Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11: best buys and captains
Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11 preview: Feyenoord and PSV picks, captain and sells
Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11 opens on Saturday 31 October with Feyenoord hosting Fortuna Sittard and PSV hosting Willem II, the two most lopsided fixtures of the round. But one free transfer has to earn its place over more than one week, so this preview ranks every pick on its next three gameweeks first and on Gameweek 11 second. The short version: PSV and Feyenoord own the best three-gameweek programs in the Eredivisie, FC Twente's run starts right now, and AZ's trip to Ajax is a week to sit through rather than sell into. All 18 clubs play once, so there are no blanks to plan around.
Every number below comes from the model's current projections. Compare the full Fantasy Voetball player picks, check the predicted lineups for minutes risk, and see how last week's calls framed things in our Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 10 preview.
The programs: whose next three gameweeks are worth owning
PSV have the strongest attacking run in the game: [H]WII → [A]CAM → [A]NEC adds up to 8.81 expected goals, and Gameweek 11 alone carries 4.08 of them with a 90% win probability. The two away trips behind it are weaker for clean sheets (0.89 expected over three), so PSV is an attacking stack first and a defensive one second. Feyenoord are the balanced option: [H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC gives 7.93 expected goals and the best defensive run in the league at 1.03 expected clean sheets. The Heerenveen away week is the one to plan around, not to avoid.
FC Twente are the program that turns on this gameweek. [A]EXC → [H]AJX → [H]WII is third for goals (6.19) and second for clean sheets (0.98), and it keeps going with [A]NEC after that. Ajax sit fourth at 6.02 expected goals, with the home game against ADO Den Haag in Gameweek 13 the standout (75% win probability, 44% clean sheet chance). FC Utrecht are the quiet riser: their expected goals climb every week across [A]TEL → [H]NEC → [H]CAM (1.58, 1.94, 2.31).
| Team | GW11 fixture | Win probability | Expected goals | Clean sheet | Program (GW11-13) | 3-GW xG | 3-GW CS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSV | [H]WII | 90% | 4.08 | 43% | [H]WII → [A]CAM → [A]NEC | 8.81 | 0.89 |
| FEY | [H]SIT | 84% | 3.48 | 41% | [H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC | 7.93 | 1.03 |
| TWE | [A]EXC | 57% | 2.04 | 31% | [A]EXC → [H]AJX → [H]WII | 6.19 | 0.98 |
| AJX | [H]AZ | 49% | 2.05 | 22% | [H]AZ → [A]TWE → [H]HAA | 6.02 | 0.83 |
| UTR | [A]TEL | 39% | 1.58 | 23% | [A]TEL → [H]NEC → [H]CAM | 5.82 | 0.77 |
| AZ | [A]AJX | 28% | 1.54 | 13% | [A]AJX → [H]GRO → [A]SPA | 5.14 | 0.78 |
| GAE | [A]CAM | 46% | 1.89 | 22% | [A]CAM → [A]EXC → [H]SIT | 5.14 | 0.64 |
| TEL | [H]UTR | 35% | 1.47 | 21% | [H]UTR → [A]SIT → [H]ZWO | 5.10 | 0.67 |
At the other end, Willem II ([A]PSV → [H]ZWO → [A]TWE, 3.25 expected goals), ADO Den Haag (3.57) and Fortuna Sittard (3.77) have the thinnest runs, and NEC ([A]HEE → [A]UTR → [H]PSV) carry only 0.40 expected clean sheets. AZ are the interesting case: Gameweek 11 at Ajax is poor, but their [H]GRO game in Gameweek 12 has the highest clean sheet chance of that round at 35%. The full fixture grid is on the Fantasy Voetball schedule, and the bookmaker view behind these numbers is on the market probabilities page.
Best Gameweek 11 goalkeepers
Ronald Koeman (4.8m, Telstar) is already the template keeper at 46% ownership, and the program says keep him: [H]UTR → [A]SIT → [H]ZWO projects 4.1 → 4.2 → 4.7, the highest three-gameweek total of any goalkeeper at 13.0, with the best points per million in the position. If you own him, there is nothing to do.
