EURO Fantasy Matchday 3: Sundays Goals, Assists and Player of the Match Awards
We continue our coverage of the summer tournament. Here our focus is on EURO 2024 Fantasy Matchday 3 as we cover all of Sundays goals, assists and player of the match awards. We also highlight anything else of extreme significance.
Our EURO 2024 Fantasy Matchday 3 coverage could be invaluable for managers. Checking out goals, assists and player of the match awards from the previous matches could help with things like transfers, captaincy and chip strategy.
Switzerland 1-1 Germany
Switzerland struck first in the 28th minute via Dan Ndoye (€5.5m). Ndoye’ goal, three ball recoveries and yellow card meant he finished the match with six points. Creating the goal for his frontman was Remo Freuler (€5.5m) who matched his teammate for points. As well registering the assist Freuler also produced five ball recoveries.
Germany piled on the pressure in the second half however, but it wasn’t until the 92+ minute that they equalised. Scoring the goal was substitute striker Niclas Fullkrug (€7m) who hit five points. Full-back David Raum (€5m) featured for just 29 minutes but collected four points for his assist.
The player of the match award went to Switzerland midfielder Granit Xhaka (€6m) who collected five points.
Several key players failed to pick up any significant returns, one of them being Switzerland midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri (€6.5m) who didn’t feature at all. Other popular assets like Jamal Musiala (€8.5m) and Ilkay Gundogan (€7m) also flopped.
Be sure to check out our captaincy article, there we pick out the best captaincy options for each day for the remainder of Matchday 3. You can check that out using this link here.
Scotland 0-1 Hungary
It was a game full of moments but the most significant was the winning goal. It took until the 100th minute of the game for Hungary to score and it was striker Kevin Csoboth (€5.5m) who converted to return four points. Creating the goal was player of the match winner and fellow forward Roland Sallai (€5.5m) who notched up eight points.
Scotland failed to keep a clean sheet but one player who bagged one before the goal was full-back and captain Andy Robertson (€5.5m). Combined with four ball recoveries Robertson banked seven points before being substituted.
The Hungary clean sheet meant plenty of returns at the back. Hungary defenders Endre Botka (€4m) and Willi Orban (€4.5m) both managed eight points. The latter racked up a massive 11 ball recoveries which contributed to an additional three points.
One of the most popular assets going into the game was Hungary midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai (€7m) who flopped to four points.
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