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Sky Sports brings you Fantasy Six-a-Side, our brand new free-to-play game, offering you the chance to win £10,000 every Super Sunday simply by selecting six players. Sky Sports brings you Fantasy Six-a-Side, our brand new free-to-play game, offering you the chance to win £10,000 every Super Sunday simply by selecting six players.The game returns for the second edition with a blockbuster clash as Manchester United attempt to get their campaign back on track when they host title favourites Arsenal, live on Sky Sports 1HD at 2.05pm. Pick your team Already know how to play? Pick your Fantasy Six-A-Side team here for the chance to win ￡10,000. All you have to do is select six players from the two sides, including your Elite Player from the four most valuable players, then sit back and keep track of your teams scores via our dedicated Match Centre, with regular updates powered by Opta, match stats and a live leaderboard.Unlike other fantasy games, your selected players are rewarded for every save, tackle, pass or shot, while you only have to wait for 90 minutes of action to be completed to see whether youve won the jackpot.Heres a guide for picking your Six-a-Side line-up…Step 1: Pick your Elite Player Manchester United v Arsenal Elite Players Choose one Elite Player from the pool of four Elite Players available from the two clubs. An Elite Player is best described as a player that is in-form and likely to have a significant impact on the game, with Mesut Ozil, Olivier Giroud, Juan Mata and Anthony Martial making up this weeks selection quartet.Step 2: Pick five Team PlayersThe remaining five spots in the team must be filled from all the other Team Players from the two clubs. There are no player values, formations or position requirements.Step 3: Pick a Power Play periodYour team will score double points during your chosen 15-minute Power Play period.Step 4: Predict the golden goal & submit your teamIn the event that two or more managers are tied on the same number of points at the end of the match, the prize will be awarded to the manager that has made the closest prediction for the minute of the first goal scored.Once your selection is confirmed, you can make unlimited changes to your team and Power Play period up until the Game Round deadline, which for this weekend is 2.05pm on Sunday.Scoring pointsFantasy Six-a-Side offers greater depth and appreciation for performances than any other Fantasy game, rewarding your selections with a more detailed point system. No longer will you be left pulling you hair out when your players put chances on a plate for their team-mates, only to see them hit row z.For example, Mesut Ozil racked up a game-high of 92 points against Leicester, winning two free-kicks, making three interceptions, completing six crosses and a firing a solitary shot on goal to supplement his 60 completed passes and six chances created, including an assist for Danny Welbecks dramatic winner.For a full explanation of the Fantasy Six-A-Side points system click here.Merson picks his sideWeve called upon the expertise of the Soccer Saturday and Fantasy Football Club pundit Paul Merson to pick his side for the match. Heres who hes selecting...Paul Mersons XI: Olivier Giroud, David de Gea, Aaron Ramsey, Alexis Sanchez, Morgan Schneiderlin, Mephis DepayMerse says: Most will be going with Mesut Ozil as their Elite Player but hes gone off the boil recently for me and I fancy Giroud to expose Uniteds defensive frailties.Then Id have De Gea in as hes different class and likely to be busy. The saves he made against Chelsea two weeks ago were just unbelievable.Ramsey and Sanchez have to be in there as well as they create and score goals while, with United having more possession than any other side this season, Schneiderlin should rack up plenty pass points and also has a goal in him.The one many will be surprised about is Depay because hes obviously struggled this season. However, I think the kid will turn into a quality footballer and Sunday could be the day when he steps up. Take on Merse Think you can beat Merses VI? Pick your team here win ￡10k. Discount Jordan 4 Royalty . 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His first stop after the layoff is the clay in Rio as he tests the back and tries to stay healthy for the French Open in three months. Sweden isnt known for its cricketers. Or even its baseball players. Its a proud Scandinavian nation that gave the world Vikings, Abba, Volvo cars, and flat pack furniture. Not willow bats and leather balls. So the mystery deepens as to how a Swedish holidaymaker walked into a game of beach cricket in Sri Lanka, and started launching the local bowlers into the hotel pool.Earlier this month I was - working, I shall quickly add, not sipping cocktails by that pool watching sixes splash into the deep end - in Negombo, a fishing town turned tourist hub just north of Colombo. Between interviewing crab fishermen for