Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are clashing on the field.
Derby Challenge: one game mode, all of the excitement! A game mode that challenges the player for one specific game where they create a team with limited choices and enjoy 90 minutes of pure adrenaline! It’s a recurring challenge, stay sharp so you don’t miss a single one!
We bid “Hallo” to Germany Fantasy’s second Derby Challenge! We continue the streak: Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund, the only two teams to win the Bundesliga title in the last decade, and long time rivals of the Der Klassiker Derby.
The match will happen this Saturday, the 6th of March, at 17h30 (GMT) at the Allianz-Arena! Create your winning team here: https://fantasy.realfevr.com/t/DERBYCDE.
Bayern Munich is sitting on the throne, enjoying the view from 1st place, with 16 wins, 4 draws and only 3 losses. But the limelight isn’t news to them, as they are on a winning streak for many years, and they seem to be headed towards the finish line with their crown still intact this time around as well. Good performance and smart decisions on team building paved their way to success. The cherry on top? They play at home. Their rivals have much to live up to if they want to defeat the The Bavarians.
Borussia Dortmund climbed one step of the scoreboard since the last Derby Challenge, having got two more wins under their belt, placing them in 5th place with 12 wins, 3 draws and 8 losses. The odds all point to a Bayern win, but with Erling Håland and Jadon Sancho in good form, there is a glimmer of hope and a chance for the Black and Yellows to throw Bayern off their winning course and even for them to finish on the top by the end of the season if they keep scoring wins (better cross your fingers since that might be a stretch).
Will Bayern protect their place on the scoreboard or is Borussia Dortmund going to surprise us and give their rivals a hard time? Find out this Saturday at 17h30 (GMT) who will be the winner of this Der Klassiker Derby Challenge!
- Bayern Munich or Borussia Dortmund?
- Manuel Neuer or Marwin Hitz?
- David Alaba or Raphaël Guerreiro?
- Kingsley Coman or Jadon Sancho?
- Robert Lewandowski or Erling Håland?
The date is right around the corner. Click here https://fantasy.realfevr.com/t/DERBYCDE and create your team!
Before you take off, here’s the initial promo Derby Challenge article that will give you all the explanations and rules:
Derby Challenge — the new game model by RealFevr
Derby Challenge: a new game model, much like a Daily Fantasy, where you compete in a single event, creating a team for a specific game (or two, max), with limited choices and all the adrenaline just jam-packed into 90 minutes.
In more practical terms, to play RealFevr’s newest competition Derby Challenge you’ll need to create a new team when one is announced (Derby Challenge is not always available) and the most common rules of Classic Leagues will apply here (auto-subs, manual subs, scoring, leaderboards, etc) and will run side-by-side with their “core competitions”, Liga NOS Virtual, England Fantasy and other options available at RealFevr. On top, there will be a leaderboard for the sum of all the Derby Challenges throughout the season.
In spite of the majority of rules being the same as the classic mode of England Fantasy, there are some specific Derby Challenge rules that you must be aware of, we will state them here:
A player is only able to register one team on Derby Challenge league;
The player will have a maximum budget of 120M;
There are no limit of players from each club to make your team;
To use the “automatic replacements” feature, you can only make changes on your team 15 minutes before de beginning of the (first) match of Derby challenge. After that time, the feature will be disabled;
The price of players opposite of England Fantasy league (that is a continuous duration competition), won’t have price variations during the season.
Good luck,
The RealFevr Team
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