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If you missed the deadline to sign up before the first two matchweeks, you are still able to build a 15-player fantasy squad and battle it out with fellow Spurs supporters in our Official League, which can be joined by selecting us as your favourite club.
Different to other fantasy games, the season is split into six blocks called ‘legs’, each with its own leaderboard and its own prize, meaning that a late start does not end the season because of the opportunity to win legs throughout the campaign.
Best of Spurs
It was another great result for us in Matchday Two of the WSL. We are now unbeaten in each of our last five WSL games and as a result, there were some good returns from our players in WSL Fantasy.
Goalkeeper Lize Kop (£5.0m) was our top scoring player in WSL Fantasy in Matchday 2. Lize registered 5-points against Liverpool. Our defence faced 18 shots from Liverpool with Lize making five saves. This saw her register her first save point of the season. Lize also made 10 recoveries in the fixture meaning that she earnt an additional point for 10 defensive actions.
So far this season, Lize has registered seven saves and 30 defensive actions. She has already returned a bonus point.
Despite not registering an attacking return in Matchday Two, Matilda Vinberg (£6.5m) continues to look like a good investment in WSL Fantasy.
Matilda had an expected goals (xG) tally of 0.48 in the opening two weeks of the season with a pass completion rate of over 82.7% with much of this critical to our build up play. She created two chances in Matchday One and another in Matchday Two.
Matilda also has excellent defensive stats in the opening weeks with nine recoveries, two interception, one successful tackle and one block so far this season.
Spotlight: Shekiera Martinez (£7.0m)
Shekiera has gone under the radar of many WSL fantasy managers in the opening weeks of the season. The forward has come off the bench in each of the last two matches, registering 65 minutes of football in Matchday Two, replacing Cathinka Tandberg (£6.5m) after she was substituted after an awkward landing.
Shekiera registered two shots in the fixture against Liverpool, however she also had good defensive numbers in this one.
Her seven defensive contributions means that she was averaging one every 9.2 minutes. Had Shekiera been on the pitch for the full match she would likely have become one of the only forwards in the game to register defensive contribution points so far.
We play Crystal Palace in Matchday Three. Shekiera has an excellent record against our London neighbours. Our forward has scored twice as many goals against Crystal Palace than any other side in the WSL (4).
Most Transferred in
Another fantastic performance from Spurs in Matchday Two has led to many WSL Fantasy managers investing in our players.
Kirsty Hanson (£8.0m) is once again our most transferred in player. Kirsty is currently averaging 10-points per match and is found in 17% of WSL Fantasy teams. Toko Koga (5.5m) and Signe Gupset (£6.0m) are also proving popular with managers.
Toko returned an additional point in Matchday Two as she registered 11 defensive actions. Meanwhile, Signe was unlucky not to register an attacking return as it was her ball that led to the Liverpool own goal.
Hidden Gem