Scout will be using their expertise to provide advice and matchweek tips which should prove useful in ensuring you win your mini-leagues and helping you towards a chance at claiming some WSL prizes.
We might be three games into the campaign, but you can still build your 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.
Compared 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
There were WSL Fantasy points spread throughout the Spurs team on Sunday afternoon.
Olivia Holdt (£7.5m) leads the team for WSL points this week with an incredible 23-point haul. Olivia’s 20 points came from three goals (15 points), a clean sheet (one point), two appearance points, an attacking action point and three bonus points.
Victoria Pelova (£6.5m) was not far behind with 20-points for the week. Victoria scored two goals (10 points), registered one assist (three points), a clean sheet point, two appearance points as well as two bonus points and two points for acting actions.
There were also double-digit returns for Signe Gaupset (£6.0m) with 12-points and defender Amanda Nilden (£5.0m) with 13-points for her goal and clean sheet.
Meanwhile, Julie Blakstad (£5.5m), Toko Koga (£5.5m) and Caitlin Dijkstra (£5.5m) all registered clean sheet points. Matilda Vinberg (£6.5m), Drew Spence (£6.0m), Olga Ahtinen (£5.0m) and last week’s spotlight player Shekiera Martinez (£7.0m) all registered attacking returns.
Spotlight: Olivia Holdt
Olivia’s incredible return in Matchweek Three has meant that over 1,700 managers have brought her into their teams ahead of Matchweek Foyr. However, even with an influx of new managers, Olivia remains a differential pick as she is found in just 5% of teams.
In Matchday Three, Olivia completed the most successful dribbles with three. She also made six recoveries, won five duels, created two chances and had three shots on target.
Over the season to date, Olivia has had eight shots of which two have come from set pieces and five have been on target. She has also made 36 successful passes and created three chances for her teammates.
In addition, she regularly completes additional attacking and defensive actions which can earn her additional points in WSL Fantasy. Players earn an extra point for every four attacking actions that they make in a single game, these are for shots on target, chances created, successful crosses and successful dribbles. During the season to date Olivia has registered 11 attacking actions.
Most Transferred in
After Sunday’s emphatic win our players are proofing very popular with WSL Fantasy managers. Despite not registering an attacking return against Crystal Palace Kirsty Hanson (£8.0m) is once again our most transferred in player. Over 6,700 managers have brought Kirsty into their teams since the Matchweek Three deadline passed. Kirsty returned three points in Matchweek 3 as she returned a clean sheet point alongside her appearance points. Kirsty is now averaging 7.7 points per start in the game.
Signe’s two assists have also made her popular with WSL Fantasy managers. The midfielder now has an addition 3,000 managers ahead of Matchweek Four’s fixture against Aston Villa. Signe registered her second double-digit return of the season against Crystal Palace on Sunday and is averaging 9.3 points per start.
Toko’s 8-point return in Matchweek Three has also caught the eye of WSL Fantasy managers. Toko registered the four clean sheet points and picked up additional defensive action points for creating chances, successful dribbles and accurate crosses.
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