The Türkiye Fantasy season moves into Matchday 6, with the opening five rounds already giving managers plenty to think about.
Ahead of the deadline, our expert @EnesGnerDoan23 returns to reveal his latest team and highlight the players, fixtures and captaincy options on his radar.
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MATCHDAY 5 REVIEW
Another week has passed and, unfortunately, I feel like I wasted my Attack Manager Card.
I left Gift Orban and Yahia Fofana on the bench and didn’t own any Çorumspor players, which proved particularly frustrating.
Fenerbahçe and Trabzonspor produced the biggest disappointments of the week. Beşiktaş didn’t rotate as much as expected either, with Leandro Trossard and Murillo both hauling, which made things even worse for my team.
Still, we move on to Matchday 6.
For managers who haven’t already used it, this could be another good week to activate the Attack Manager Card.
Beşiktaş faced Marseille in Europe during the week and produced an excellent performance. They are in fantastic form heading into this Matchday.
TEAM REVEAL
KASIMPAŞA v KONYASPOR
The Matchday begins with Kasımpaşa against Konyaspor.
There isn’t much need to wait for the line-ups because the two players I’m interested in are Cláudio Winck and the in-form Adrian Benedyczak.
Benedyczak is the only player to have collected bonus points in every Matchday so far. Could he even be a potential captain this week?
Winck is a very attacking full-back. Konyaspor are capable of scoring, so the clean sheet isn’t guaranteed, but I still expect Kasımpaşa to win after Konyaspor beat Trabzonspor last week.
KOCAELİSPOR v GAZİANTEP FK
Kocaelispor performed largely as I expected last week. They don’t attack much but don’t concede many either, which makes them a frustrating team from a Fantasy perspective.
Gaziantep FK are interesting. They took points from Fenerbahçe in a difficult match and actually performed very well. However, they tend to be much stronger at home than away.
I could see Kocaelispor winning 1-0 or the match finishing 1-1.
The cheap Serhat Öztaşdelen is an option in goal, while Massadio Haïdara stands out in defence.
For managers willing to take more of a risk, Sousa is another option. He looks dangerous on counter-attacks and could cause opponents problems.
ÇORUMSPOR
Çorumspor have scored eight goals since their heavy defeat against Beşiktaş. They’re great fun to watch and play very attacking football, although they continue to struggle defensively.
Kryzidis is their main player and I’ll finally own him this week.
Jesús Ramírez is an option up front, while Cengiz Ünder takes set pieces and attempts plenty of shots. I expect Ünder to produce several big Fantasy hauls this season.
At the back, Andrei Borza is another option. Even when Çorumspor concede, he pushes forward regularly and looks to get shots away.
TRABZONSPOR v GALATASARAY
We have another derby this week.
Selecting players from either Trabzonspor or Galatasaray carries some risk, although Galatasaray head into the match in better form and Victor Osimhen could potentially return.
Rafael Leão played well last week but failed to produce a Fantasy return, while Roland Sallai continues to play in a very advanced position.
Trabzonspor are at home and will want to win the derby to make it up to their supporters.
Mohamed Salah remains their main Fantasy option. He hasn’t been taking many shots recently, but perhaps this is the sort of big match where he can become the key player.
BAŞAKŞEHİR v GENÇLERBİRLİĞİ
Başakşehir suffered a heavy defeat against Amedspor last week, but this fixture gives them an opportunity to respond.
Gençlerbirliği have been very poor defensively, so Eldor Shomurodov should get plenty of chances.
Shomurodov will be my captain this week and I expect him to score more than once.
In defence, I’ll have Christopher Operi. He takes set pieces and Başakşehir have clean-sheet potential in this fixture.
Deniz Dilmen is another cheap goalkeeper option.
FENERBAHÇE v EYÜPSPOR
Fenerbahçe are the biggest favourites of the Matchday.
They’re at home against one of the weakest teams in the league, Eyüpspor, and should be looking for a convincing victory. A double-up on the Fenerbahçe attack could therefore work very well.
Mason Greenwood is another captaincy option.
Kerem Aktürkoğlu has been very disappointing so far, but this fixture should provide him with plenty of opportunities to score and finally produce a big Fantasy return.
The choice between Vedat Muriqi and Romelu Lukaku is risky, but I think Muriqi will start. Whoever gets the nod up front could score.
Defensively, Archie Brown is the player who interests me most. He gets into very advanced positions and looks for shots following rebounds.
Milan Škriniar is another option because of his set-piece threat. Eyüpspor could be particularly vulnerable from those situations.
Ederson is a strong goalkeeper option, although I wouldn’t expect many save points. The question is whether it’s worth using one of your three Fenerbahçe slots on him.
ERZURUMSPOR v SAMSUNSPOR
This is a difficult match to predict and either team could come out on top.
Jarju and Watt are the Samsunspor players I’d consider, while Eren Tozlu and Miguel Cardoso are the options from Erzurumspor.
AMEDSPOR v BEŞİKTAŞ
This should be a very entertaining match.
Amedspor are playing attacking football and Gift Orban is in fantastic form.
However, Beşiktaş are comfortably one of the league’s most entertaining attacking teams.
From Amedspor, I’d consider Orban and Dia Saba.
For Beşiktaş, Dušan Vlahović, Leandro Trossard, Orkun Kökçü and Murillo are the main options.
I’m expecting both teams to score, so I’m less interested in the defenders this week.
Trossard wasn’t risked against Marseille but is expected to be available against Amedspor.
GÖZTEPE v RİZESPOR
Finally, Göztepe host Rizespor.
Göztepe have started scoring more regularly and Juan is one of their in-form players. Rizespor, meanwhile, have been performing poorly recently.
This is another match that could go in several different directions, so selecting players from it carries plenty of risk.
Valentin Mihăilă, Qazim Laci and Ali Sowe are the Rizespor options.
For Göztepe, Juan, Rhaldney and Arda Okan Kurtulan are the players I’d consider.
MANAGER CARDS AND CAPTAINCY
That’s it for my Matchday 6 suggestions.
I’m performing poorly in the current mini-league, so I’ll save my Bench Boost for the following Matchday.
For managers looking to use a Manager Card this week, I think Attack and Bench Boost are the two strongest options.
My captain will be Eldor Shomurodov, while Mason Greenwood and Adrian Benedyczak are among the other captaincy options that stand out.
Good luck this week. Hopefully your selections deliver plenty of points!
