Pick Your League Two Fantasy Football Team

Free to play: click here for details

At long last, there's a proper Fantasy Football game for fans of teams that play in the League Two. Vital Football has teamed up with The Daily Telegraph and FourFourTwo to give Rotherham fans the chance to select from the best players in the division and build and manage a winning team. There's £5,000 in cash up for grabs and, best of all, it's absolutely free to play!

To get the most out of the game, select your team and then join Vital Football's very own Super League for Rotherham followers. So, as well as competing for the main £5,000 prize fund with everybody else up and down the country, you'll also be able to aim for the title of best fantasy manager amongst users of this site.

How to join the Vital Football League for Rotherham Fans
Once you've registered, select the 'Join League' option from your My Team page and submit the following two bits of information:

Super League name: Vital Rotherham
Password: vital

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Playing the game
The game invites you, the manager, to pick a team of eleven players using an imaginary budget of £10million. The players you choose score points for you depending on their performances on the pitch in this season's League Two and FA Cup, starting on Saturday, August 9, 2008.

Players score points for scoring goals, setting up goals (assists) and, for goalkeepers and defenders, preventing goals. All players lose points for red and yellow cards and missing penalties. The aim of the game is to score the highest number of points you can - the more points your team accumulates, the better your chances of winning one of the cash prizes.

You can buy and sell players throughout the season, testing your skill in the transfer market. At the end of the game, the manager with the highest number of points wins £3,000. Simple as that.

Click Here to select your free team.

Register before 12.45pm on August 9 to score from the start.

Join the FREE Telegraph League Two Fantasy Football League!

Click here to join in the debate on the club forum.