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The Barclays Women's Super League is underway with 14 teams, and the opening fixtures have already handed fantasy managers some seriously useful pointers.
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Fourteen teams. One expanded league. And a whole lot of fantasy managers furiously tinkering with their squads. The Barclays Women's Super League is back, and the opening round has already thrown up some tasty options.
Georgia Stanway wasted no time making her presence felt at Arsenal. Her debut was a masterclass in all-round midfield play - sharp passing, solid defensive work, and the kind of composure that makes fantasy managers weep with joy.
Over at West Ham, Viviane Asseyi looked every bit the threat she was billed as. Tricky on the ball and dangerous near goal, she's one to snap up early.
Manchester United's Andrea Medina put in a proper shift at the back, racking up tackles and clearances like she had a personal vendetta against opposition attackers. Meanwhile, in BWSL2, Ellie Brazil bagged a goal and an assist for Southampton - not a bad afternoon's work.
Leicester City's Asmita Ale didn't find the net but impressed with disciplined defensive displays, as WSL Football reports.
From midfield dynamos to rock-solid defenders, the first gameweek has served up plenty of intel. Fantasy bosses now have a weekend's worth of homework to do. No excuses for a dodgy lineup.
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