Tjark Ernst (5.4m, Feyenoord) is the upgrade almost nobody has made. At 3% ownership he projects 4.0 → 3.7 → 4.2 over [H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC (11.9 in total), backed by Feyenoord's 41% clean sheet chance this week and the best defensive run in the league. For a cheaper option, Kjetil Haug (4.5m, Go Ahead Eagles) projects 3.6 → 3.2 → 4.1 over [A]CAM → [A]EXC → [H]SIT, a solid 10.9 for the price.
Matej Kovar (5.4m, PSV) is the trap in this position: PSV's 43% clean sheet chance against Willem II is the best of the gameweek, but two away trips follow and his program drops to 3.9 → 3.6 → 3.0. Ernst out-scores him over three gameweeks at the same price.
Best Gameweek 11 defenders
Givairo Read (6.9m, Feyenoord) leads the defenders on both measures. He projects 6.0 this gameweek and 15.2 over [H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC (6.0 → 4.1 → 5.1), with attacking returns on top of the clean sheet. At 27% ownership he is popular without being universal. His teammate Mika Mármol (5.7m, Feyenoord) gives you the same clean sheet route 1.2m cheaper at 5.1 → 3.2 → 4.2.
The PSV pair, Mauro Junior (7.0m, PSV) and Sergino Dest (7.0m, PSV), project 5.9 and 5.8 against Willem II, and both hold up over [H]WII → [A]CAM → [A]NEC at 14.3 and 13.8. Their trajectory falls each week (Mauro Junior 5.9 → 4.6 → 3.8), so they are a strong buy for this week and next, then you reassess.
The defender who changes your squad is Abdelnor Soualhia (4.5m, Telstar). He has the best points per million of any defender, and his program [H]UTR → [A]SIT → [H]ZWO rises from 4.4 → 4.3 → 5.6. That 14.3 over three gameweeks equals Mauro Junior for 2.5m less, and only 3% of managers own him. This is where the rankings disagree: Dest and Mauro Junior out-score him this gameweek, but over three gameweeks Soualhia matches them and frees money for a midfield upgrade. If you are buying one defender and keeping him, buy Soualhia.
Twente's Bart van Rooij (6.5m, FC Twente) is the hold-and-forget option: [A]EXC → [H]AJX → [H]WII projects 4.4 → 3.8 → 4.9, or 13.1 in total. Utrecht's Siebe Horemans (4.8m, FC Utrecht) is the budget pick with a rising curve, 3.5 → 3.5 → 4.3 over [A]TEL → [H]NEC → [H]CAM. You can wait a gameweek on Horemans, because his best week is Gameweek 13.
AZ owners: do not sell Mateo Chavez, Elijah Dijkstra or Wouter Goes because of Gameweek 11 alone. They project around 2 points at Ajax, but all three jump above 4 for [H]GRO in Gameweek 12. Selling into the bad week only to watch the good one is the wrong order.
Best Gameweek 11 midfielders
Anis Hadj Moussa (11.1m, Feyenoord) is the strongest player in the game right now and only 7% of managers own him. He has the highest projection of the gameweek at 7.1 and the highest three-gameweek total of any player at 17.8 (7.1 → 5.0 → 5.7) over [H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC. He also captains well in two of the next three gameweeks, which is what makes the premium worth it. He is the transfer to make this gameweek, because his best week is the first one.
Guus Til (11.8m, PSV) is the alternative premium: 6.4 → 5.1 → 5.2 over [H]WII → [A]CAM → [A]NEC, or 16.7 in total, and his projection holds up better than any other PSV attacker's after this week. The catch is minutes. The model gives him about 60, so he relies on goal involvement rather than a full 90. Gjivai Zechiel (8.8m, Feyenoord) is the template at 57% ownership. His 6.6 → 4.0 → 4.8 is good value, and there is no reason to move him.
Sem Steijn (10.2m, Feyenoord) and Ivan Perisic (9.9m, PSV) both project 6.4 or more this gameweek. Both fall away sharply afterwards, Steijn to 2.8 at Heerenveen, so treat them as one-week picks you cannot easily undo with one free transfer.
