Hey guys and welcome back to another edition of my article. Firstly it’s important I talk to you about the game plan focus to give you a better view of transfers etc. So we all get unlimited transfers going into the euro fantasy round of 16. For those that still hold their wildcard, this will be like a free hit. In other words, if your one of those lucky few that still hold their wildcard you can build your team solely based on the next round of fixtures and not have to bring in players to cover both the last 16 and the quarter-finals.
If your one of those people like me who have already used their wildcard, then we have to look at players that can last. We are basically guessing the teams we think have the best fixture and form in the last round of 16 , to then go on and reach the quarter finals.
In this article I will try to cover all of your needs and will give you options for both types of managers who are attacking the last 16 fixtures and those who are bringing in players to last both rounds (last 16 and quarter-finals).
We will look at the path each team will take and who they will face in the last 16 and in the quarter-finals to decide who we should bring in based on the strength of the team and obviously the player form too.
Note: Picking players with good potential paths eg If Italy beat Austria they potentially face Belgium, is also something we need to consider to limit future transfers.
We will also be looking at the best cheap options as well, because budget players are still something we’re going to need.
Note: in the last 16 we are allowed a limit of 4 players from each team now rather than 3. Also our budget has increased by 5 million.
We have some interesting matchups to look forward to and no doubt Netherlands have great potential in their path looking forward, playing against the Czech Republic and then if winning play wales or Denmark in the quarter-finals.
England play Germany and whoever prevails will play either Sweden or Ukraine so another potentially great path if you can predict the winner with your player selections there.
France an exciting matchup with Switzerland and if win go onto play either Spain or Croatia.
So some good fixtures and potential paths to target but remember we can’t totally rule out form given some of the scorelines in the group of death. So we need to find a balance.
Let’s take a look now at some top picks for Euro Fantasy Round of 16 Teams
Goal Keepers for Euro Fantasy Round of 16
Donnarumma (Italy)
Cost: 5.6 million
We’ve touched on the fact that Italy are arguably the best in the tournament at the back. With 11 clean sheets in a row you will struggle to find much better in goal than donnarumma.
18 points in Euro Fantasy so far showing better consistency in returns than any other goal keeper.
Austria have failed to score in 3 of their last 5 matches showing inconsistency and a tendency to fail in finding the target. Giving Donnarumma and Italy a great chance in getting the clean sheet.
If Italy win that game the then play potentially Belgium or Portugal, so something we should also consider.
Danny Ward (Wales)
Cost: 4.7 million
Cost is very important at this stage and finding budget options even tougher.
Danny ward at 4.7 million is a fantastic option already based on value and nailedness. He plays on the same day as Donnarumma so you’d have to think about your game plan with keepers. Personally I would be looking to go for cheap and for that reason Danny Ward will be included in my own draft.
Again the price is right but what else other than price does he offer?
Wales are primarily a very defensive team and I should know because I’m Welsh. Danny Ward has impressed so much that he’s caught the eye of some premier league clubs already according to various sources.
The Welsh play in a defensive/counter attacking way and don’t concede too many goals.
14 points earned over his past 3 matches in the euros with 14 saves in total , averaging just under 5 saves per match, combining that with the fact he’s only had 1 clean sheets makes great value for points.
Wales come up against an in form Denmark but for me don’t show any major threat in particular, however are an overall well balanced squad. The clean sheet potential is there and If it isn’t then the save points are.
After that and if wales win they then face either the Netherlands or Czech suggesting there is a chance of longevity with Ward.
Ward offers great value with points so far and if he doesn’t keep a clean sheet you’ve always got another shot with your second keeper.
Stekelenburg (Netherlands)
Cost: 4.7 million
Coupled with Danny Ward, Stekelenburg could be the second goal keeper you need.
Playing a day after Ward gives you the chance to rotate Maartin in if you don’t get the clean sheet from wales.
Initially the price is attractive. We can focus too much on price sometimes but the clean sheets also come with it in this case.
Stekelenburg has gained De Boer’ trust as the first team goal keeper and rightly so. 14 points (the same as Danny Ward) only 4 points behind Donnarumma for 1 million cheaper.
