WSL Fantasy Football | Our highest points scorers so far

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Haven't built your fantasy team during the first leg? Well, don't worry as players can still create their 15-player team ahead of the second leg and despite joining late, all players will begin the new leg on zero points, so there's no pressure to catch up either.

We have reached the first international break of the season and, with that, comes a good opportunity to reflect on how our players have started the season in WSL Fantasy.

Top Three WSL Fantasy Points Scorers

Victoria Pelova (£6.5m)

Vic has registered 45 points so far this season and is averaging nine points per match. Only three players in the game have registered more points than our midfielder.

When a player has a good route to points in Fantasy games, it increases their appeal. Vic has scored points through several metrics so far this season. She has registered 25 points for her five goals, three points for an assist, two clean sheet points, five bonus points, three attacking action points and eight appearance points.

Vic’s underlying numbers suggest that for WSL Fantasy managers who don’t own her, she could be an excellent buy for Leg Two of the game. Vic has had 12 shots this season, 11 from regular play and one from a set piece. Of her shots, nine have come from inside the box and seven have been on target.

She has also created 10 chances for her team-mates and supplied four successful crosses. Vic has also had four successful dribbles as well as four successful crosses. In WSL Fantasy, players can also register attacking action points for registering four of any or a mix of the following actions - having a shot on target, creating a chance, successful crosses and successful dribbles. Vic’s attacking metrics highlight why our midfielder is likely to regularly return attacking action points on top of attacking returns (goals and assists).

Olivia Holdt (£7.5m)

Oli has registered 34-points this season. Our midfielder has started three of the opening five matches and has already chalked up three league goals.

Like Vic, Oli has regularly returned additional attacking action points this season, registering five so far. Oli’s 26 attacking actions come from, six shots on target, eight chances created, five successful crosses and seven successful dribbles.

In addition to the attacking action points, Oli has also registered a defensive action point. Defensive action points are awarded when players register 10 of the following defensive actions in a single game - tackles won, interceptions, clearances, blocked shots and ball recoveries.

Oli has also returned three bonus points this season. Currently Oli is found in just six per cent of WSL Fantasy teams and so would make an excellent buy for managers as we head into Leg Two after the international break.

Signe Gaupset (£6.0m)

Like Oli, Signe has also registered 34-points across the opening five weeks of the season. Our midfielder has registered a goal, three assists, three clean sheets, three bonus points, one defensive action point and five attacking action points.

She is currently averaging 6.8 points per match in WSL Fantasy.

Across the opening five matches of the season, Signe has had 16 shots. She has also created 18 chances for her team-mates, which three have been classified as OPTA big chances.

Signe’s per 90 metrics make her a great long-term pick in WSL Fantasy. Per-90 Signe is averaging 3.42 shots and creating 3.85 chances for her team-mates.

The rest of the squad

Outside of the top three highest scorers, we are one of the best performing teams in WSL Fantasy with 10 of our players having scored over 20 points across the opening five matches of the season.

Kirsty Hanson (£8.0m) is our most popular pick in WSL Fantasy. Kirsty is found in 16 per cent of teams and she has rewarded those managers with 28-points so far.

Meanwhile, the defenders continue to look like fantastic picks. Toko Koga (£5.5m) has registered three clean sheets this season, having be substituted ahead of West Ham’s goal in Matchweek One.

Toko’s centre-back partner Amanda Nilden (£5.0m) has also impressed this season with 25-points recorded so far. Amanda has already scored and registered three defensive action points.

Right-back Caitlin Dijkstra (£5.5m) has also returned a goal as well as two attacking action points and a defensive action point. Cailtin and Amanda are found in just one per cent and two per cent of teams respectively and so look like excellent differentials for after the break.

Leg Two

The WSL Fantasy season is divided into six legs. Matchweek Six is the start of Leg Two and this means that all managers have unlimited transfers over the international break.

With the start of the next leg. managers will be entered into new Leg tables where only the points that your players score in this leg will be counted. This means that in these league’s everyone will start on zero points again.

If you have made a bad start to the overall season, the start of the new Leg and the unlimited transfers is a great opportunity to kick start you season and win some great prizes!