CHN-W vs SPA-W Dream11 Team Prediction | FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 – China vs Spain, Fantasy Team News

Potential Game Changers and Dream11 points earned in the last two games:

Jennifer Hermoso – 4, 22.5
Li Ying – 10.5 (Didn’t play Game-1)
Virginia Torrecilla – 4.5, 9
Zhang Rui – 9.5, 3.5
Lucia Garcia – 1, 14.5
Liu Shanshan – 8, 2.5
Wu Haiyan – 8, 2.5

Stats and facts:

This will be the first-ever meeting between these two nations in the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

However, China boast a good record against the sides from Europe, winning 8 times.

Spain’s 3-1 win in the first game remains their only win in the five World Cup games.

Likely to score:

• For China: Li Ying, Wang Shuang, Zhang Rui, Wang Shanshan
• For Spain: Jennifer Hermoso, Luci Garcia, Nahikari García

Captain and Vice-Captain options:

• Li Yang: China’s superstar No-10 was instrumental during her team’s run in 2018 AFC Asian Women’s Cup, where she scored 7 times in just 5 appearances. Though she drew blank against the Germans, expect her to be amongst the goals against South Africa who were dreadful while defending against Spain.
• Jennifer Hermoso – Spain’s deadliest striker scored twice from the spot in the last game. With two goals, her record is now 30 goals from 67 games for Spain. We back her to score against the Chiense at any point in the match.

X-Factor:

China’s backline: Though China lost the first game, they made Germans work hard for the win. Their defensive plan was almost perfect, hardly giving the two-time champions any space in the final 3rd. A point could have been in the bag had it not for an incredible effort from Giulia Gwinn.

Everything changed in the last game as China had more possession and they made it count as well, scoring the all-important goal.

The likes of Liu Shanshan and Han Peng, both wing-backs, have been phenomenal both going forward and during defending.

CHN-W vs SPA-W Dream11 potential winner:
Spain have dominated the possession in the world cup so far, and they should see more of the ball here as well. But the Chinese look more precise and incisive in their passing and that’s why we back them to get at least a draw here.

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