2 clean sheets out of 3 when a lot of people questioned the Netherlands backline is impressive.
For me Steklenberg offers great value for money , in a strong team in the tournament, good clean sheet potential and only needing him if Ward doesn’t keep the clean sheet against Denmark.
The Netherlands face a Czech Republic who although are through , are very inconsistent in form and feel a clean sheet for Stekelenburg could be on the cards.
The Netherlands beating Czech Republic would then mean they play Wales or Denmark , again 2 more teams that lack consistency, suggesting again that steklenberg could well be a hold.
Defenders for Euro Fantasy Round of 16
Maehle (Denmark)
Cost: 4.5 million
Another fantastic option at the back for cheap.
Maehle has been easy to watch on the eye during the tournament so far for Denmark. Showing blistering pace and trickery into the opponents half as a defender is exactly what you want in an asset. Check out his heat map below of his average positions for Denmark during this campaign
Playing the last 5 matches for Denmark showing reliability of minutes and first team which is what we expect in a draft player.
For club his versatility shows again in the heat map below , also showing his intent to get forward.
11 points from the first 3 games, showing just under 4 points per game on average isn’t bad. In fact offers one of the best returns in points from around that price bracket.
Last match out against Denmark, Maehle scored showing everyone when the clean sheet isn’t there the goal threat could be.
Wales have shown that they aren’t fantastic going forward in recent time given their opponents and Maehle a good chance of the clean sheet.
Looking forward we know that if they get past Wales they then play the Netherlands or Czech Republic who could be a great option there also.
For a low price , against a low scoring wales team , showing attacking and defensive return potential Maehle seems to be an easy decision into your last 16 drafts.
Spinazzola (Italy)
Cost: 5.6 million
We have already discussed that have Italy an extraordinary defensive record in the last 10 and have maintained that throughout the group stages. Showing the clean sheets are expected anyway.
You will see from the image below that over the last 12 months for both club and country that Spinazzola is a very versatile player. Playing in different positions , especially in attacking positions bodes well for every game he starts for Italy. The attacking intent is obvious.
You’ll also see a heat map that you may have seen before if you’re a regular reader. But below again reflects his attacking intent for his country.
3 clean sheets and an assist in his last 3 matches for Spinazzola , who has become a very reliable asset to have for those that started the campaign with him. With blistering power and speed going forward, Spinazzola has to take a spot in that Last 16 draft with routes to points through both defensive and offensive work on the pitch.
Italy play Austria who we have talked about already in terms of inconsistency going forward and for me could be a great long term asset even though they could potentially play Belgium or Portugal in the quarter finals.
Denayer (Belgium)
Cost: 4.5 million
Let’s address the fact that Denayer didn’t start the first game against Russia even after playing 9/10 of Belgium’s last competitive matches.
The reason he didn’t play was due to (according to media sources in Belgium) the fact that Boyata had previous experience with Dzyuba and that’s why he replaced him.
Since then Denayer has returned back into the side for the last two matches
Denayer makes the list because he’s very very cheap and plays in a team that I think could stay in the tournament for a couple more rounds.
His cost at 4.5 million allows for cash elsewhere as well as a good chance of a clean sheet.
Scoring recently shows he also has some goal threat which also adds to his potential especially on corners.
Against Portugal who can score plenty, we have to realise that for the cost and nailedness he could be a great pick.
Pau Torres (Spain)
Cost: 4.6 million
Another fantastic budget defender. Once again allowing for you to stick your funds in midfield and attack where you will no doubt need with the options available.
2 goals , 2 assist and 10 clean sheets with his club out of 30 matches played in the season gone by, suggesting their is also threat and creativity towards the additional clean sheet potential. Which is what you want in any defender , especially cheap ones.
Playing the last 4 competitive matches out of 4 for Spain and with his club form Pau Torres seems to have nailed down that spot at the back over Garcia.
With 4 clean sheets out of their last 5 matches Spain have shown great recent defensive form. Combined with their complete domination of games they play through possession, not allowing their opponents many opportunities to score.
