World Cup fantasy football: One of the WORST players at the last World Cup has been picked more than Cristiano Ronaldo
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We're up and running with the World Cup, which means it's time to get seriously stuck into fantasy football.
It's not too late to play , with plenty of you signing up after Thursday's opening game between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
But by now, we've got a good idea on who your favourite players on the game are.
Brazil talisman Neymar is by far and away the most picked player so far with nearly 50% of managers forking out for the PSG star, with Philippe Coutinho and Lionel Messi also firm favourites.
But Cristiano Ronaldo - the diamond of Portugal's fairly average team - is lagging well behind with just 23.3% of people selecting the Real Madrid forward.
In fact, he's not even made our top 10, with his Madrid teammate Marcelo just one of the player's who's more popular than him, with nearly 40% of managers selecting him despite his awful showing at the last World Cup.
Marcelo had a tournament to forget in Brazil four years ago, scoring an own goal in the opening game against Croatia and shipping seven goals against Germany as part of their woeful back-line, accumulating in a grand total of -5 points.
But despite that, thousands of you prefer him to Ronaldo.
It seems the 33-year-old's World Cup past is catching up with him.
The Portugal captain has played in three World Cup's - 2006, 2010 and 2014 - but has only managed a measly three goals in 13 games - which is the same total he managed at Euro 2016 alone.
, putting them behind the likes of England and Belgium.
What's more, Ronaldo is priced at an eye-watering £7.5m on Dream Team World Cup, making him the second-most expensive player on the game after Messi.
For the same amount, you could buy David De Gea (£4.5m) and Ousmane Dembele (£3.0m).