SEVEN clubs feature in our latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week with Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, Doncaster Rovers and Huddersfield Town afforded two player nominations apiece.
And who is the manager following a mixed weekend for White Rose clubs?
Here's the XI in a 3-4-3 formation.
Goalkeeper: Joe Lumley (Sheffield Wednesday)
A risky pass for Huddersfield Town second goal aside, the experienced custodian produced a strong performance at the Accu Stadium. Made a miraculous save to deny Terriers' danger man Derensili Sanches Fernandes in the first half.
Defence: Sean Grehan (Doncaster Rovers)
The Ireland under-21 captain crowned an excellent week for club and country by helping Rovers to a second clean sheet on the spin and a vital three points against Burton.
Aden Baldwin (Bradford City)
Produced a commanding display against Leyton Orient in Michael Duff's first game in charge. Looks a Duff sort of player. Big, strong, reliable.
Gabriel Gudmundsson (Leeds United)
Produced a barnstorming showing, offensively and defensively at champions Arsenal. Expert cross for Justin's cross and kept Saka quiet going the other way.
Midfield/wing: Tahith Chong (Sheffield United) Surprise starter on the right for United, but excelled and the highlight proved to be a well-taken goal in the keynote win over Lincoln. Afforded a standing ovation when he came off.
Aidan Morris (Middlesbrough)
Covered every blade of grass in a top midfield showing against a promotion rival in Wolves.
Archie Collins (Huddersfield Town)
Coming along nicely and was involved in both of Town's goals against Wednesday.
Leon Ayinde (Doncaster Rovers)
Posed Burton plenty of issues with a pace and helped himself to the only goal of the game, a smart one.
Forwards: Derensili Sanches Fernandes (Huddersfield Town)
Continued his intoxicating start to life at the Accu Stadium and Wednesday struggled to handle him, Reece James especially. Another goal too, let's hope his knee issue is a minor one after he was replaced late on.
Patrick Bamford (Sheffield United)
Scored a smart first against the Imps and a classy volleyed second to exhibit his attacking talents.
Tommy Conway (Middlesbrough)
Full of industry and threat down the left against Wolves and his cross for Lankshear's breakthrough was a beauty.
Manager/head coach: Chris Wilder (Sheffield United)