my writing assignment, I wandered across the sand to an ad hoc game of beach cricket. Joining the throng of keen Sri Lankans, players drawn from kids barely in high school to men who could be their granddads, there was a single foreigner - apart from me, of course. As I was there working, I decided to take some photos. Rather than walk in when the bowler started his run-up, I squatted in the covers and set my focus. The rough sand track was quickly deteriorating, and length balls either grubbed, leapt or stopped dead in the craters.One of the locals, a lean young man who held the bat right at the top of the handle, fiercely clipped every other ball high over the boundary. The balls he missed darted past his leg stump, had him plumb lbw - if there were umpires - or scuttled across the beach like those famous Negombo crabs. Still, he hit high and hard, and entertained until a leading edge dropped into the tourists crocodile-snapping hands at midwicket.Now, we cricketers are adept at judging, or thinking we can judge, ability by the slightest movement of our fellow players. If the tourist had turned his palms up to the sky and watched the ball into his hands, Id have been certain he was an Aussie. He certainly wasnt English, not with that caramel tan, and the shadow of a six-pack faithfully seeing his body out of a middle age where hed obviously taken care of his physique.Whoever he was, I guessed the locals thought him extraneous to their game until he took a catch. Just another idle foreigner curious about this sport of stick ball. Now he was part of the action he was asked if he wanted a bat. Sure, he shrugged his shoulders. Why not?As he walked to the crease, I asked him where he was from.Sweden.Have you played cricket before?Never. The lean kid handed over the bat. The Swede looked at it, the bowed blade. He inspected the front, and then the back, and tested a grip. He held it like a man preparing to chop down a tree. A pine tree in a snowy forest. Then he faced the bowler. The locals smiled and readied for action, yet the energy of their knockabout had definitely been killed by humouring the foreigner, the smiling novice standing at the crease in his blue trunks and tanned chest, gently wafting the bat up and down..ddddddddddddTo add some context to what happened next, Chris Gayle made history when he hit the first ball of a Test match for six. On his debut for the Authors CC, Iain OBrien hit his first two balls out of the HAC ground in London, after a bottle of wine at lunch.The Swede swiped his first ball - in any form of cricket - high over cow corner.Is that good? he asked.Very good, said the chuckling keeper. A maximum.The Swede smiled. He had very white teeth. I get another ball?Yes, yes. The keeper laughed. He shouted something in Sinhalese at the bowler, probably a bit of gentle abuse.True, the first delivery had been a slow lob, some sympathy for the man holding the bat like a child. So the next ball was a yard quicker, and it pitched on a length around off stump. And the Swede scythed straight and hard, a sort of golf drive, except this target wasnt sitting on a plastic tee, it was skewering off a sandy wicket and it didnt matter because hed absolutely middled it into the palm trees behind mid-on.This is fun, said the Swede. He was already setting his stance, despite the fact the ball was still being retrieved from a litter of coconut husks.The bowler, embarrassed by the sixes, hurled down the next delivery faster still. And the Swede did the same to that ball, and the two after. Now the Sri Lankans chattered. Some joked. Some looked annoyed. Then the lean kid, whod cleared the boundary half as many times as the Swede, came on to bowl. He was sharp, slingy, firing in a yorker first ball.The Swede picked him off his toes and put him over square leg. The lean kid shouted at a fielder. He wasnt smiling like the Swede, who was now replaying some of his shots. He had no idea how good he was. Hed lifted six or seven consecutive deliveries over the rope. Sure, Sobers launched six of the best decades earlier, but that was on a grass wicket after years of practice.It would take a ball to pitch and roll to bowl the Swede out. A freak delivery to dismiss the freak of nature. In total I counted eight or nine sixes in a row. A fifty in fewer than two overs.Is that it? he asked, turning around to see the tennis ball stopped at the base of the stumps.Nobody said anything, so I piped up and told him that was it. Youre out.Oh. He smiled with those very white teeth.Thank you. He gave the bat to the dumbstruck keeper, and waved good bye.I watched him stride across the sand and back to the hotel, where he vanished into the dark of the lobby. And that was it.I want to neatly finish this article with some sage words on unorthodoxy, how coaches can remove talent as much as they can make it. But it was more baffling than that. It was the greatest debut, and greatest final innings, Ive ever seen. Certainly by a Swede. ' ' '