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Fantasy EFL Gameweek 1 starts on Friday evening, so we only have a few exciting days left to lock our latest teams and make our CaptainCy selections.

We are treated to a complete schedule in League One and League Two, while all championships have an empty game week.

Every Fantasy EFL manager wants to start their season with a bang, and a great captain selection is the perfect way to achieve this.

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Fantasy EFL GameWeek 1: CaptainCy Poll

Gameweek 1 Captainincy Poll: leading assets

Interesting is that we have no striking among voters.

Former Bolton Wanderers Spits Aaron Collins (F) is the joint highest voting option for Gameweek 1 by 24% of the votes.

He was the leading goal scorer for the trotters with 12 goals (+60) last season and impressed by another five assists (+15). Now it is expected for MK Dons in League Two, these figures are expected to shoot up.

The 28-year-old has also registered 38 shots on goal and is therefore expected to benefit greatly from the new adjustment of the rule.

He is confronted with newly promoted Oldham Athletic (H) in the season opener, a side that ended only fifth in the National League last season and admitted 48 goals in 46 games.

He is currently supported by 30.8% of managers, making him the most popular forward choice of the game week.

Likewise, Blackpool’s Oliver Casey (D) is a top fantasy football choice, in which 24% of voters selects him.

The 24-year-old defender was the highest scoring available player last season, with 306 points from 43 performances, including 12 clean sheets and important defensive contributions such as 75 tackles.

Now the highest defender is confronted at 45.5%with a favorable game week 1 match against a Stevenage side that scored only 42 goals last season.

With the strong defensive record of Blackpool against Stevenage, a clean slate and more contributions are very likely.

Gameweek 1 Captainincy Poll: The 14% Club

Doncaster Rovers -Midfielder Luke Molyneux (M) Is another fantasy EFL star. 14% of managers have made him all their captain.

30 Target contributions helped Donny on the League Two title. The number seven took 286 points on the wing.

His creative skills were also clear: 94 important steps and 39 sot. This emphasizes his ability to win the shots on Target Point Boost. The most possession player in the game, a home match against Exeter City also improves its potential for a strong start.

Elsewhere, a surprising name, MK is ahead Nathaniel Mendez-Ling (F) Offers an exciting differential capince for Gameweek 1 to teammate Collins.

Despite his current low ownership of 5.2%, he orders 14% of the CaptainCy support.

Despite a modest championship season last year – 107 fantasy points and eight target contributions, it is tipped to dominate in competition two.

Managers hope that he will repeat his 25 targeted involvement of the League Two campaign from last season.

Gameweek 1 Captainincy poll: The 4% Club

Mulitple names received at least one mood, making the 4% club for the first time this season.

Bromley’s Michael Cheek (F)Last season’s League Two Top Scorer with 25 goals and six assists, is an excellent fantasy choice against a defensive weak city of Shrewsbury based on last season.

Wycombe’s Richard Kone (F)Supported by 23.4% owned, 21 goals scored in a breakout campaign last season. From the newly promoted Bradford City (A) in League One, KONE is expected to find chances on target scores when he starts.

Paul Mullin (F) Van Wigan caught our attention. After his loan switch to the Latics, he is a popular fantasy dick. He had an injuries-found season last year, but he has proven goalscores class. Playing against an Underwhelming Northampton -side (H) could make him a strong differential captain.

The new signing of Luton Town, George Saville (M)is a strong fantasy choice with the next property of 14.5% Alfie Doughty’s (M) departure. Last season with Millwall he impressed 58 interceptions and six assists.

Finally, Salford City’s Ossama Ashley (M) is an exceptional differential choice with 1.4% ownership. The number four had an average of 6.6 fantasy points per match last season thanks to 74 interceptions. His game week 1 collision with crew Alexandra (H) promises more interception options.