy switch to teammate Julian Alvarez (€7.3m). The Argentine picked up 19 points in his first two Champions League matches.

Kylian Mbappe (€11.5m) – PSG have not failed to score three goals in any of their last five matches. They also put three past their upcoming opponents Milan in the most recent match. Since the start of the season Mbappe has collected a huge 18 goals and assists for club and country.