MLS Fantasy 24/25 Round 6 Team Reveals
If you aren’t sure how to set up for this weeks action, then this is the right place for you! Here you can find our experts MLS Fantasy 24/25 Round 6 Team Reveals. They talk about their picks and captaincy, to help boost you up the rankings and ahead of your rivals.
Let’s get straight into it!
@dmpwright
Clean sheets look difficult to predict this week, so I’ve tried to save my funds for midfielders and forwards. In goal, Oscar Ustari is a risk-free bench punt, with Ben Lundt likely to be needed on the back end of my ‘keeperoo.
In defence, Andrew Gutman and Brooks Lennon offer both offensive and clean sheet potential, while Morris Duggan and Willy Kumado also have decent shots at clean sheets given their fixtures.
I also have $1.5 million in the bank to upgrade Kumado should he not start.
Anders Dreyer, Hany Mukhtar and Albert Rusnák are this week’s standout midfield picks. Saba Lobjanidze also makes my team as I’m expecting Atlanta to do well at home to NYCFC.
There should be plenty of goals in the Toronto-Vancouver match, with the trigger-happy Federico Bernardeschi likely to benefit if that’s the case.
Upfront, Hugo Cuypers, Lionel Messi and Kelvin Yeboah will likely be the chalk front three.
As usual, I would have a plan if Messi doesn’t start, with Christian Benteke, Emmanuel Latte Lath and Petar Musa among the best fallback options.
I’m strongly considering Yeboah for captaincy if Messi is ruled out.
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@Mahoney
I’m going with two scrub defenders as I am traveling and may not have time to make switches Saturday night, and get the best two out of three from the bench.
I would love to have Lundt do well to scrub and upgrade somewhere.
I’m going with a strong forward line this week.
Captaincy is way up in the air, but I like Cuypers so far.
ATL and CHI have great matchups, so I’m trying to exploit those.
Hany and Dreyer are two players also in my thoughts as well.
@MattSoccerTalk
It’s away from what many are doing, but I like New England’s chances at a CS against NYRB to start the weekend off. That is why I have Ivacic and Bye on my bench. Lunt provides a great fallback keeper with the early Sunday game.
Across the rest of my backline, I like Harvey for budget and his matchup against RSL, Lennon’s attacking potential against NYC, and McVey provides a good late scrub candidate but also someone who can rack up passing BPs against LAFC.
The best attacking matchup this weekend is Chicago hosting Montreal. I’m tripling up there with Cuypers and Zinckernagel on the bench and Bamba starting. I also really like Ojeda and Lucho’s matchups against LAG and SKC.
Dreyer seems to have an incredible floor and could smash against LAFC, who have their eyes on CCC midweek.
The fact that Miami is in the early slate gives us a lot of flexibility with Messi. Right now I have the armband on him, but if he doesn’t start, I will probably move it to Cuypers and pivot to someone like Latte Lah or Muriel.
Rounding out my team, I have Yeboah, who has been in great form and could easily get one or two past RSL.
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