Not only have spain only lost 1 match in their last 25 which is astonishing but no one has actually put more than 1 goal past the Spaniards since 2018.
Spain play Croatia next who can be hit and miss, but they do score. Remember we don’t hold much money in pau so if the clean sheet comes then Fantastic.
Pau came on late for Spain against Slovakia , arguably should have been given a goal for his header but still took an assist away.
Pau offers great value in clean sheets playing for Spain, combined with the fact he enables money to be spent in attack , Torres makes this list.
Dumfries (Netherlands)
Cost: 5.6 million
Dumfries has took the Euros by storm in a non fantasy sense with his true power and attacking threat going forward.
Fantasy football gold Dunfries has become a player we can look forward to in returns at both ends of the pitch.
See below his heat map from the competition so far. You can see multiple runs into the penalty area constantly threatening the goal keeper and defenders surrounding him.
2 goals , a clean sheet and a penalty earned in his last 2 and a half matches. This shows multiple sources of points for Dumfries reflecting and justifying his price tag.
Do not include at your peril. Dumfries scoring 21 points in 2 and a half matches suggests fantasy football gold.
A player that I feel has to be in that Last 16 round draft.
The Netherlands go into a game against the Czech Republic who love to push their full backs forward leaving space in their own half for Dumfries to utilise. The clean sheet also being fairly likely against an unconvincing Czech attack.
If they win they then go onto play Wales or Denmark , so for me a great long term pick.
Gosens (Germany)
Cost: 5.2 million
A player who, like Dumfries for me has to be included in that first draft for the last 16.
Gosens playing as primarily a winger for his club Atalanta. Playing 32 matches this season, scoring 11 goals , creating 6 assists, accumulating to a total of 17 goal contributions in 32 matches is fantastic. You’ll see below his heat map for club below.
For Country Gosens plays as a defender but loves to get forward. Check out his heat map from the Euros so far below.
3 assists and 2 goals in his last 3 matches for Germany shows incredible talent from the back.
This kind of form can not be ignored as a fantasy player, showing that if the clean sheets do not come the goals and assists will.
Gosens becomes my number one target at the back with Dumfries. Showing potential at both ends of the pitch. Against an England who are lacking goals and threat , Gosen, if prevails alongside Germany goes into face either Sweden or Ukraine ,suggesting Gosens could be a player we don’t have to transfer out the following week.
Midfielders for Euro Fantasy Round of 16
Sterling (England)
Cost: 9.6 Million
Sterling has had questionable form with Man City this year struggling to maintain a long period of time in the English champions first team.
Some questioned whether he was the same player and if he still had it in him.
For Southgate, Sterling has become a layer Southgate can trust which indicates that he’s likely to be nailed to the England first team every match.
2 goals in his last 3 for Sterling being the break out player for England during the euros.
14 goals goals conceded in their last 10 matches for Germany showing no consistency at the back at all , who England play in the last round of 16.
Win this huge game against Germany, England then go onto play either Sweden or Ukraine in the quarter finals with arguably even more potential In those matchups for Sterling than playing against Germany.
Germany also conceded 2 against a counter attacking style of play from Hungary which reflects in England own abilities on the counter especially with Raheem.
Sterling becomes a good option because of the way Germany play and England counter. A great price with a potential match up against Sweden or Ukraine is exciting. For me he makes the Last 16 team.
Berardi (Italy)
Cost: 6.2 million
My personal view to start with is that you won’t find much better in terms of price in the last 16 other than Berardi.
Let’s start again with defence. Minor but still an important point. The clean sheet point is somewhat over looked in midfielders and even more effective if he takes captaincy. 10 out of 10 clean sheets for Italy so far in recent games proving that the clean sheet point is likely.
Not only have Italy kept 10 clean sheets in the last 10 but they’ve also not failed to score in the last 10. Scoring 28 goals in that same 10 averaging 2.8 goals scored per game which is fantastic.
