With another round of Barclays Women's Super League and BWSL2 fixtures approaching, Fantasy managers once again have some tough decisions to make.
Ahead of Sunday's matches, Ellie Carpenter is attracting plenty of attention after another strong performance against Crystal Palace, while Victoria Pelova is making a strong case for her inclusion.
Victoria Pelova: £6.5m - 18% ownership
When looking at trends, it's hard to ignore Victoria Pelova who is the most transferred in player in WSL Fantasy. Over 500 managers have put their trust in the Totttenham Hotpsur midfielder who has already amassed 55 points this campaign.
The Netherlands international has scored five goals in five league starts, making her a vital part of a Spurs side that had made a strong start to their BWSL campaign.
However in recent weeks, the north London outfit have struggled against tougher opposition such as London City Lionesses, Chelsea, and rivals Arsenal.
Tottenham's next challenge is a Birmingham City side who sit 11th and could provide a more attacking performance than some of the sides they've faced so far.
For me, Pelova appears to have done enough to suggest she can continue to deliver against a wide range of opponents and given her current form, there is little reason to move away from her at this stage.
And with a goal against London City and an assist against Chelsea, the midfielder shows she can bring attacking returns to your side even if the result isn't favourable.
Océane Hurtré: £6m - 18% ownership
Fantasy managers often have one flaw when deciding their midfield. More oftne than not, users tend to overlook budget options when searching for points, particularly when their team is struggling near the bottom of the table or is perhaps newly promoted.
Hurtré, however, is proving that individual form is far more important than a side's position in the league table.
The Birmingham City midfielder has emerged as one of the most productive players in the game with 67 points to her name. Her six goals and one assist after seven games highlight how frequently she creates point-scoring actions.
Impressively, the 22-year-old has shown there are no limits to her talent. From goals against top sides like Manchester City and Arsenal, the French international has also shone against fellow promoted side Crystal Palace.
At just £6m, Hurtré's consistent form is making her difficult to ignore, and with 446 managers drafting her in, she appears a popular choice ahead of Sunday's fixture against Tottenham Hotspur.
Ellie Carpenter: £7m - 41% ownership
From a budget option to the most expensive defender in the game, Blues star Ellie Carpenter is becoming increasingly popular with each passing game.
The Chelsea defender is the most-owned defender with 41% of Fantasy users drafting her into their sides. And with 66 points this season - the most in the game - it would be stupid to stray away from a popular pick.
With a strong performance against Tottenham Hotspur in Matchweek 7, she only solidied her popularity. The Matilda found the back of the net twice in Chelsea's emphatic 6-2 victory over their London rivals.
Last week against Crystal palace, Carpenter was unable to provide attacking returns but another strong performance saw her heavily involved in the Blues' attack.
The Aussie benefits from the freedom Sonia Bompastor gives her to drive forward and combine with players such as Lauren James and Melvine Malard who each have several goals to their names.
With just four goals conceded this campaign, the west London club have the strongest defence in the club - another strong reason for adding Carpenter to your backline.
Grace Fisk: £5m - 19% ownership
Grace Fisk has been Liverpool's most consistenst Fantasy performer in the BWSL, but her upcoming fixtures have presented managers with a few questions.
Just under 200 users have decided to transfer Fisk out of their side as Liverpool prepare for a trip to the capital to face West Ham United.
Although the Hammers sit in 12th position, safe from the relegation zone on goal difference, they have found goals hard to come by this campaign with just five to their name.
With one goal in the BWSL since September, that's an attractive prospect for a defender who is preparing to face the east London outfit.
Fisk remains a consistent figure at the back, but strong individual performances might not be enough to secure clean sheet points for your Fantasy team.
There's still a case for keeping Fisk especially with her two goals this BWSL season, but managers must weigh up Liverpool's clean sheet potential, with just two to their name this season.
With other defenders offering more favourable fixtures or greater clean sheet potential, it could be wise to switch to an alternative.
Kerstin Casparij: £8m - 32% ownership
Kerstin Casparij is currently the fourth-most transferred out BWSL player ahead of Sunday's fixtures - a surprising stat given last season's form.
In their title-winning campaign, the full back impressed with seven BWSL assists to her name alongside three goals. Despite the Citizens sitting second in the standings, their defence looks more vulnerable than last seaon's and with a tough fixture against third-place London City Lionneses on Sunday, 304 managers are questioning her inclusion.
Although the defender's attacking returns have slowed compared to the 2025/26 Women's Super League season, it's important for managers to consider Casparij's availability.
The 26-year-old has started just four times in City's opening seven games, sowing seeds of doubt for Fantasy users.
However, City have continued to show encouraging signs as a team and Casparij's recent lack of returns shouldn't automatically be taken as evidence that her attacking contributions have disappeared.
