FRA-W vs BRZ-W Dream11 Team Prediction | FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 – France vs Brazil, Fantasy Team News

Potential Game Changers, and the total Dream11 points earned in the tournament:

Marta – 20.5
Cristiane Rozeira – 39.5
Eugenie Le Sommer – 30
Amandine Henry – 29.5
Debinha – 22
Wendie Renard – 53.5
Amel Majri – 31.5

Stats and facts:

Brazil have never beaten France in a World Cup game (both men and women): (Lose-3, Draws – 5).

While at the Women’s World Cup, the only meeting between these two nations came at the 2003 Group stage, which ended in a 1-1 draw.

Likely to score:

• For France: Eugenie Le Sommer, Amandine Henry, Valérie Gauvin
• For Brazil: Cristiane Rozeira, Marta

Captain and Vice-Captain options:

Eugenie Le Sommer: Can play both as a forward or as a playmaker. The 30-year-old has bagged two goals and an assist in two games she started in the Women’s World Cup 2019. She is likely to play behind the main striker, and that means, she will see more of the ball. More impact!

• Games: 3
• Goals: 2
• Assists: 1

Cristiane Rozeira: Brazil’s star forward has hit the ground running France, bagging a marvellous hat-trick in the very first game. Her direct run and an equally intelligent positioning will cause France’s backline a lot of problems.

• Games: 3
• Goals: 4

Wendie Renard – Believe it or not, France’s star centre-back Wendie Renard is leading the goalscoring charts for her team with 3 goals in the tournament. A big presence in the final 3rd during the dead ball situations, this 28-year-old player has been the player of the tournament so far.

• Games: 3
• Goals: 3
• Assists: 1

Marta: An unused substitute in the first game, the 33-year-old five-time FIFA Women’s player of the year came into her own in the next two games, scoring two times.

• Games: 2
• Goals: 2
• Assists: 1

X-Factor:

Brazil’s holding midfielders, and France’s backline:

Brazil’s ageless warrior Formiga is struggling with fitness, and even if she is passed fit for the game, a huge battle awaits the 41-year-old midfielder in the centre of the park. If she starts, or whoever replaces her in the case of not-match-fit, Amandine Henry‘s darting runs from the midfield to the other box must be checked.

Then there is Wendie Renard and Amel Majri, with the latter, a left-back registering two assists already in the tournament.

Suggested combination:

FRA-W vs BRZ-W Dream11 potential winner:
Brazil will definitely provide the biggest challenge yet to France in this tournament, but the hosts will start the match as favourites.

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