For his club Sassuolo , Berardi played 30 matches scoring 17 goals and creating 7 goals accumulating to 24 goal contributions in 30 which is again amazing. Even more amazing because of the quality of club he plays for.
After being rested in his last match with the rest of the majority of the first team Berardi will be fired up. 2 assists and a goal in his last 3 for Italy, showing not only can Berardi create but he can score and that’s also reflected in his club stats.
13 goals conceded in their last 10 matches for Austria is poor but gives Berardi an advantage.
Italy then play either Belgium or Portugal if they beat Austria who have both conceded plenty of goals lately and both have questionable defences.
Berardi becomes, for me, a must for the last 16 and moving forward. He’s cheap, in a firing Italy team, against an inconsistent opponent and himself, in great recent form.
Wijndaldum (Netherlands)
Cost: 8.1 million
Probably one of the best assets in the game at the moment in midfield and a player that has made every single article I’ve written about Euro fantasy football.
In terms of positioning there’s nothing to not like. He’s all over the pitch similar to Kevin De Bruyne he orchestrates the pitch and players around him and also loves to shoot.
In his last 10 for the Netherlands he scored 7 goals and created 2 assists accumulating to 9 goal contributions in 10 matches. Which is fantastic.
His most recent form with 3 goals in 3 Wijndaldum is right up there with some of the top returners in the euros and actually very consistent.
In 9 out of the Netherlands 10 games they’ve actually scored 2+ goals per game only scoring a single goal in the remaining match.
The Netherlands have proven their big scorers and Wijndaldum showing he can be both relentlessly create and score goals is enough for me to realise he’s a must for the last 16.
The Netherlands play against a Czech Republic in the last 16 who have conceded 15 goals in their last 10, conceding more than 1.5 goals per game which sets Wijndaldum up nicely.
We know if beating Czech Republic , the Netherlands play Wales or Denmark who again both being leaky at the back.
The Netherlands have an exciting potential path ahead if they win and so for that reason on top of everything else Wijndaldum is an absolute must.
Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium)
Cost: 10.6 Million
Kevin De Bruyne makes the list for a lot of reason and being one of the best midfielders in the world currently is one of them.
Similar to Wijndaldum you can see he controls a pitch from the heat map below. You’ll also see that from the same image he likes to both attack and act as conductor.
Scoring 7 goals in the group stages so far Belgium have proven once again their one of the best.
Belgium haven’t actually failed to score in their last 30 matches and in their last 10 have scored a ridiculous 27 goals. Reflecting the fact they can punish teams and return lots of points which Kevin De Bruyne is the anchor of.
4 goals and 7 assists in the qualifying stage , creating 11 goals in 6 games.
2 assists and a goal in his last 2 matches suggests Kevin de bruyne can also be explosive with 2 of those returns coming from one half of football against Denmark.
Pricey but worth it, he offers everything we need in a Euro fantasy player. Goals , assists and of course the trust is there with Captaincy and always feels secure in the hands of the midfield maestro.
It’s also interesting that Belgium play Portugal next who have conceded 6 goals in their last 2 matches showing shocking recent defensive form. So although on paper it looks like a tough game it probably isn’t and actually holds great potential for KDB.
Perisic (Croatia)
Cost: 8.6 million
Croatia have shown that although they can be vulnerable at the back they can be lethal going forward.
13 goals in the last 10 matches for Croatia with more recent form of 4 goals in 3 matches.
In the euros qualifying round Croatia scored 17 goals in the 8 matches they played, more than 2 goals per game. Perisic scoring 3 goals and creating 2 assists within that period totalling 5 goal contributions in 8 games which is good.
3 goals and 1 assist in his last 5 matches for Croatia’s shows that Perisic is still the man to aim for when building that midfield.
Even more so with the Croatian play maker Modric also improving his recent form scoring and creating an assist in his last match against the Scottish.
With Modric in form behind him and Perisic also in scoring form the goals and assists feel inevitable.
The croatia teams path could be a difficult one. Playing Spain in the last 16 may seem tough but Spain do seem like they can be got at at the back and that was shown by Poland in matchday 2. They could then go onto play France if they beat Spain , again another tough challenge. Form over fixture and the balance we talked about is a fine thing. So a decision would have to be made here.
