Live the thrill of the game

By Eduard Bănulescu

MLS Fantasy Soccer can be a difficult thing. Day 1 of the season generally presented the potential of the more well -known pages to collect three points.

But at what costs for the results of your fantasy team? The big stars were generally not on their best day when the Western Conference Games started.

Here is what the players have impressed, who did and what they should do next for their design.

Hugo Lloris – Los Angeles FC – 22.5 points

I predicted that the former France national player has the feeling that it will prove something this season. And that’s exactly how Hugo Lloris played against Minnesota United on the opening day.

Since opponents were much more lively than expected, it was up to Lloris to achieve two quality savings and keep a clean leaf, which contributed to starting the season for one of the top pages of the Western Conference.

Jayden Nelson – Vancouver Whitecaps – 33.6 points

Who claimed that MLS games were predictable and not exciting? Whoever still believes that this should be present in Portland last Sunday.

The hosts, who were trained by the former defender of Manchester United Phil Neville, were beaten up 4: 1.

It was Jayden Nelson who most frequently distinguished the defense of the woods. Nelson delivered a hat trick with templates and a goal in itself. Obviously he is one of the strikers who can be seen this season.

George Campbell – Montreal Impact – 18.5 points

Yes, 18.5 is not the type of score that makes it send fan emails. Nevertheless, Campbell had a much better game than his colleagues in defense.

The 23-year-old American was a threat in the right flank. He delivered a target assistant. And he seems to be one of the few Montreal players who can perform excellent performance in this 3-5-2 system, which was implemented by Laurent Courtois.

Daniel – San Jose Erdbieben – 34.5 points

Yes, I admit it. I had my forecast for San Joses Match against Salt Lake and had this as an easy victory for the away team.

Instead, the earthquakes grazed the opposition aside. It was 4-0 at the time of the final pipe.

Nevertheless, a large part of it is due to the Brazilian goalkeeper Daniel, who commanded Salt Lake’s numerous set pieces and held an important clean sheet here.

By the way, did you know that the selection of Daniel in Footballcoin is free?

Kamal Miller -Portland Timbers -0.45 points

Miller brought his march papers into the game against Vancouver at an early stage. He was gone in the 11th minute. His team was beaten up and Miller received the rare negative score in MLS Fantasy Soccer. To forget a day for sure!

Marco Reus – La Galaxy – 7.6 points

Reus won his professional League title as a footballer when he came to La Galaxy last season. He has to cut off much better if he and the team want to have a chance to repeat the feat.

The German attacking midfielder was slow, uninspired and inefficient. He was thrilled in the 72nd minute, but things stayed so bad, and San Diego FC won 2-0 winners.

Ethan Bartlow – Houston Dynamo – 7.5 points

Houston tried to keep the game against Dallas nearby. It almost worked. But Bartlov’s terrible mistake in the first FC Dallas game signaled the beginning of the end for dynamo

Wilfried Zaha – Charlotte FC – N/A.

Zaha missed his most excited MLS debut. Personal reasons were to blame, so there is no reason to process it. Nevertheless, the next time you think you think about you next time