The value midfielder is Sondre Ørjasæter (6.8m, FC Twente): 4.6 → 4.4 → 5.2 over [A]EXC → [H]AJX → [H]WII, a 14.2 total that beats Perisic and Steijn over three gameweeks at more than 3m less. At 10% ownership he is a real differential. Patrick Brouwer (6.0m, Telstar) follows the same rising pattern (4.3 → 4.1 → 5.1 over [H]UTR → [A]SIT → [H]ZWO) at 4% ownership. For the cheapest bench-plus option, Daouda Weidmann (5.3m, FC Twente) projects 4.1 → 3.9 → 4.3, a steady 12.3 that rides Twente's run.
Best Gameweek 11 forwards
Wout Weghorst (8.4m, FC Twente) is the forward to own for the next three gameweeks. He projects 5.1 → 4.8 → 5.7 over [A]EXC → [H]AJX → [H]WII, the best three-gameweek total of any forward at 15.6, and he keeps going with 5.2 in Gameweek 16. Only 18% of managers have him.
Thom van Bergen (8.1m, FC Groningen) tops this gameweek at 5.5 against Sparta, but his program [H]SPA → [A]AZ → [H]HEE dips to 2.9 at AZ before recovering to 4.1. Again the rankings disagree: van Bergen beats Weghorst this gameweek, Weghorst beats him by 3.1 over three. Keep van Bergen if you own him and plan the swap around his AZ week. Nacho Ferri (8.8m, Feyenoord) is a pure one-week pick at 5.1 → 2.5 → 3.1.
On a budget, Milan Zonneveld (6.4m, Sparta Rotterdam) projects 3.5 → 3.9 → 2.8 over [A]GRO → [A]HAA → [H]AZ, a reasonable 10.2 with his best week in Gameweek 12.
Gameweek 11 captain picks
The captain scores double in Fantasy Voetball, and the ranking for Gameweek 11 is clear.
- Anis Hadj Moussa (11.1m, Feyenoord): 7.1 projected against Fortuna Sittard, the highest of the gameweek, with an 84% Feyenoord win probability behind it.
- Gjivai Zechiel (8.8m, Feyenoord): 6.6 in the same fixture. The safe choice for the 57% who already own him.
- Guus Til (11.8m, PSV) or Ivan Perisic (9.9m, PSV): both 6.4 against Willem II. The ceiling is high, but the model expects only around 60 minutes from each.
Plan ahead as well: Til (5.1) and Hadj Moussa (5.0) lead the captaincy projections for Gameweek 12, and Hadj Moussa and Weghorst share the top spot for Gameweek 13 at 5.7. Owning Hadj Moussa covers two of the next three captaincies.
| Player | Price | GW11 | GW12 | GW13 | 3-GW total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anis Hadj Moussa (FEY) | 11.1m | 7.1 | 5.0 | 5.7 | 17.8 |
| Guus Til (PSV) | 11.8m | 6.4 | 5.1 | 5.2 | 16.7 |
| Wout Weghorst (TWE) | 8.4m | 5.1 | 4.8 | 5.7 | 15.6 |
| Gjivai Zechiel (FEY) | 8.8m | 6.6 | 4.0 | 4.8 | 15.4 |
| Givairo Read (FEY) | 6.9m | 6.0 | 4.1 | 5.1 | 15.2 |
Who to sell before Gameweek 11
Mexx Meerdink (9.1m, AZ) is the sale most managers can make, because 42% own him. His program [A]AJX → [H]GRO → [A]SPA projects 3.2 → 3.8 → 3.4. The Groningen game is a fair week, so this is not a collapse. The reason to act now is Weghorst: he out-projects Meerdink in each of the next three gameweeks, costs 0.7m less, and his run starts this weekend. Every week you wait costs points.
Toluwalase Arokodare (8.8m, Ajax) is 29% owned but the model expects only about 27 minutes from him. He projects 1.5 → 1.5 → 2.2 over [H]AZ → [A]TWE → [H]HAA and never rises above 2.2 through Gameweek 16. No later gameweek improves his case, so there is nothing to gain by waiting.
