With the country in lockdown, many fans have turned to Football Manager for their footballing fix, and we will show you the fans favourite from League One.<\/p>\n
According to gaming platform Steam, a record-breaking 189,464 users played the simulation game during the last weekend in March.<\/p>\n
Now, Football Manager has shown us which players from the football league are performing best in-game.<\/p>\n
The Sky Bet League One best XI has some expected inclusions but also some surprises too.<\/p>\n
Between the sticks is Rotherham United’s Daniel Iversen<\/a>, who at just 22-years-old will be a favourite for any FM fan looking to build for the future.<\/p>\n Oxford United’s<\/a> centre-back\u00a0Rob Dickie<\/a> has been hotly tipped for a move up the leagues<\/a>, topping the list for interceptions per match this season, according to WhoScored.com<\/a>. Ipswich Town’s Luke Woolfenden – <\/a>yet another young prospect – joins Dickie in the line-up in the heart of the defence.<\/p>\n Joe Jacobson<\/a> of Wycombe Wanderers lines up alongside Coventry City’s Fankaty Dabo<\/a> in the full-back positions. Jacobson has netted nine times this season, whilst Dabo has been part of the best defence in the league, conceding only 30 goals.<\/p>\n The best midfielders according to Football Manager users appears to be a trio of youth and experience.<\/p>\n Paul Coutts’<\/a> inclusion is no surprise. The Scotsman is second for pass success percentage (85.9) this season and a wise head may tempt FM fans.<\/p>\n Oxford’s Cameron Brannagan<\/a> – another one to watch – has seven assists this campaign and at 23-years-old, his potential growth will likely attract managers in-game.<\/p>\n Bristol City loanee, Liam Walsh<\/a>, currently at Coventry City, makes up the trio, a popular choice for his box-to-box energy.<\/p>\n In attack, Ivan Toney<\/a> leads the line, with pace in abundance and a prolific goalscoring record<\/a>, he’s an obvious choice.<\/p>\n Portsmouth forward Ronan Curtis<\/a>, who’s netted 11 times this season from out wide, takes the left-wing spot. Meanwhile, Burton Albion’s Lucas Akins<\/a> completes the side, the winger offers great versatility to FM fans.<\/p>\n Main Photo<\/p>\nThe Midfield Trio<\/h3>\n
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