This evening we preview the final of the Fantasy Football Scout Paddy Power Cup XI, plus reveal the winner of the Fantasy Football Members Cup V.
Waltzingmatildas was crowned the latest winner of our Members trophy, claiming a 75-61 victory over faux_C from Gameweek 37’s matches.
With both sides sharing so many assets, it was David Silva’s 9-point contribution and the 10-point return from Hector Bellerin that eventually saw Waltzingmatildas emerge victorious. She (Tanya Sharma) picks up a £200 Amazon voucher as her prize, while faux_C (Chris Doyle) claims a £100 voucher as his runners-up reward.
Chris has another opportunity to find glory, however, as his Gameweek 37 tally proved enough to see him progress to the final of the Paddy Power Cup XI. faux_C edged out HammersXI in our semi-final to move into Sunday’s final.
The big news is that Mark’s sensational run of form, propelling him to an overall rank of 64, has also earned him a place in Sunday’s showpiece to oppose Faux C. Mark’s impressive Gameweek 37 tally of 87 was enough to see off Hutton Dressed as Lahm in the semi-finals.
With a rank of 3825 faux_C goes into the tie as underdog but with markedly different squads, the tie is still hard to call. Our finalists have just three players in common – Jeffrey Schlupp, Sergio Aguero and Alexis Sanchez. Mark’s key differential looks set to be David Silva, while faux_C will be hoping for a haul from Christian Benteke and Olivier Giroud to give him the edge in the tie.
HammersXI and Hutton DressedAs Lahm will now go head-to-head in Sunday’s third place play-off.
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Congratulations to our winners and best of luck to Sunday’s finalists. Even Mark.
8 years, 11 months agoAttack Rankings so far.
Man City..................81
Chelsea...................70
Arsenal....................67
Man United..............62
Tottenham...............57
Southampton...........54
Liverpool..................51
Everton....................48
Crystal Palace..........46
Swansea..................46
West Ham.................44
Stoke........................42
Leicester...................41
QPR..........................41
Newcastle..................38
West Brom.................37
Hull.............................33
Aston Villa..................31
Sunderland.................30
Burnley.......................27
Mane and Puncheon/Bolasie look strong options for next season, if they get kind prices/fixtures.