Clarification on Dream Team’s final Gameweeks of the 2023/24 season – plus key Score Predictor dates

WE’RE aware that some Dream Team managers are uncertain how and when the 2023/24 season will conclude.

Allow us to clear a few things up.

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Just one fixture remains in Gameweek 34 – Aston Villa’s trip to Olympiacos for the second leg of their Europa Conference League semi-final.

Once that’s complete, there will be three Gameweeks left before the campaign ends.

Gameweek 35 gets underway at 11:30am this coming Saturday (May 11th) and features a full round of league fixtures plus three additional midweek games.

Tottenham, Manchester City, Brighton, Chelsea, Manchester United and Newcastle are the six teams set for double headers.

After that, Gameweek 36 consists entirely of the final day of the Premier League campaign, in which all 20 teams will kick-off at the same time (4pm) on Sunday 19th May.

Finally, Gameweek 37 will feature the FA Cup final between the two Manchester clubs and the Europa Conference League final if Unai Emery’s side muster a comeback in Greece this week.

However, with the Villains 4-2 down on aggregate at present, it seems likely that Man City and Man United will be the only teams active in Gameweek 37.

It’s important to note that Gameweek 37 will work the same way as every other Gameweek in terms of transfers.

Dream Team bosses will be given two transfers to use before the deadline, which will be an hour before kick-off as usual.

Those who opt to carry transfers over will have more at their disposal.

Gaffers will have to select a captain as normal and they can even play a Booster if they wish, unless they’ve already used all three of course.

GAMEWEEK BREAKDOWN:

• GW35: 13 Premier League fixtures (Spurs, Man City, Brighton, Chelsea, Man United and Newcastle all play twice)
• GW36: 10 Premier League fixtures (everyone plays once)
• GW37: FA Cup final (Man City v Man United) and Europa Conference League final if Aston Villa qualify

From strategic viewpoint, gaffers should be drawn to the Manchester clubs as they have four fixtures each remaining while 13 clubs have just two games left.

As for Score Predictor, the nature of the game means the final Matchweek will coincide with the last round of Premier League fixtures.

As usual, users will have to predict the results of five selected games as they compete for the final weekly prize of the domestic season – the overall leaderboard winner will also be decided!

Once all of that is wrapped up, focus will switch to our Euros fantasy game – the fun never stops!

Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk