Santos Laguna are favored at home against Necaxa on Sunday, and while he is the most expensive player on the slate, Brian Lozano figures to be very highly owned in cash games and GPPs.
Club America are big favorites at home to Atlas on Saturday, while the Chivas-Cruz Azul match expected to be very close.
Fantasy players are likely to focus on Tigres at home against Leon for Saturday's three-game slate, though there should be fantasy points to be had from all six teams.
Saturday's five-game slate is packed with solid fantasy producers, and most of the games are expected to be close, with Monterrey the only solid favorite.
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.
Tigres and Club America are the two biggest favorites on Saturday's three-game slate, but Pachuca actually comes in with the highest implied goal total.
Tigres are the biggest favorites on Saturday's five-game slate, but that doesn't mean fantasy players won't be able to find points elsewhere.
Monterrey are the biggest favorites on Wednesday's six-game slate, but they don't have the highest implied goal total, which will force fantasy players to diversify their lineups.
Landon Donovan is unlikely to play Saturday, but there are still plenty of fantasy points to be had on the four-game Liga MX slate.
The Gold Cup semi-finals start Saturday with the U.S. facing off against Costa Rica before Jamaica takes on Mexico on Sunday.
Mexico is the biggest favorite on Thursday's two-game slate, but the other three teams can still provide plenty of fantasy points.
Elias Hernandez's high price isn't enough to deter Evan Morter from locking him into his lineup, and he has a number of cheaper plays to pair with the Mexico star.
While the Mexico-Jamaica match has more higher-profile options, Evan Morter breaks down a number of players from El Salvador and Curacao who could be big fantasy producers Thursday.