Fifa World Cup 2018 Game
Fantasy football aficionados may be lamenting the end of the Premier League season, but they won't have long to wait before they can get stuck into a new game. The 2018 World Cup takes centre stage this summer as 32 of the best teams from around the globe fight it out for the prestigious crown and there will be a few fantasy football games to play. The action gets under way on June 14 and matches run for a month until the final on July 15, but the excitement is already building as the 23-man squads are finalised. With under a month to go before the big kick-off, Goal takes a look at the World Cup fantasy football games out there, as well as some of the best players you should include in your team.
World Cup 2018 fantasy football games A number of fantasy football games will be available to fans for the 2018 World Cup and while the premise for each is essentially the same, they all vary slightly in terms of detail, style, user-friendliness and, of course, prizes on offer. You can see some of the World Cup fantasy football games below. Goal World Cup fantasy football Goal has for the World Cup, which can be downloaded and played for free. The new app is easy to play and prizes will be available to gamers during the tournament. You can get started on your team soon. Official FIFA World Cup 2018 fantasy football In recent years, FIFA has launched its own official fantasy football game that can be played online on the.
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The 2018 version of the game has yet to be launched, but with squads set to be finalised at the start of June, we shouldn't have too long to wait. Other World Cup fantasy football games A number of newspapers have run World Cup fantasy football games over the years and that is likely to continue in 2018.
The Sun runs a fantasy football game called ' and others may offer similar options to their readership in the run up to the tournament. Best World Cup fantasy football goalkeepers The most effective and valuable goalkeepers in fantasy football terms are those who are likely to keep clean sheets.
That not only means that the 'keepers themselves must be talented shot-stoppers, but their defences must be reliable too. Unlike the Premier League though, the World Cup is a knock-out tournament and gamers will be wise to choose players that are likely to reach the latter stages of the competition, thus increasing their chances of collecting points. David de Gea (Spain) Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has really come of age for both the Red Devils and Spain over the course of the past few years. Having spent a number of years in the shadow of Iker Casillas, the 27-year-old is now firmly established as La Roja's number one and will be expected play a key role for his country in Russia. Spain conceded just three goals in qualification, which was the joint best record in the UEFA section, and De Gea was central to that. Hugo Lloris (France) France captain Hugo Lloris should surpass the 100-cap mark at this summer's World Cup and his importance to Les Bleus cannot be understated. A vastly experienced and confident netminder, Lloris is set to marshall a defence comprised of Raphael Varane and Samuel Umtiti and they will be hoping to mount a challenge for the trophy. It will be the Tottenham shot-stopper's third World Cup as France's number one and he will be hoping it will be a case of 'third time lucky' after crashing out at the group stage in 2010 and losing to eventual champions Germany in the quarter-finals in 2014.
Fifa World Cup 2018 Game
Alisson (Brazil) Brazil are traditionally known for their attacking talent and, with Neymar, Philippe Coutinho and Gabriel Jesus in their ranks, they bring an abundance of that to Russia. However, some of their best players in recent years have undoubtedly been at the other end of the field and Alisson is the man favoured by Tite to keep goal. The Brazilians topped the CONMEBOL qualification group with ease and not only did they score the most, they also conceded the least. As they eye a record sixth world title, Alisson is the kind of player that can rack up plenty of points. Manuel Neuer (Germany) Despite missing the majority of the season through injury Manuel Neuer has been named in the Germany squad and his quality is such that he should take his place between the posts come June ahead of Barcelona's Marc-Andre ter Stegen. The 32-year-old, who won the Golden Glove at the 2014 World Cup, is known as a 'sweeper-keeper' due to his tendency to play far off his line, but he boasts tremendous athleticism and is capable of making crucial interventions when required.