Yellow card totals were reset after the quarter-finals, and no semi-final sendings-off mean every player is available for the Final round.
Fantasy managers must lock teams before France v England at 22:00 BST on 18 July; the third-place play-off also counts in the Final round.
Managers get six free transfers and can select up to eight players from each nation before the Fantasy World Cup final. The deadline is 22:00 BST Saturday.
Three managers reveal their Gameweek 14 transfers and chip strategies, with double fixtures driving team selections and forward picks.
France make two changes for the semi-final, with Barcola replacing Doué and Tchouaméni back from injury; Spain keep their winning XI.
FPLReactions scored 75 points and fell to around 150k overall. With only Achraf Hakimi eliminated, he has room to reshape his squad for the semi-finals.
Fantasy managers can review projected teams for all four semi-finalists, updated July 14. France and Spain’s confirmed line-ups are due before the 20:00 BST deadline.
Six experienced Fantasy managers share their World Cup semi-final plans, including draft decisions, chip strategies and transfers.
Brighton have signed Croatia defender Luka Vuskovic from Tottenham for up to £50m after his standout season in Germany.
Alonso praised Palmer, backed Enzo Fernández and outlined a flexible tactical plan as Chelsea begin pre-season.
Liverpool’s new coach expects more signings, will assess players in preseason and says squad depth will matter through a demanding season.
With only four teams left, Scouting Bonus options are scarce. Argentina and England offer a few low-owned picks, but minutes and attacking roles remain uncertain.
John Stones returns as England reshuffle their defence, while Noni Madueke replaces Bukayo Saka. Norway bring in Andreas Schjelderup after beating Brazil.
Mikel Merino struck late to send Spain past Belgium, while Fabian Ruiz’s start, Pedri’s benching and Spain’s first goal conceded reshape fantasy questions.
Belgium recall Kevin De Bruyne and Jeremy Doku, while Spain start Fabián Ruiz ahead of Pedri in the Los Angeles quarter-final.