DREAM TEAM’S April monthly competition kicks off this weekend, getting underway with Saturday’s early kick-off: Manchester United v Everton.
With transfers refreshed before Game Week 29’s fixtures begin, managers should be able to get their XIs in good shape for the month ahead.
A reminder that the gaffer who racks up the most points between April 7th and May 4th will take home a brand new PlayStation 5, worth £449 RRP!
Remember, you can check the monthly leaderboard anytime HERE.
If your XI is struggling in the classic Season game, fear not, a fruitful few weeks could land you a PS5 as only points gained during the given scoring period are taken into account for our monthly competitions.
With that in mind, you could tailor your team specifically to April’s remaining fixtures once transfers are refreshed, ignoring long-term viability, with a view to scooping the monthly prize.
Alternatively, you can create a new team and fill it full of players with favourable fixtures for the month in question – each Dream Team gaffer is allowed a maximum of ten teams per season.
And of course, if you’re happy with your progress in the classic Season game and believe your best XI is also likely to rack up plentiful points in the coming weeks then you don’t need to alter your strategy at all.
You can even get involved if you didn’t sign-up for Dream Team at the start of the season.
Want to know what it feels like to win a Dream Team competition?
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We recently caught up with Miriam Chisholm, who performed brilliantly to win January’s monthly competition!
“I’m not sure I can quite believe it, to be honest. It’s a huge surprise because, although I knew I was close, I thought it ended when January ended! I think it just goes to show it’s good to keep going with all your teams – the monthly prize is a nice touch.
“I think most people had brought in the Newcastle defence along with the Kane/Haaland/Rashford combo up top, so it was just midfield I concentrated on. I picked three of the usual names and tried to go with a flyer as the fourth – James Ward-Prowse then Casemiro. Guess my luck was in!”
Good luck!
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