Jota (Portugal)
Cost : 8.6 million
After the group of death Portugal make it through with some frustrations to take out after some awkward results.
25 goals in their last 10 matches for Portugal. 2.5 goals on average per match showing when their up for it they can score and score a few.
Jota has now started 5 out of 5 matches for Portugal now showing how nailed he is in what was once assumed to be a well rotated attack.
4 goals and an assist in his last 6 games show amazing decent form and in his last game scoring and assisting in a match they lost 4-2 to Germany.
Jota offers threat and creativity. Being labelled as a midfielder in the game but taking up a very forward role as well as you can see in the heat map below.
Jota has proven that the opponent doesn’t matter and that he can score against tougher and lesser teams for Portugal and so becomes a great option.
Again another form over fixture situation. Against a huge team in Belgium next up jota could be a great cheap way into the Portugal attack instead of going for the pricey Ronaldo , because your money is very tight with the options available. Portugal have scored against some of the best teams out there including both France and Germany. In fact Portugal put 2 goals past both teams.
Belgium also having a questionable defence is interesting in that they have only kept 5 clean sheets in their last 10 showing their are goals there to be scored.
Havertz/Gnabry (Germany)
Cost: 9.1 / 9.5 million
Let’s be honest here. We won’t be able to or want to get both in here.
Whoever you choose is your choose but feel one of these Germans easily make your team for the last 16.
The reason I haven’t been able to choose one is because their 2 very different types of players but show mixed stats to support each individual.
21 goals scored for the Germans in their last 10 matches averaging 2.1 per game. Showing that Germany have the potential to score goals consistently.
Havertz playing 5 games out of the 6 matches played for Germany showing first team reliability and minutes assured against Hungary. In the 5 matches he did play creating 3 assists and scoring 1 goal showing great recent form.
Gnabry Playing 9 out of Germany’s last 10 matches secures his first team position and nails him to the team. Within those 9 matches scoring 3 goals and creating 1 assist accumulating to 4 goal contributions.
Havertz potentially slightly edging Gnabry in recent form. However a Gnabry has shown what he is capable of with a huge 7 goals and 1 assist in the 8 matches he played during the qualifying rounds with 8 goal contributions out of 8.
Hard decisions isn’t it ? It may come down to the cost in the with Havertz costing less.
Either way it’s two fantastic midfield options to choose between who play an arguably great defence in England. But if anyone can break a low block it’s one of these players.
Beating England would then put Germany in a position where they play either Ukraine or Sweden.
Forwards for Euro Fantasy Round of 16
Benzema (France)
Cost: 10 million
Benzema’ recent exile from the France squad since 2015 gives him no stats to rely on. However now being brought back into the France squad makes him a perfect pick.
After years of exile from the France squad benzema has motivation to come back with a bang.
For Real Madrid and taking into account that this was quite a disappointment of a season for the club he still flourished at the age of 33.
Playing 34 matches for Real Madrid, scoring 23 goals and creating 9 assists accumulating to 32 goal contributions in 34 matches at the age he is reflects just how good benzema is.
Benzema has had a somewhat quite campaign until his last game against Portugal where he scored 2 goals. 1 notably being a penalty suggesting that benzema has now took over penalty kicks.
With a matchup next against Switzerland who have conceded 5 goals in the last 3 matches you can’t not be tempted and cementing him in your teams furthermore is the fact that they play Spain or Croatia who both look at little bit uncomfortable at the back.
For that reason benzema offers goals , potentially penalties and could be a longer term pick than some of the others due to their path moving forward.
Kieffer Moore (Wales)
Cost: 6.6 million
We need cheap budget option in our team to make way for the pricey in form players. Kieffer Moore could be one of those players.
Originally out of favour with the newly appointed Welsh manager I origionally thought he wouldn’t start any of the campaign games. Even the manager gave huge indications he was never going to feature heavily. Which lead me to not write about him in matchday 1 and then he surprisingly came in and scored.
