Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Middlesbrough players dominate Team of the Week

Up front - Sheffield Wednesday's Connor Wickham celebrates scoring his side's first goal at Bristol City (Picture: PA)Up front - Sheffield Wednesday's Connor Wickham celebrates scoring his side's first goal at Bristol City (Picture: PA)
Up front - Sheffield Wednesday's Connor Wickham celebrates scoring his side's first goal at Bristol City (Picture: PA)
IT’S back. With the Championship and Premier League having now resumed, we thought it was high time to give The Yorkshire Post’s Team of the Week another outing.

A good weekend for Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Middlesbrough, for sure. Here’s our line-up in a 3-5-2 formation.

Goalkeeper

Joe Wildsmith (Sheffield Wednesday)

Team of the Week - 
Barnsley's Mads Anderson fails to score with a chance in stoppage time. (
Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)Team of the Week - 
Barnsley's Mads Anderson fails to score with a chance in stoppage time. (
Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
Team of the Week - Barnsley's Mads Anderson fails to score with a chance in stoppage time. ( Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)

Made a majestic first-half save to deny Nathan Baker and produced an accomplished, commanding display at Ashton Gate on a stand-out Sunday lunch-time for the Owls.

Defence

Ben White (Leeds United)

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Was not put off by a blatant elbow from Fulham’s Aleksandar Mitrovic and was cool and unflappable throughout - just as he has been for the vast majority of a seamless season.

Playmaker - Leeds United's Pablo Hernandez is challenged by Tom Cairney (Picture: Simon Hulme)Playmaker - Leeds United's Pablo Hernandez is challenged by Tom Cairney (Picture: Simon Hulme)
Playmaker - Leeds United's Pablo Hernandez is challenged by Tom Cairney (Picture: Simon Hulme)

Dominic Iorfa (Sheffield Wednesday)

Imperious at the back and continued his generally excellent campaign. Stood tall throughout against Bristol City.

Mads Andersen (Barnsley)

The Dane’s mini-renaissance continued with a sound and disciplined performance against Millwall. Good to see.

Forward - Middlesbrough's Ashley Fletcher (left) and Stoke City's James Chester (Picture: PA)Forward - Middlesbrough's Ashley Fletcher (left) and Stoke City's James Chester (Picture: PA)
Forward - Middlesbrough's Ashley Fletcher (left) and Stoke City's James Chester (Picture: PA)

Midfield

Djed Spence (Middlesbrough)

Took his chances with both hands after being recalled by Neil Warnock and showed drive and energy going forward and diligence in his defensive duties.

Pablo Hernandez (Leeds United)

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