Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 6 Team Reveals -Final Drafts
As the Bundesliga season continues, managers are already making changes and shaping their squads for the next round. Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 6 Team Reveals showcases how different drafts are lining up and which players are proving popular.
In this article, we’ll look at several finalised teams, highlight the standout picks, and share the strategies managers are using for Matchday 6.
@Big4FPL
Notes
- In a week where I effectively played with nine men, I managed to scrape a grey arrow and remain in the top 800 – it was a shame as any return from the two strikers would have boosted me massively.
- This week it’s still the same star men in Kane, Olise and Grimaldo and I’m throwing in a couple of Stuttgart defenders with their prime fixture.
- I’m also targeting Hoffenheim given the Friday night game.
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@MeijersDavid
Notes
- Formation: 4-4-2.
- Goalkeepers: Santos (7.0 – SGE) and Hein (5.19 – SVW). Santos is a bit of a luxury transfer. However, GK’s facing Bayern have averaged well over 200 points this season and have the potential to put up a big score as shown by Hein last week.
- Defenders: Grimaldo* (21.54 – B04), Sano (13.25 – M05), Bernardo (9.44 – TSG), Vušković (9.05 – HSV) and Jaquez (2.17 – VFB). Unsurprisingly, Grimaldo will be star captain again. Sano and Vušković are absolutely racking up points with their duels won and are no-brainers for me to bring in. Following the same rationale, I’m more than happy to keep Bernardo. Jaquez is staying as well because of his decent points floor for a very cheap price.
- Midfielders: Olise* (26.44 – FCB), Doan (17.37 – SGE), El Khannouss (12.65 – VFB), Kamiński (8.38 – KOE) and Rieder (8.22 – FCA). It’s a bit boring, like in defence, but there’s no reason to look beyond Olise for star captain. While Doan plays Bayern, he provides a solid floor of points and Frankfurt have shown to be capable of scoring lots of goals. This week’s home fixture against Heidenheim was one of the reasons for bringing in El Khannouss last week, meaning he’s definitely staying, just like Kamiński, who continues to keep scoring. Rieder is also coming in, once again showing that he provides a solid floor of points with potential for attacking returns.
- Forwards: Kane* (27.42 – FCB), Uzun (11.93 – SGE) and Lemperle (5.11 – TSG). Kane will be star captain, which really needs no further explanation. Even though he’s playing Bayern this week, Uzun’s potential ceiling is so high that I cannot bring myself to sell him. However, should things go wrong, I am counting on Lemperle to provide solid backup. Although he has been dealing with an injury, Hoffenheim is playing on Friday, so we’ll find out whether he’s starting or not anyway.
@EnesGnerDoan23
Notes
- Last week was better, but still not enough to reach my target of 3000+. Orban star was a bit of a failure. Midfield did pretty well, Ansah struggled but it is fine.
- This week I probably won’t make many transfers. Diks and Maza are going out though. Potential replacements include Sands/İbrahimovic and Sebulonsen/Oppie.
- I could also transfer out Orban for this week and get Bernardo.
- Stars will be Grimaldo, Olise and Kane as usual.
- Good luck everyone, target is 3000+ again!
