Augsburg and Schalke both have a trio of players present in the Fantasy Team of the Week, which also boasts a title-winning duo from Bayern Munich.
Augsburg and Schalke both have a trio of players present in the Fantasy Team of the Week, which also boasts a title-winning duo from Bayern Munich.

Official Fantasy Bundesliga - Matchday 31 Team of the Week

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Schalke’s Guido Burgstaller was the cream of the clinical crop in Official Fantasy Bundesliga on Matchday 31, but who else went home with a bag full of points?

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Marwin Hitz (Augsburg, 11 points)

The Switzerland international kept his seventh clean sheet of the season as Augsburg picked up three massive points against relegation rivals Hamburg on Sunday afternoon. It was a relatively untroubled day for the 'keeper, but he was on the spot when called upon as he saved all four shots on his goal.

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Forwards

Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich, 15 points)

Another game, another brace for the Bundesliga’s top scorer – the tenth time this season he’s bagged a brace or better! The Poland captain scored goals 27 and 28 of this campaign as Bayern wrapped up the title at Wolfsburg. His second took him to 75 league goals for Bayern in just his 93rd appearance – no other player has reached that milestone quicker, not even the legendary Gerd Müller (108 games).

Guido Burgstaller (Schalke, 18 points)

The Austria international scored his first goals away from home in the Bundesliga with his third brace in just his 15th top-flight appearance. It took the 28-year-old 63 Bundesliga 2 games to score three braces. Burgstaller fired Schalke into the lead in just the sixth minute and grabbed his second just after the break.

Lars Stindl (Borussia Mönchengladbach, 15 points)

Gladbach’s captain fantastic has now scored in four consecutive games for the first time in his Bundesliga career. The skipper opened the scoring as the Foals beat Mainz 2-1, and Stindl’s six attempts on goal was more than anyone else on the pitch.

Watch: Stindl on giving his all for the team:

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Halil Altintop is the highest-scoring Turkish player in Bundesliga history with 67 goals. - © imago / Eibner