Strength of schedule is one of the biggest variables in fantasy football, but it gets considered significantly more often during the regular season than on draft day.Thats especially true when it comes to factoring in the defenders that each wide receiver will see in coverage. Thanks to a new age of player tracking, we have a better handle than ever before on these wide receiver/cornerback matchups and, with a little legwork, we can apply that knowledge to season-long fantasy leagues (as opposed to just DFS).Fortunately for you, Ive done that legwork, which included a thorough examination of each teams cornerback depth chart. I ranked each unit by focusing primarily on each teams top three corners (offenses had three wide receivers on the field for 71 percent of pass plays last season). Also taken into consideration were the talent and pedigree of each teams additional depth at the position. 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Uniteds eighth defeat of a wretched campaign means Liverpool, which currently occupies the fourth and final Champions League place, could go nine points clear of its fierce rival by beating West Bromwich Albion on Sunday. Charlie Adam scored both of Stokes goals at Britannia Stadium either side of Robin van Persies equalizer, with a miserable day for seventh-place United capped by first-half injuries to centre halves Jonny Evans and Phil Jones that forced them off.Australia Womens hopes of a fourth straight World Twenty20 title remain alive after England Women crumbled to an agonising five-run defeat in the first semi-final, in Delhi. Tammy Beaumont (32) and Charlotte Edwards (31) put on 67 for the first wicket to give England - runners up to Australia in 2012 and 2014 - the ideal start to overhauling a total of 132-6, which featured Meg Lannings second fifty of the tournament.But - with no side having successfully chased more than 124 in the tournament - Edwards side lost six wickets for 28 runs before coming up short on 127-7, after failing to score the required 13 off the final over.Australia will now play the winner of the second semi-final, between New Zealand Women and Pakistan Women, live on Sky Sports 2 from 9.30am on Thursday, in Sundays final - a match you can also watch on Sky Sports 2. Charlotte Edwards sweeps as England make a strong start to their chase Lannings side had averaged just 25.25 in the powerplay in their four group games but eased past that mark in a little over three overs as Alyssa Healy (25 off 15) and Elyse Villani (19) went on the offensive.The openers struck four boundaries each in five overs before Nat Sciver, just back on her feet after being felled by a rogue throw from team-mate Katherine Brunt, trapped Villani lbw for 19 off 20 playing across a straight one to make it 43-1.Healy struck the ball cleanly, making her failed attempt to reverse sweep Laura Marsh mystifying, but England couldnt deepen the in-roads swiftly. Danni Wyatt had a glorious chance to run out Lanning on 20 but threw at the stumps rather than into Sarah Taylors gloves, the skipper surviving to build a 36-run stand with Ellyse Perry, who contributed 10 before picking out midwicket off Sciver.Taylor, standing up to Anya Shrubsole, couldnt grasp a tough chaance when Lanning had 45 and the seamer then fumbled a run out chance with Alex Blackwell over halfway down the pitch.ddddddddddddBut the fielding picked up in the final four overs - in which Australia failed to score a single boundary as England took pace off the ball - with direct hits from the deep by Sciver and Shrubsole accounting for Blackwell (11) and Lanning late on.The momentum stayed with England as Beaumont and Edwards, the leading run-scorer in the tournament, each struck 15 runs off the first six overs - 10 extras swelling the tally to 40-0. Tammy Beaumont top-scored with 32 for England but could not push on Beaumont crashed the first six of the match, dispatching a Perry full toss over square leg for six, before Edwards brought up the fifty stand from seven overs with a reverse sweep for four off Kristen Beams.The pair improved their stand to 67 before Edwards fell right at the midway point of the innings, driving Beams to Lanning at extra cover to leave England needing 66 from 60 balls with nine wickets in the bank.Taylor - her previous best in the tournament the 16 scored against India - was dropped by Villani at long on when she had just three and it initially proved expensive as the wicketkeeper-batsman advanced to strike six over long on.Beaumonts 40-ball knock ended when she miscued Schutt to Lanning and Sciver was bowled third ball after walking across her stumps.England lost their third wicket for the addition of just eight runs when Villani juggled, but grabbed a Heather Knight chance at long on and the slump continued as the rate climbed, Taylor proving the key wicket as she was caught behind attempting to scoop Rene Farrell over Healy.Watch highlights of England Women against Australia Women on Sky Sports 2 from 6.30pm, then get our panels Verdict from 8.30pm. 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