Nichelle Prince has been overshadowed on a powerful Canada team, but she can thrive against Netherlands with her speed and nimble feet. Who else will shine on the last day of group play?
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Tobin Heath's salary has dropped significantly after her first-match clunker, making it a lot easier to roster the front trio of the United States. With the Americans facing their biggest test yet, how should you handle this single-game slate?
The dangerous Nikita Parris has been a key cog for England, and she'll have a good shot to keep rolling on Wednesday. Who else should you target?
Australia is a commanding favorite versus Jamaica, putting them in a great spot for DFS. Which of their attackers should you zero in on?
Alexandra Popp hasn't had a big game yet, but that could come Monday as Germany is a huge favorite versus South Africa. Who else should you target on the tourney's first four-match slate?
Samantha Mewis put her stamp on the Americans' first match and will likely be one of the main cogs against Chile. How should you attack this single-game slate?
Alex Morgan went bonkers in the United States' opening match, netting a whopping five goals. With the Americans once again huge favorites, is there any reason to fade her?
Abby Erceg put in a great shift against the Netherlands and will need another stout performance against Canada to keep New Zealand in the hunt as Group E action returns in the 2019 Women's World Cup.
England and Italy are overwhelming favorites on Friday's two-match slate. Which players from those two sides should anchor your lineup?
Wang Shuang and Wang Shanshan are cheap attacking options on a favored China side. Who else should you turn to on Thursday?
After rolling in their opening match, France faces a much tougher challenge when they battle Norway on Wednesday. Should you pay up for France's Eugénie Le Sommer on this two-match main slate?
Tobin Heath and the United States have a great matchup, but so does Sweden and Netherlands. Who can you target to get ahead on Tuesday's three-match main slate?
Alex Morgan and the American attackers may score at will as huge favorites against Thailand in their 2019 Women's World Cup opener.
Monday's slate gives us two big favorites in Canada and Japan. Should you drop big coin to roster Christine Sinclair, Canada's star forward?
England and Brazil are healthy favorites on Sunday's two-match main slate. Fran Kirby was instrumental in England's pristine qualifying run, and she offers massive upside against Scotland.
With a favorable matchup against China, Alexandra Popp is one of the best options on the second day of the Women's World Cup. Who else should you roster for the three-match slate?
Winners in 2015, the United States are favored to lift the World Cup for a fourth time this summer, but winning a group that includes old rival Sweden will be anything but automatic.
With France a commanding favorite over Korea Republic in Friday's opening match, Eugénie Le Sommer is in a money spot. Which other players should you zero in on for this single-match slate?
The United States are the outright favorite at the 2019 Women's World Cup, per FanDuel Sportsbook. Should you bet on the defending champs to win it all, or are there better bets out there?
Traditional powers England and Japan, debutants Scotland and inspirational long-shots Argentina make Group D one of the toughest groups in France 2019.
FanDuel will be offering contests for the Women's World Cup. What do you need to know before you start making lineups?
Vivianne Miedema and the Netherlands are expected to win Group E at the 2019 Women's World Cup, but the group has a good chance for three teams to advance to the knockouts.
Australia and Brazil are expected to fight it out for the top spot in the group. What else do you need to know about Group C?
Germany is in a transition and could face a challenge from Spain, but they are still the favorites in Group B. What else do you need to know about this group?
France, playing at home and led by Amandine Henry, is the overwhelming favorite in Group A. Who else can advance from this group?
