TEAM OF THE WEEK: Spoilt for choice as we select from Sheffield United, Barnsley, Bradford City, Doncaster Rovers, Hull City, Huddersfield Town, Leeds United, Middlesbrough, Rotherham United and Sheffield Wednesday

Who has made the final cut? Find out here.

Goalkeeper: Richard O’Donnell (Bradford City)

One goal conceded in his first three league games this season - and back-to-back clean sheets. The experienced custodian would have certainly taken that ahead of the big kick-off.

Defence: George Baldock (Sheffield United).

Never gave Crystal Palace Patrick van Aanholt a moment’s peace in a buccaneering display. A happy and rewarding time for the defender, who signed a new deal on Monday.

Richard Wood (Rotherham United)

Back to his forceful and belligerent best, with his defensive organisation and relish for the battle being a sight to behold at Burton.

Ben Williams (Barnsley)

Afforded himself a handy confidence boost with a zestful and accomplished display against a lively Charlton outfit. Augurs well.

Midfield: John Lundstram (Sheffield United)

Chris Wilder’s decision to maintain faith with him reaped a harvest by way of his match-winning contribution against Palace.

A non-stop, aggressive display laced with quality; very much in the Unitedite mould under Wilder.

Adam Forshaw (Leeds United)

Produced a classy performance against one of his former clubs and was at the hub of everything for Leeds. When Forshaw is purring, he is a fine player to watch.

Kevin Stewart (Hull City)

Caught the eye at a venue where Brentford have had plenty of their own way over the last few years and was arguably the stand-out midfielder on show at Griffin Park.

James Coppinger (Doncaster Rovers).

Found the net for the 15th successive season for Rovers with a typically sweet curler - how many times he has done that during his time at the club?

Remains a bewitching talent on his day, even accounting for his senior status. His free-kick led to Rovers’ winner, too.

Forwards: James Vaughan (Bradford City)

Worked his proverbials off, with his masterful and assertive performance crowned by a goal. Early days, but his partnership with Clayton Donaldson has the makings of a strong one.

Patrick Bamford (Leeds United)

What a difference a week makes.

After fluffing his lines against Forest, Bamford survived a bit of a character examination and all power to him for being in the right place at the right time to score two ‘striker’s goals’ at Wigan.

Jarrod Bowen (Hull City)

A second successive inclusion for Hull’s talisman, who found the net for the second weekend running and oozed menace throughout. Plus ca change.

Manager: Chris Wilder (Sheffield United).