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Top performers of the week – true heroes at each position.
Biggest letdowns of the week – unfortunate disappointments.
Most forgotten players of the week – high scorers left on the bench.
Packed with even more exciting insights, the Weekly League Recap is a quick and fun way to relive the drama, brag a little and maybe even second-guess a start/sit decision (don't worry, we've all been there).
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