The latest Yorkshire Team of the Week - with Middlesbrough and Doncaster Rovers among those represented
Middlesbrough and Doncaster Rovers lead the way in our latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week.
All told, no fewer than eight clubs are represented in our XI. And who is the boss?
Here's the line-up.
Goalkeeper
Tommy Simkin (Doncaster Rovers)
Plenty of competition for the goalkeeping jersey this week, with the Rovers loanee just getting the nod ahead of James Trafford and Michael Cooper. He saved everything Sheffield Wednesday threw at him in the second-half on derby day.
Defence
Corey O'Keeffe (Bradford City)
The former Barnsley man continued his promising start at Bradford City with an impressive performance at Oxford United.
Semi Ajayi (Hull City)
The ex-Rotherham United defender was in commanding form at the back as the Tigers claimed a hard-earned Premier League point versus Brentford.
Jayden Bogle (Leeds United)
Continued his strong form this term with a buccaneering showing at Sunderland.
Midfield
Riley McGree (Middlesbrough)
Pulled the strings superbly with Aidan Morris on a five-star night for Boro in Bolton.
Alex Hunt (York City)
Crowned an eye-catching display with a welcome goal as the Minstermen got back to winning ways at home to Port Vale.
Owen Bailey (Doncaster Rovers)
Form is temporary. Class is permanent. Rovers' captain rediscovered his goal-scoring form with vengeance, netting a brace in the hosts' derby win over the Owls.
Cameron Humphreys (Huddersfield Town)
Another captain's knock from the stand-in skipper as Town maintained their express form at the top of League One. He was involved in both goals against Wigan.
Forwards
Tommy Conway (Middlesbrough)
The striker-turned left-winger was too hot to handle for Bolton's harassed backline.
Paul Mullin (Rotherham United)
Showed his finishing ability with two contrasting, but deadly finishes against Shrewsbury. He is up to eight for the season now and the Millers are going to need him going forward.
Amario Cozier-Duberry (Middlesbrough)
Excelled on his reunion night with former club Bolton - with gloss arriving by way of an emphatic finish to put Boro 4-1 up.
Manager/head coach: Grant McCann (Doncaster Rovers)