Wales aren’t the best going forward because primarily it’s a defensive set up. However 10 goals in their last 10 matches isn’t bad at all.
4 goals conceded in their last 3 matches for Denmark suggesting their defensive form could be taking a dip. This gives Moore the perfect time to take advantage of that.
The fact that Bale works to supplying Kieffer Moore is a justification enough to bring him in especially at that price. Bale himself, although lacking finishing form has shown some of the best passes and creativity amongst all players in the tournament so far , creating 2 assists against Turkey.
Moore potentially has the fixture , an enabling price tag to push funds somewhere else and one of the best creative players in the world working to supply him. For this reason could be a genuine option for your Last 16 drafts.
Looking ahead Wales would then play the winner from the Czech Republic and Netherlands game who can both concede plenty of goals.
Depay (Netherlands)
Cost: 10.1 million
Netherlands currently are a team to watch out for in attack. Scoring a huge 29 goals in their last 10 matches , again averaging 2.9 goals per match and showing one of the best scoring form in the entire competition in comparison to other teams.
Leading this attack is Depay. Playing a huge 37 games for his club this year is ridiculous alone. To then score 20 goals and create 12 assists, accumulating to 32 goals in 37 matches is another feat entirely.
For country 5 goals and 4 assists in his last 5 matches combining to 9 goal contributions in his last 5 matches is absolutely amazing.
Against Czech in the last 16 who have conceded 7 goals in their last 5 in poor recent defensive form, reflects the fact that Depay could really run riot. Also we know if they win this round they then play Wales or Denmark , 2 teams who would you expect to beat as Dutch fan.
With the golden boot insight , playing for a rampant team offensively, at a very good price and firing form Depay becomes an absolute must up front for the last 16 round squads.
Lukaku (Belgium)
Cost: 11.2 million
We’ve already covered the fact the Belgium are absolutely relentless going forward and scoring goals and lukaku plays a huge part in what they’ve achieved in terms of goals scored.
For his club Lukaku helped Inter to clutching the Serie A title in years and along the way played 36 matches , scoring 24 goals and creating 11 assist combining to a total of 35 goal contributions in 36 matches which is simply incredible.
8 goals and an assist in his last 9 matches played for lukaku shows he has took his world class club form onto the international stage.
His stats are some of the best in Europe and for that reason is an absolute no brainer to be included for this round.
A game against Portugal who we’ve already discussed in terms of defence and knowing how many they’ve conceded against other big teams warrants a lot of excitement.
Moreno (Spain)
Cost: 6.6 million
Firstly his price is fantastic for a county as good as Spain. This sort of budget player is the type you will need. Similar to Moore of Wales, Moreno is at that price that enables money to be used on those players with hefty price tags.
Moreno for Villarreal this season played a total of 33 matches in la liga scoring 23 goals and creating 7 assists adding to 30 goal contributions in 33 games which is pretty incredible especially playing for Villarreal.
For Spain and seemingly only just breaking into that team in his second match against Poland looked good.
We have to remember that Spain were better and more clinical when he played unlike the previous game against Sweden when he didn’t start.
Although there is some risk, if played could do some real damage and even better because Morata who is 2.5 million plus more isn’t great form either implies he could well start again.
Playing Croatia who are conceding goals lately and plying very inconsistently in general suggests there’s potential here for Moreno.
So that’s the main list.
Before we go I also want to drop a list who could help in terms of being a bit different. Their not players that I personally love for this week but don’t necessarily not like either:
Alternate players to target in your Euro Fantasy Round of 16 Team
Forsberg (Sweden)
Kjaer (Denmark)
Bale (Wales)
Ferran Torres (Spain)
Mbappe (France)
Malen (Netherlands)
Insigne (Italy)
Eden Hazard (Belgium)
Meunier (Belgium)
Simon (Spain)
So there you have it guys you’ve got my top picks and also for the first time a differential list in terms of different to what I would personally go for.
This is my first draft if you’d like a look but could change. Containing some of the options we’ve already discussed above
Euro Fantasy Round of 16 Current Draft/Team
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