Each week EA Sports creates a FIFA Ultimate Team Team of the Week (TOTW) based on players in the real world that are in form for that week. Take a look at the team that will be available for one week from 9th April at 6pm.
Juan Mata – The Spaniard had been putting in solid but unnoticeable performances for his new club Manchester United since he signed in January. That was of course until this weekend gone by in which he scored a delightful free-kick, sent the keeper the wrong way before placing it in the net for his second. Mata finished off the day setting Januzaj up for a goal using a lovely piece of skill.
John Stones – The lad has been thrown into the deep-end after Jagielka’s injury, however he continues to impress as part of a well organised Everton team. He was one of the reasons Arsenal were kept out during a victory over the Gunners, proving himself to be a wonderful prospect for the future.
Tom Hitchcock – Most of you won’t know who he is unless you’re a QPR (parent club) or Rotherham (on loan) fan. He will have cemented his name with the Millers after a substitute appearance led to a match winning hat-trick vs Gillingham. A vital three points in the final push for an automatic promotion place.
Starting XI
- GK: Sven Ulreich – VfB Stuttgart (Germany)
- CB: Heiko Westermann – Hamburger SV (Germany)
- CB: Pepe – Real Madrid (Spain)
- CB: Vasily Berezutskiy – CSKA Moskva (Russia)
- CDM (LW): André Ayew – Olympique de Marseille (France)
- CDM: Camacho – Málaga CF (Spain)
- LM: Adel Taarabt – Milan (Italy)
- RM (CAM): James Rodríguez – AS Monaco (France)
- CAM: Juan Mata – Manchester United (England)
- ST (LW): Clint Dempsey – Seattle Sounders (United States)
- ST: Salomón Rondón – Zenit St. Petersburg (Russia)
Substitutes & Reserves
- GK: Lukas Hradecky – Brøndby IF (Denmark)
- CB: John Stones – Everton (England)
- CDM: Dalibor Stevanovič – Śląsk Wrocław (Poland)
- RM: Jason Puncheon – Crystal Palace (England)
- ST: Mattia Destro – AS Roma (Italy)
- ST: Tom Hitchcock – Rotherham United (England)
- ST: Declan O’Brien – Drogheda United (Ireland)
What do you make of the choices? Anyone you think deserved a place? Feel free to send us your thoughts on Twitter @TheXboxHub
