If Chelsea have any chance at advancing to the quarter-final of the Champions League, they'll need a big performance from Eden Hazard at the Camp Nou.
Barcelona scored a very important away goal at Stamford Bridge in the first leg, and they'll once again turn to Lionel Messi to lead them to the Champions League quarter-final.
Bayern Munich are heavily favored against Besiktas on Wednesday, but with a 5-0 aggregate lead, will fantasy players be able to rely on Robert Lewandowski?
RotoWire's Evan Morter is expecting Roma to take it to Shakhtar Donetsk, which means Edin Dzeko could come up big.
Roma scored a very important away goal in the first leg, but a win Tuesday would guarantee their spot in the Champions League quarterfinal.
Aleksandar Kolarov won't come cheaply, but RotoWire's Schuyler Redpath explains why it's worth paying up for the Roma left-back on Tuesday's two-game slate.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper discuss their cash lineups from Saturday's daily fantasy Premier League slate and then preview this week's Champions League action, including DraftKings' decision to move from one four-game, two-day slate to two two-game, on
A win Tuesday would push Manchester United into the Champions League quarterfinal, but any non-scoreless draw would see Sevilla move on instead.
With Sergio Aguero sidelined due to injury, many fantasy players are likely to turn to Kevin De Bruyne on Monday's two-game slate.
There are three strong favorites on Sunday's three-game slate, but Marseille have the highest implied goal total, which could push people toward Florian Thauvin.
Josef Martinez is likely to be a popular fantasy option Sunday as Atlanta United host D.C. United in their home opener.
Tottenham suffered a crushing loss to Juventus in the Champions League on Wednesday, but they'll look to bounce back against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.
Tigres and Club America are both home favorites on Saturday's two-game slate, but there could still be plenty of fantasy points to be had among all four teams.
Lionel Messi is unavailable for Saturday's match against Malaga, which means fantasy players won't necessarily have their guaranteed goal.
The Red Bulls may not have the highest win odds on Saturday's four-game late slate, but no one has better anytime goal scoring odds than Bradley Wright-Phillips.
Alvaro Morata's spot in the starting XI isn't guaranteed, but he could be a huge reward for fantasy managers willing to risk it.
Real Salt Lake will host expansion-side LAFC on Saturday, likely pushing plenty of fantasy players toward Albert Rusnak.
With few forwards to pay up for, Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard could be the highest-owned player on Saturday's six-game slate.