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Sleeper November 2

Sleeper UCL Pick’em predictions for Matchday 4

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Not only does Sleeper have a Pick’em predictor game for each week’s Premier League action but they also have a completely free one for UEFA Champions League (UCL) football.

The first part of Fantasy preparations always involves looking at the imminent fixtures and predicting how they might go. We’ll try to guess UCL Matchday 4 via Pick’em, which offers prizes for each round of fixtures.

If you see yourself as a bit of a Nostradamus, follow the link below to give it a go.

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In Pick’em, you predict wins and draws for the upcoming matches, earning a point for every correct guess.

On a UCL Matchday, there are over $1,000 worth of prizes to be won for each pool’s top three participants. Last time, 15 people across five pools won Amazon gift cards – $500 for first place, $300 for second and $200 for coming third.

It costs nothing, takes just a few minutes and is sociable – connecting you in a chat with league competitors.

As a tie-breaker, simply guess how many total goals will take place throughout the Matchday.

CLICK HERE TO JOIN A UCL PICK’EM PUBLIC POOL

UCL MATCHDAY 4 PICK’EM

Sleeper UCL Pick'em predictions for Matchday 4
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A total of 18 Champions League matches are taking place over two nights, some of which seem straightforward. We’re backing comfortable wins for Barcelona, Dortmund and Aston Villa over Crvena Zvezda, Sturm Graz and Club Brugge respectively.

Meanwhile, there are a couple of interesting English-based narratives taking place on Tuesday. Former Liverpool hero Xabi Alonso takes last season’s unbeaten Bundesliga champions Leverkusen to Anfield, a side that has won all three outings so far.

We think that’ll be a competitive draw, just like injury-hit Manchester City travelling to Sporting CP and coming up against the manager who is seemingly set to take over their closest rivals: Ruben Amorim.

The headline matches see Inter host Arsenal and the two most successful Champions League teams of all time – Real Madrid and AC Milan – clash at the Bernabeu.

Of the rest, we see Atalanta beating Stuttgart, Paris Saint-Germain overcoming Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich getting past Benfica. Plus, first wins for Bologna, Leipzig and Shakhtar.

When using the Sleeper app, another thing you can do is follow the live UCL scores, keeping track of the events and stats of every game in real-time.

CLICK HERE TO JOIN A UCL PICK’EM PUBLIC POOL

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  1. ididnt
    • 13 Years
    5 months, 2 days ago

    Start Fab or Sanchez

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    1. The FPL Units
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      • 15 Years
      5 months, 2 days ago

      San

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  2. Brunsvigeren
    • 9 Years
    5 months, 2 days ago

    -8 for me, crazy?

    Colwill, Rogers, Haaland - > TAA, Palmer, Darwin

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    Lewis, TAA, RAN
    Salah, Foden, Mbeumo, Palmer
    Darwin, Wood, Cunha
    Fabianski, Gabriel, VanBerg, Buanotte

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    1. Chris_l25
      • 7 Years
      5 months, 2 days ago

      Hmm don't think I'd want to take on Haaland with a -8. Can't you just start Gab and Rogers and reassess next week?

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      1. Brunsvigeren
        • 9 Years
        5 months, 2 days ago

        I just want to jump on Liverpools two home matches

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  3. mookie
    • 11 Years
    5 months, 2 days ago

    If the guys who told you Sean Dyche attackers(under any circumstances) were a good idea, are telling you to load up on mid and bottom table attackers, treat with caution.

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  4. Jimmy B
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    • 10 Years
    5 months, 2 days ago

    Brentford are a curious case in statistics. We know Matthew Benham who owns them is in the statistical area in gambling for his other business interests so it makes sense that they will be one of those who lean heavily on stats. I know from listening to a podcast before with Ben Mee (Ben Foster) that they do focus on all of that and they are quite heavily incentivised financially around set piece goals.

    Stripping out penalties this season they've scored a remarkable amount of goals considering they sit 15th in the number of shots taken excluding pens. From that same measure they've got the highest non-pen xg per shot and they've also got the highest (by some margin) % of shots on target. I don't think that's a coincidence I think they are deliberately choosing when to take shots or headers or whatever method is taking the chance.

    But given we know how good the attack is, on the same metrics they've got the 2nd worst number of shots conceded in the league, the worst number on target and the 4th worst non-pen xg per shot. It looks on paper like either they can't sort out the defence or they actually don't care and are just trusting their attack to outdo the defence. I think if its the latter, its an attitude we're probably seeing pan out across the league bar Forest and Arsenal and maybe Liverpool under Slot.

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  5. Brunsvigeren
    • 9 Years
    5 months, 2 days ago

    1 FT, 0 ITB

    Should I go Gabriel - > Dijk??

    Flekken
    Lewis, Gabriel, RAN
    Salah, Foden, Mbeumo, Buanotte
    Haaland , Wood, Cunha
    Fabianski, Colwill, VanBerg, Rogers

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