Luciano Valente (8.3m, Feyenoord) is 28% owned and projects only 2.4 even at home to Fortuna Sittard, because the model expects about 34 minutes. Moving him to Hadj Moussa is the cleanest Feyenoord upgrade in the game, and it should happen before the Sittard home game, not after it.
Tjaronn Chery (7.9m, NEC) is the last one: 25% owned, around 37 expected minutes, and 1.9 → 2.2 → 1.7 over [A]HEE → [A]UTR → [H]PSV. NEC have two away games and PSV, so his best week in this window is still only 2.2. Sell now while you only lose low projections.
Best Suikeroom team for Gameweek 11
Suikeroom is Fantasy Voetball's one-gameweek chip, so this team optimises Gameweek 11 alone. Prices do not decide this squad, so it is simply the highest-projected legal XI, with three players per club at most, in a 3-5-2:
- GK: Ronald Koeman (Telstar) 4.1
- DEF: Mauro Junior (PSV) 5.9, Abdelnor Soualhia (Telstar) 4.4, Bart van Rooij (FC Twente) 4.4
- MID: Anis Hadj Moussa (Feyenoord) 7.1, Gjivai Zechiel (Feyenoord) 6.6, Sem Steijn (Feyenoord) 6.5, Ivan Perisic (PSV) 6.4, Guus Til (PSV) 6.4
- FWD: Thom van Bergen (FC Groningen) 5.5, Wout Weghorst (FC Twente) 5.1
That XI projects 62.4 before the captain, and Hadj Moussa as captain adds another 7.1. The exact optimum, with the bench, is solved live on the Fantasy Voetball optimal teams page. Unless your squad is badly broken, Gameweek 11 is a normal week for the chip, so keep it for a gameweek with more fixture swings.
Gameweek 11 transfer summary
Buy for the program: Hadj Moussa ([H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC), Weghorst ([A]EXC → [H]AJX → [H]WII) and Soualhia ([H]UTR → [A]SIT → [H]ZWO). Value and differentials: Ørjasæter, Patrick Brouwer, Ernst. Sell: Meerdink, Arokodare, Valente, Chery. Hold AZ's defence through the Ajax week. For more Eredivisie analysis, every round is collected in our Fantasy Voetball preview hub.
FAQ
Who should I captain in Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11?
Anis Hadj Moussa is the top captain pick with 7.1 projected points at home to Fortuna Sittard, the highest of the gameweek. Gjivai Zechiel (6.6) is the safer option for the majority who own him, and Guus Til and Ivan Perisic (both 6.4) are the PSV alternatives.
Which budget defenders are best for Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11?
Abdelnor Soualhia (4.5m, Telstar) is the best budget defender, with the top points per million of any defender and 14.3 projected over [H]UTR → [A]SIT → [H]ZWO. Siebe Horemans (4.8m, FC Utrecht) is the alternative, with his best week in Gameweek 13.
Should I sell Mexx Meerdink before Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11?
Yes. Meerdink projects 3.2 → 3.8 → 3.4 over AZ's next three gameweeks, while Wout Weghorst projects 5.1 → 4.8 → 5.7 for 0.7m less, so the swap gains points from this weekend.
Best differentials for Fantasy Voetball Gameweek 11?
Anis Hadj Moussa (7% owned) is the biggest differential, with the highest three-gameweek projection in the game. Abdelnor Soualhia (3%), Tjark Ernst (3%), Patrick Brouwer (4%) and Sondre Ørjasæter (10%) are the cheaper low-ownership picks.
Which team has the best fixtures in Fantasy Voetball from Gameweek 11?
PSV have the best attacking run ([H]WII → [A]CAM → [A]NEC, 8.81 expected goals), and Feyenoord have the best defensive one ([H]SIT → [A]HEE → [H]EXC, 1.03 expected clean sheets). FC Twente are third for goals and second for clean sheets, and their run starts this gameweek.
This preview was written by TheFantasyTool AI.