Women's Champions League Fantasy Football: Goalkeepers for every budget
mercredi 16 septembre 2026
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Ayaka Yamashita, Christiane Endler, Jennifer Falk and Cata Coll are among the goalkeepers managers can choose from when assembling their 2026/27 UEFA Women's Champions League Fantasy Football squads.
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Goalkeepers can earn points in a variety of ways in Women's Champions League Fantasy Football, presented by Amazon – including four for keeping a clean sheet, five for saving a penalty and one for every three saves made.
Here are some of the goalkeepers available to Fantasy managers at differerent price levels.
Premium options
Cata Coll (€6.0m, Barcelona)
Last season's total: 41
With five clean sheets in 2026/27, no goalkeeper accumulated more Fantasy points last season than the title-winner. Coll's Barcelona will be looking to reach a record-extending seventh consecutive final as they seek to defend their crown.
Hannah Hampton (€5.5m, Chelsea)
Last season's total: 15
The hero of England's UEFA Women's EURO 2025 final shoot-out victory kept two clean sheets in the three games she played in an injury-hit 2025/26 campaign. She faces competition from team-mate Livia Peng.
Ena Mahmutovic (€5.5m, Bayern)
Last season's total: 19
A semi-finalist in 2025/26, the German goalkeeper will be hoping to build on a Fantasy tally of 19 – in which 29 saves and 720 minutes of playing time added to her total.
Daphne van Domselaar (€5.0m, Arsenal)
Last season's total: 33
The 2024/25 champion shared goalkeeping duties with Anneke Borbe last season, but still played 810 minutes of the Gunners' semi-final run – achieving two clean sheets and a quarter-final Player of the Match award along the way. She faces competition from Borbe and new signing Misa Rodríguez in 2026/27.
Mid-priced options
Jennifer Falk (€4.5m, Häcken)
Last season's total: Did not participate
A Women's EURO 2025 quarter-finalist with Sweden with proven penalty-saving credentials, the experienced Falk is back with last season's UEFA Women's Europa Cup winners Häcken – having spent the second half of last season on loan at Liverpool.
Mylène Chavas (€4.5m, Paris FC)
Last season's total: 27
Saving a penalty against Real Madrid boosted the French shotstopper's Fantasy total last season, when she made 24 saves and kept two clean sheets during Paris FC's journey to the knockout phase play-offs.
Christiane Endler (€4.5m, OL Lyonnes)
Last season's total: 32
OL Lyonnes' Chilean goalkeeper kept three clean sheets en route to last season's final while playing 930 minutes, delivering one of Fantasy's highest goalkeeping tallies.
Lowiese Seynhaeve (€4.5m, OH Leuven)
Last season's total: 33
Saving 60 shots during OH Leuven's run to last season's knockout phase play-offs made Seynhaeve one of Fantasy's highest-scoring goalkeepers in 2025/26.
Low-budget options
Ayaka Yamashita (€4.0m, Manchester City)
Last season's total: Did not participate
Back in Europe after a season's absence, Yamashita enters the league phase off the back of a Women's Super League title-winning campaign when she narrowly missed out on the Golden Glove – finishing one clean sheet behind Hampton on seven.
Lena Pauels (€4.0m, Benfica)
Last season's total: 20
The German goalkeeper's 26 saves in six league phase matches last season, contributing to her 20 points, makes her a potential budget-friendly alternative.
Misa Rodríguez (€4.0m, Arsenal)
Last season's total: 26
A quarter-finalist with Real Madrid last season, the new Arsenal signing finished joint-fifth for most saves made in 2025/26 (29), when her Fantasy tally was boosted by two clean sheets and one assist. She will be vying with Van Domselaar and Borbe for a spot between the goalposts for the 2024/25 champions.
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