Club World Cup Fantasy Matchday 4 Differentials
Looking to gain an edge? Then our Club World Cup Fantasy Matchday 4 differentials could be exactly what you need early on.
Differentials are players with under 5% ownership. If successful, differentials can help you boost up the ranks, with the help of scouting bonus (which is an additional two points).
Note: This article will be updated as Matchday 3 plays out and the path ahead becomes clearer.
Jobe Bellingham – 3.6% Selected
Dortmund face Mexican side Monterrey in the round of 16. Two draws and one win makes it look like Monterrey could be tough opposition. But, they lost two of their four domestic matches heading into the competition. Interestingly, one of the sides they lost against was Pachuca.
Selecting a Dortmund midfielder has given fantasy managers a headache week in week out. But one players who seems vital to their attack since he signed is Jobe Bellingham (€5.7m). Being utilised in a number 10 role, Bellingham has scored and assisted during his previous two matches, showing he is filling his new role well.
Waldemar Anton – 3.3% Selected
Whilst Dortmund do have attacking potential this week, they could also keep a clean sheet. The German side have already kept two clean sheets in their first three matches, and their upcoming opposition have shown offensive bluntness against tougher opposition already.
Wing-back Daniel Svensson is a player many will look to this week for Dortmund defensive coverage. However, centre-back Waldemar Anton (€4.6m) is cheaper and offers scouting bonus. He has also raked in 18 points thus far – averaging six points per game.
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Joaquín Piquerez – 4.3% Selected
Of all the round of 16 matches being played this week, Palmeiras v Botafogo is expected to be one of the lowest scoring. This could mean we see success for defensive assets across both sides. Offering both clean sheet and attacking potential is Palmeiras full-back Joaquín Piquerez (€5.1m).
Piquerez has already collected an impressive 17 points due to two clean sheets in his first three matches. He has also come close to producing an attacking return on numerous occasions. Set pieces is another route to points the Uruguayan has at his disposal – increasing his attacking threat even more.
