The Scout squad for Matchday 4 includes many players who have already scored high scores this season. However, there is also room for multiple picks that have something to prove this time around.
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goalkeeper
Edouard Mendy (€ 5.1 million) is almost a mandatory selection as he is the goalkeeper with the highest number of points in the game with 19 points – largely thanks to three consecutive goals for new club Chelsea. Mendy is back in France on Tuesday to face Rennes, the team he left for Chelsea this summer. should he be beaten for the first time in competition this season, André Onana (€ 5.0 million), whose Ajax team is at home in Midtjylland, will come in.
defender
Another Chelsea representative is among the five defenders. Ben Chilwell (€ 5.5 million) Collected 18 points to date – six for each of his three appearances. In the other group E game on Matchday 4, Krasnodar will face Sevilla. Despite the two goals against the Spanish team at home Diego Carlos (€ 5.1 million) makes the squad again thanks to his 21 points, nine apiece in the first two games. Dortmunds Thomas Meunier (€ 5.0 million) have steadily increased their scores in their first three games – four, seven and ten – and a home game against former club Bruges offers the potential for more, especially after conceding a goal and assisting in Belgium three weeks ago. José María Giménez (€ 4.9 million) is Atlético de Madrid’s selection for the home game against Lokomotiv Moskva. This is the first time the Spanish team has conceded a goal this season Aaron Wan-Bissaka (€ 5.0 million) will likely be part of the Manchester United team looking for three points at home after Istanbul Başakşehir was surprisingly beaten in Turkey.
midfield player
Usually home advantage plays an important role in choosing your fantasy lineup, but three of the midfield choices for Matchday 4 face away games. It’s no surprise that Manchester City Ferran Torres (€ 7.6 million) and Sérgio Oliveira (€ 6.5 million) of postage both make the grade; The former has scored in each of his first three European games for his new club traveling to Olympiacos this week, while Oliveira has scored and conceded a goal and conceded goal in each of his last two games as his team goes to France a side from Marseille who suffered a record 12-game defeat in the UEFA Champions League. Zeniths Wílmar Barrios (€ 4.5 million) is a useful choice on the budget thanks to its ball recovery potential, while Atlético is at the other end of the price spectrum João Félix (€ 9.0 million)who has scored eight goals in his last eight games for the club and the country, two of them in the previous home game for the Spanish team in Group A. Last but not least, this is the case Diogo Jota (€ 7.5 million), the first player to score a goal in his first four top division home games for Liverpool and a hat-trick against Atalanta – the Italian side are now visiting Anfield – and with four goals is the joint top scorer in this season’s UEFA Champions League.
Forward
Up front is another player who scored in every game Erling Braut Haaland (€ 11.0 million);; The Dortmund striker not only scored three goals in the UEFA Champions League this season, but also found the net in his last six Dortmund games and scored four goals in the Bundesliga at Hertha Berlin on Saturday. Álvaro Morata (€ 9.0 million) has scored two goals in each of Juventus’ two away games in Group G, including last time in Ferencváros. The Hungarian team, now heading to Turin, have played five games in Barcelona in their only away game this season, while Ajax Dusan Tadic (€ 9.0 million) has scored eight goals in his last eight club games, a run that has included strikes on Matchdays 2 and 3. The latter meets Midtjylland, who is now visiting Amsterdam.
