With Women’s Super League action set to return this weekend, Fantasy Football Scout have explained why Toko Koga could be a good choice for your WSL Fantasy team.
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Matchweek six is the start of leg two of WSL Fantasy, which will run through until matchweek 11.
Ahead of matchweek six, all WSL Fantasy managers have unlimited transfers in which to make as many changes as they want to their teams.
It is worth noting that matchweek six, eight and eleven do not have any WSL2 matches scheduled. These would be good weeks to use the Free Hit chip if you have WSL2 players in your squad.
Best of Spurs
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Despite a disappointing result in matchweek five of WSL Fantasy for our team, there were still several good fantasy points returns. **Victoria Pelova** (£6.5m) was our top points scorer in matchweek five. Victoria registered seven points thanks to her goal and is our topscorer in the league this season with five goals in the opening five matches, and she is currently averaging a goal and nine WSL Fantasy points per match.
**Julie Blakstad** (£5.5m) registered four points in matchweek six. Julie’s four points came from her two appearance points, one point for registering 14 defensive actions (tackles won, clearances, interceptions, blocked shots and recoveries) and one point for registering four attacking actions (shot on target, chance created, successful crosses and successful dribbles.
Julie Blakstad of Tottenham Hotspur.
Meanwhile, **Olivia Holdt** (£7.5m) has now registered additional points in each of her last three league starts registering 32 points in that time. In the last three matches, Oli has registered three goals, two clean sheet points, eight appearance points, five attacking action points, one defensive actions point and three bonus points. In matchweek six, she registered one of the attacking action points for two chances created, one successful dribble and two accurate crosses.
All three of our players have an excellent route points and are therefore great options for managers whilst the unlimited transfer window is active ahead of the start of Leg Two of WSL Fantasy.
Spotlight: Toko Koga (£5.5m)
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Our defence has had an excellent start to the WSL season having kept two clean sheets. Toko is the only member of our defence to have secured three clean sheets in WSL Fantasy as the defender was substituted before West Ham scored in matchweek one.
Toko has also shown a good route to gaining the additional points available in WSL Fantasy. Our defender has registered three defensive action points, having made 50 defensive actions across the opening five matches of the season.
She has also registered an attacking action point. Toko is currently averaging 4.6 points per start in WSL Fantasy this season which makes her great value for money in the game.
Most Transferred in
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As a result of being our top goal scorer in the league this season Victoria is the most transferred in player heading into matchweek six.
It isn’t surprising to see that Vic is popular with WSL Fantasy managers during the unlimited transfers ahead of Leg Two of the game. She has registered 25 WSL Fantasy points so far this season. These points have come from several different metrices including, five goals, an assist, two clean sheets, five bonus points, three attacking action points and eight appearance points.
Vic has had 12 shots this season and has created 10 chances for her team-mates.
Hidden Gem
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With no WSL2 action in matchweek six, this week’s hidden gem comes from WSL. Aston Villa goalkeeper **Akane Okuma** (£4.5m) has had a difficult start to the season facing us, Chelsea and Manchester City in her opening matches for the club. Despite that, she has made a league leading 27 saves this season resulting in her registering nine save points.
Across the only seven goalkeepers across both leagues have registered more than her 23-points so far. Okuma could be a great different goalkeeper ahead of matchweek six for both for managers making unlimited transfers and for those playing their Free Hit chip.
Predict your starting XI | Chelsea vs Spurs
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