Matchday 2 – Scout Options

Matchday 2 from the FIFA Club World Cup will take place tonight, so it’s time to complete several surveillance choices.

This is for the upcoming match in isolationSo there is no future planning for the rest of the group stage.

Like last week (which turned out to be quite good!), We have tried to be a little different and left with a few betting. That is not only contradictory for that, of course – there are gymnastic bonus points that can be obtained.

As happened, 11 of our 15 players qualified for this.

Remember in FIFA Club World Cup Fantasy, you want to have an army consisting of 15 options that can be played, because manual replacement allows you to reduce every player who is performing bad and bringing other people who have not played. Bench Fodder is not recommended in this game!

For more content in Matchday 2, see our complete guide.

Be sure to go to the fantasy soccer community for more content, including their 2 match prediction match.

Choice of World Cup Cup Scout 2

Goalkeeper

Ten goalkeepers are owned by 5% or more of the fantasy manager. You will not be surprised to see Michele in Gregory ($ 5.3 million) joining them when the deadline is rolling on Thursday.

First, we went to Benfica Anatolii Trubin (£ 5.3 million).

Currently only in 3.4% of the team, he will face the Auckland city side who gathered only one shot against Bayern Munich in the opening round. Amateur clothes are not surprising to have the worst goal calculation projected from Matchday 2.

If Bruno Lage decides to rest the visitors permanently in the parts and Trubin is part of that rotation, we always have Fabio ($ 4.6 million).

Custodian Fluminense entered the day of this match from behind a clean sheet and 10 points from Dortmund.

And the next opposition is far more profitable than the German giant: Ulsan HD, who cannot even find a way to pass through the sunset Mamelodi.

Defenders

Both of our goalkeepers are currently owned by under 5% manager – and all of our five backs too.

We are very happy with Joaquín PiquerezProspect ($ 5.1 million).

The wing -back (potential) exhibits the threat of attacking with one shot and three key passes in the opening match. Clean sheet banking on paper, on paper, the toughest equipment from Group A, he will have a decent opportunity to repeat the achievement against Al Ahly.

Also impressive from an offensive perspective Carlos Augusto ($ 4.9 million).

The wing-back is arguably the prominent player in Matchday 1, claiming the Assist for the only Inter Milan goal.

This is a risk, of course: Federico Dimarco ($ 5.8 million) is hiding, and there is a quick turnover. But Inter really needed three points after slipping against Monterrey, and Augustus at least rested after coming in the middle of the second half.

Three picks of the center that are clearly not separate from our defensive choice. All of them were included mainly because they were owned by under 5% boss, which did not occur in many full-back defenders on their respective sides.

José María Giménez ($ 5.2 million), which must come for the deferred Clement Lenglet ($ 5.2 million) for Atletico Madrid, join Niklas Sule ($ 5.2 million) and Lloyd Kelly ($ 4.7 million) in our back line. Seattle Sounders, Mamelodi Sundowns and Wydad SC must offer the potential for clean sheets, while Sule likes gaps from a distance – so we might be lucky there.

Midfielder

Catch the eyes in the Dortmund V Fluminense game Jhon Arias ($ 6.2 million). The winger won three efforts against Germany, while his creativity was helping to be in the set of pieces-was something we chose pre-tournament.

He is another player who might be doing a kick.

Prominent equipment from this round must be Benfica V Auckland. What will Lage do with the arrangement of the players, given that the clash with Bayern-which may need Benfica-follow four days after Matchday 2?

Forward Vangelis Pavlidis ($ 7.8 million) will be an option to attack fantasy managers from Benfica this week but given that he is an order from the loss of the bayern game, we have seen elsewhere in its form Orkun Kökçü ($ 6.6 million) and Kerem aktürkoglu ($ 7.2 million). Both of them were surprisingly resurrected in Matchday 1, so we hope that it means their chances of starting to fight Auckland will increase. We will even need 45 minutes each, considering what Bayern midfielder is doing on Matchday 1.

Kökçü performed set-piece tasks and helped from the bench against Boca, while Aktürkoglu attracted to pocketed 20 attacking returns in 2024/25.

Aktürkoglu is only above the scouting bonus threshold of 5.2%, so we can always hope that he does ‘at Gregorio’ and slide back under that sign.

Owned 24.5% FRANCO MASTUTOO ($ 4.3 million) definitely won’t. The friendly and tied wing wing player Madrid, who might have a penalty and become a champion set-piece, will hope to rise again from the emptiness when he faces Monterrey.

Completing our midfield, this is another difference Arda Güler ($ 6.5 million).

This is risky, this, as the beginning of Pachuca is not guaranteed. But his introduction in the first round of Al-Hilal who drastically enhances Real Madrid, with the young breaker created three opportunities and hit the bar.

We hope Xabi Alonso will see what we see!

Forward

Finally, two future and differential templates.

Choice Erling Haaland ($ 11.0 million) and Alexander SØrloth ($ 7.5 million) is influenced by the Matchday 1 team sheet.

You can imagine Pep Guardiola to make wholesale changes for clashes with regret Al Ain (Haaland is just a substitute on Wednesday), while Sorloth traded starts with Antoine Griezmann ($ 8.5 million) in Run-in La Liga and has a record of intimidating the recently flat path.

Dortmund might not have the luxury of a break player for rest after drawing on Matchday 1. If they somehow slipped against Mamelodi, who were already at three points, they were most likely to go home.

Expect free score shootings Serhou Guirassy ($ 9.0 million) to start, then.