FFS Cup

The FFS Cup – Sponsored by FanDuel – Fourth Round Draw

This evening we reveal who has made it through to the fourth round of our open to all Fantasy Premier League cup competition.

For this latest contest there are more than £1,000 worth of prizes for UK based entrants courtesy of our partner FanDuel, as well as £350 in Amazon vouchers to the top three managers at the end of the competition.

In addition, the highest scoring manager each round will win a £30 FanDuel credit, with the four next highest scores earning a £10 credit.

The third round saw all three of our remaining champions depart, which means there will be a new name on the trophy at the end of the competition.

Last year’s winner I Casillas Winning was beaten by Allezlechef 71 to 55, Gribude lost to Cok3y5murf and MCH failed to get the better of community regular Rhinos.

The highest scoring managers of the round and recipients of a £30 FanDuel credit are Bacuna Matata and Pinky Unites, who both brought in a haul of 104 points.

Those who win a £10 FanDuel credit for stellar Gameweek scores are: NUFC Fifer and Raul Seleccion, who accrued 102 points; Δημητρης Καραμπουρνιωτης, who earned 98 points; and TeaM McNaCe and BC1, who both notched 97 in Gameweek 14.

Of these Gameweek 14 titans, Bacuna Matata is the highest ranked manager left in the competition. His impressive tally takes him up to 111 in the rankings and a round four clash with fplbet.

Raul Selecion is just behind, in 112th place, and takes on Fat B*d in the next stage of the tournament.

The community regular who has drawn the short straw to face another form manager, Pinky Unites, in round four is Tommy J.

The Scoutcast’s last representative, Andy85wsm, bows out with his score of 73 proving no match for Anuliz’s 94 points.

Two other members of the Fantasy Football Scout moderator and contributor team, GreenWindmill and Stilicho, also leave, after being beaten by Archie and lowlifegimpe respectively.

That leaves TorresMagic to fly the FFScout flag alone. He beat Isaaclun in round three and next takes on Zambhino10, who is ranked more than 100,000 places behind him, in this weekend’s tie.

Another encounter to keep an eye on is a dangerous looking Chelsea themed derby between Hazardous Blue and Hazardous to repeat.

The third round results can be found via this link, while the full fourth round draw can be found here.

Good luck to those still involved and if you would like more information on the schedule and prizes click this link.

FanDuel are kindly sponsoring this season’s FFS Cup Competitions.

You can register for a free account at FanDuel via this link.

When you sign up, enter the promo code “SCOUT” and FanDuel will refund your first paid entry fee, up to £10, as free entry credit if you miss out on a cash prize.

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1,632 Comments Post a Comment
  1. Deece
    • 12 Years
    7 years, 4 months ago

    Morning gents. Having a bit of a shocker of season. Hoping Sanchez captain last week is the turnaround. Anything worth a hit here? 2.7m in bank...

    Foster
    Fuchs Amat Evans
    Sanchez Hazard Mane Firmino Walcott
    Costs Austin

    Bench - Nyom + some deadwood

    Tempted by Fuchs to Alonso but not sure it's worth a hit. Also makes my route into Kane next week that much harder.

    1. Depleda
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 4 months ago

      I would stick personally, that front 7 should see you through to next week ok.

    2. jackx13
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 4 months ago

      Austin injury news might force you to either get Alonso or some other fwd.

  2. Depleda
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 4 months ago

    Who will score more points between now and year end Hazard or Costa?

    1. Annie
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 4 months ago

      it will be close.

  3. theboijones
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 4 months ago

    1223319-936185

  4. jackx13
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    7 years, 4 months ago

    Mane or Hazard for the armband?

    1. CPFC10
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 4 months ago

      Same question... leaning towards Mane based on Hazard being up against a Tony Pulis defence.

      1. jackx13
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 4 months ago

        I'm worried about Chelsea's scoring record. So far 20 goals at the Bridge in just 7 games. It's true that WBA have conceded 7 in just as many but the last couple of games between the two teams had plenty of goals in them.