Official A-Leagues Fantasy Round 18 Review: Key Talking Points and Standout Performances

The latest Official A-Leagues Fantasy talking points from the weekend are here, courtesy of Liberty. Round 18 of the Isuzu UTE A-League saw some standout performers making waves.

Mikael Doka, the Brazilian wide-man for Central Coast Mariners, has finally found his form after a slow start to the season. Deployed as a wing-back in their win over Melbourne Victory, Doka impressed with his all-around play, contributing to a clean sheet and earning 15 fantasy points, showcasing his potential as a key defender.

On the other hand, Nicolas Milanovic of Western Sydney Wanderers continues to shine, scoring two goals in a victory over Adelaide United. With six goals in the season so far, Milanovic’s performance earned him 27 fantasy points, the most in Round 18.

In the Round 18 Team of the Week, Milanovic leads the attacking trio alongside Valère Germain and Thomas Waddingham. Defenders like Jordan Courtney-Perkins and Mikael Doka also feature prominently, highlighting their solid performances in the defensive line.

Looking ahead, the Liberty A-League returns after a brief hiatus, with Michelle Heyman leading the fantasy points tally with 208 points. Heyman’s return to form for Canberra United sets up an exciting matchup against Chloe Logarzo’s Western United to kick off Round 18 action.

Stay tuned for all the upcoming fixtures in the Liberty A-League and make sure to check and adjust your fantasy squads accordingly for the upcoming weekend’s action. The competition is heating up, and the players are ready to deliver more thrilling performances on the field.

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