There are just three Gameweeks remaining until qualifying for Mondogoal’s £30,000 World Championship slams shut.
Forty places remain up for grabs for the final day contest that will dish out no less than £10,000 to the Championship winner.
There’s still plenty to play for, then, and you can join us this weekend as we attempt to get in the hat for the big end of season prize by entering one of the qualifying contests, or compete for the weekly £1000 prize pot.
The £30,000 World Championship
How Does it Work?
So far, there are 130 qualifiers in place for the final Gameweek contest. To get involved, you need to win one of Mondogoal’s £30k qualifying contests. You can enter these for just £2.
How Do I Enter?
Mondogoal are running three more qualifying contests this weekend. You have until 12.35 on Saturday to select your line-up for either the £2, £10 or £50 contests.
If you’re consistent with your picks you may even be able to progress with more than one team – you can have up to ten entries in the Championship final come May.
Don’t forget, you can enter multiple contests with the same Mondogoal line-up with the click of a button.
Having multiple teams will obviously increase your outlay but, with the ability to block out defences, you’ll certainly be increasing your chances of hitting a big score.
Once you’ve created your squad for one contest, go to your list of entries, click on a contest and then click “Enter This Line-up in Other Contests”.
If you’re new to Mondogoal and want the inside skinny, be sure to check out our strategy guide here, and our interview with top Mondogoal manager, ChrisDAFC here.
FF Scout Gameweek 35 Picks
After opting to turn our backs on Eden Hazard for the previous two Gameweeks, we’re not going to take our chances ahead of the Stamford Bridge meeting with Palace. Chelsea will be going all out to clinch the title and the scene is set for the PFA Player of the Year to torment the Eagles and hoover up another big Mondogoal tally.
Hazard is joined by Man City’s David Silva in an expensive midfield that shapes the rest of our XI. Fortunately, we’ve been able to unearth some potential budget gems in the form of Swansea’s Nelson Oliveira and Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish. Both have decent form and home fixtures that could see them amongst the goals and points.
Given their current momentum, we’re sticking with a pair of Leicester assets ahead of their meeting with Newcastle at the King Power – both Jamie Vardy and Kasper Schmeichel remain keenly priced and warrant inclusion. Meanwhile, we’re backing Arsenal’s goal power by going straight to the likely source up front – the 11.5 valuation of Olivier Giroud looks kind.
West Ham’s pair of raiding full-backs fill two of our three slots at the back. The Hammers will host a Burnley side that have notched just once in eight matches and both Carl Jenkinson and, in particular, Aaron Cresswell, have the attacking threat to return at both ends.
United’s Luke Shaw and Marouane Fellaini complete our XI as we tip Louis van Gaal’s side to recover from their Goodison setback with goals and points when West Brom pay visit to Old Trafford.
We’ll likely be tinkering with this initial lineup right up until Saturday – a reminder that the deadline for Mondogoal squads this weekend will be 12.35, just before the early kick-off at Leicester.
9 years, 1 month agoREPOST!
mignolet
schlupp ivaniovic terry fonte
sterling henderson silva hazard
augero kane
(k.davis, wasilewski,boyd,murray)
Which is a better option?
a) murray> nelson olievero
b) silva/sterling > ramsey
c)save ft