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Fantasy League debrief
13 May 2024
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Top performers
Bevan French is Round 11’s top Fantasy scorer thanks to a huge 99 point haul during Wigan's dominant win away at Huddersfield. Last year’s Man of Steel showed once again why he is one of the Betfred Super League's best - contributing with two tries, two more assists, three clean breaks, seven tackle busts and 209 metres from 16 carries.
It was a strong display for James Bell who scored 84 points in St Helens’ big win over Castleford. The Scotland International scored two tries, made an impressive 23 tackles along with ten tackle busts during a busy display. Bell also managed to cover an excellent 123 metres through the middle.
Just another @WiganWarriorsRL Bevan French masterclass to enjoy ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/A6twSZDTcC
— Betfred Super League (@SuperLeague) May 13, 2024
Bell's St Helens teammate Mark Percival racked up an impressive Fantasy total in the same game, scored 82 points after crossing for a try, grabbing two try assists, making six tackle busts and running for 128 metres.
Fantasy Flops
It was an extremely disappointing night for Tommy Makinson, who saw red just 12 minutes into his return from illness for a high tackle on Castleford's Tex Hoy. As a result, the England international winger finished Round 11 on an underwhelming -12 points.
Fantasy heavyweight Elliot Minchella was not fit enough to feature in the Robins’ matchday squad in Round 11 due to a groin issue. Minchella sits in the top 10 Fantasy performers this season and is a big loss for owners that kept hold of the influential loose forward.
Fantasy cheapie Liam Horne also saw red in the game between Castleford and St Helens after a dangerous tackle in the 52nd minute. As a result, the Tigers forward finished on just two points.
Looking ahead
With the Betfred Challenge Cup Semi Finals taking centre stage this weekend, Super League takes a back seat. Keep an eye on the semi-final fixtures to see if there is any injuries or setbacks to any key fantasy league players from Wigan, Hull KR, Huddersfield and Warrington.
