Women’s EURO Fantasy Matchday 2 Best Wildcard Team
Looking for the Women’s EURO Fantasy Matchday 2 Best Wildcard Team? You’re in the right place. With unlimited transfers available ahead of the opening round, it’s the perfect time to build a squad packed with top performers, captaincy options, and early differentials.
In this article, we reveal our top wildcard picks for Matchday 2 – based on fixtures, predicted line-ups, and clean sheet potential – so you can gain an early edge in Women’s EURO Fantasy.
Matchday 2 Best Wildcard Team
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Goalkeepers
With two great fixtures remaining, buying into the Norway defence could be beneficial. To do that managers should look to Cecile Fiskerstrand.
England may face Netherlands this week, but they face Wales immediately after, so having Hannah Hampton ready could be key.
Defenders
The England defensive double up could have huge success over the next two round, and Lucey Bronze heads into the rounds with two goals and one assist during the three matches prior to Matchday 1.
One of the safest routes into a good Sweden defence is Nathalie Bjorn. Bjorn also picked up eight points in the opening round with the help of eight ball recoveries.
Another player who offers ball recovery and clean sheet potential, along with security of minutes is Rebecca Knaak of Germany.
Investing in the Spain defence is arguably essential, and Olga could be the best of the bunch. Olga registered an assist and a clean sheet in the first round – displaying her multiple routes to points potential.
France’ upcoming match against Wales could see clean sheets for the France backline. Among their options Selma Bacha stands out after securing two assists in her previous four games.
Midfielders
Spain appear to be a huge favourite to win the competition, and part of that is due to their relentless attack. With that in mind, and the fact both hit double digit-hauls in the first round, both Mariona Caldentey and Alexia Putellas make the cut with ease.
Targeting Wales from an attacking perspective this week could be key to picking up points. Grace Geyoro has been one of France’ most in-form midfielders – netting four times in her previous four outings.
Filipa Angeldahl was absolutely fantastic statistically in Matchday 1. Running the show for Sweden, Angeldahl faces Poland next up, so going without her could be an opportunity missed.
Germany produced a huge 25 shots in Matchday 1 and they face Denmark this week. The Danes have been defensively ropey and one player who could take advantage of that is Klara Buhl. Buhl amassed a huge seven assists and two goals in her last 10 matches, so has form on her side.
Forwards
Another effective route into the Germany attack is Lea Schuller. With 48% ownership and going into her next match off the back of scoring in her first, it could be unwise to go without her.
Doubling up on the France frontline against Wales seems like a sensible plan. Another player who has displayed her qualities recently, Sandy Baltimore hit four goals and one assists in the four matches prior to the EURO’s.
England are one of the tournament favourites, so with Netherlands and Wales in the next two, managers should be looking to invest. Spearheading the attack is Arsenal forward Alessio Russo who helped her side claim the Champions League trophy last season.
