Dream Team’s Euros fantasy game is live! How to play and compete for £50,000 prize pot

DREAM TEAM’S Euros fantasy game is live!

There’s still time for a few twists and turns as the regular season draws to a close but with Euro 2024 set to get underway on June 14th, you should have one eye on Germany already.

Our fantastic Euros fantasy game is available to play for free via Dream Team’s app (you may have to update via the iOS or Android store) or website with a total prize pot of £50,000 up for grabs.

The overall winner will take home half the pot while the runner-up will bank £5,000 – gaffers who finish 3rd to 22nd will earn £1,000 each!

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You will initially be asked to select an XI of Euro 2024 players on a budget of £50million with a choice of seven possible formations.

Kylian Mbappe and Harry Kane are the joint-most expensive players in the game at £7.5m each and so gaffers keen on the prolific duo will have to seek out affordable bargains elsewhere to balance the books.

There’s no limit on the number of players you can select from any one club so feel free to fill your boots with England stars if you think it’s coming home this summer.

At this stage, we’ve populated the player list with core players from all 24 nations present at the tournament but more players will be added as the squads are officially announced in the coming weeks.

Dream Team’s Euros fantasy game is divided into seven scoring periods known as Matchdays.

Matchday 1 – first round of group games

Matchday 2 – second round of groups games

Matchday 3 – third round of group games

Matchday 4 – round of 16 fixtures

Matchday 5 – quarter-finals

Matchday 6 – semi-finals

Matchday 7 – final

Each Matchday begins one hour before the first game of the relevant scoring period kicks off.

For example, the deadline for Matchday 1 is 7pm on June 14th, one hour before Germany take on Scotland in the curtain raiser.

It’s imperative you settle on your team before that time because any changes made after the deadline won’t come into effect until Matchday 2.

Once the tournament is underway, make sure you adhere to the Matchday deadlines when making transfers, playing Boosters and selecting your captain.

GettyMbappe is the joint-most expensive player at £7.5million[/caption]

The good news is that you can make unlimited changes to your XI before the first deadline so feel free to dive in head first now – there’s no harm playing around with a few early drafts this month.

Here’s a breakdown of the transfer allowance for the whole tournament:

Matchday 1 – unlimited transfers (prior to deadline)

Matchday 2 – three transfers

Matchday 3 – three transfers

Matchday 4 – unlimited transfers (before round of 16)

Matchday 5 – five transfers

Matchday 6 – five transfers

Matchday 7 – five transfers

Please be aware these allocations are fixed and you will not be able to roll over any unused transfers from one Matchday to the next.

You will also need to select a captain (who will have their score doubled) each Matchday and a vice-captain who will fulfil the role if your first-choice captain doesn’t play for any reason.

Additionally, you will have a supply of three Boosters that can only be played once each throughout the tournament.

Each Booster applies a special effect for the duration of one Matchday only that will result in plentiful points if deployed correctly.

Goal Bonus – each goal scored by your players earns TEN points (instead of the usual six)

12th Man – select an additional player from any position for free to score points for your team

Max Captain – the player who earns the most points for your team will automatically be selected as captain, doubling their score

Boosters can only be played one at a time (not in combination with one another) so think carefully before activating each one.

Dream Team managers rarely pass up a chance to pick Cristiano RonaldoGetty

POINTS BREAKDOWN

All Players:

Goal +6 pts

Assist +3 pts

Shot on target +1 pt

Big chance created +1 pt

Tackles (per two) +1 pt

Appearance (up to 60 minutes) +1 pt

Appearance (60 minutes or more) +1 pt

Yellow card -1 pt

Red card -3 pts

Own goal -2 pts

Penalty miss -3 pts

Goalkeepers & Defenders only:

Clean sheet (minimum 60 minutes played) +5 pts

Each goal conceded over one -1 pt

Goalkeepers only:

Saves (per two) +1 pt

Penalty save +3 pts

Additionally, all players are able to earn Bonus Points by accumulating Player Performance Marks, determined by the following statistics (provided by Opta): successful dribbles, accurate crosses, pass completion rate, interceptions, blocks, fouls won and goals scored outside the penalty area.

However, players will lose performance marks for offsides, fouls conceded and errors that lead to goals.

For example, if by the end of England’s first group game against Serbia, Jude Bellingham has registered an assist (+3 pts), two big chances created (+2 pts), two shots on target (+2 pts), a bonus point (+1 pt) and a yellow card (-1 pt) from 87 minutes (+2 pts) he’ll score nine points in Matchday 1.

Germany have been boosted by Toni Kroos’ decision to come out of international retirementGetty

The £50,000 prize pot offers plenty of incentive but we also encourage you to battle it out for bragging rights among your mates (colleagues, family members, etc) in Mini Leagues – so spread the word!

As well as our Euros fantasy game, we invite you to play take on our Bracket Challenge, where you have to predict how things will play out in Germany this summer – the top prize is an iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB (or cash equivalent)!

And keep your eyes peeled for other fun games as the tournament draws near.

See the full Game Rules for more information on scoring, transfers, Matchdays and every element of the game.

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