Huddersfield Town, Hull City, Middlesbrough and Barnsley FC represented in Yorkshire Team of the Week
The latest Yorkshire Team of the Week - featuring Huddersfield Town, Hull City, Middlesbrough, Barnsley and more
Huddersfield Town lead the parade in our first Yorkshire Post Team of the Week for November, closely followed by Hull City, Middlesbrough and Barnsley.
Six clubs are represented in our XI in a 3-4-3 formation. And who's the boss?
Goalkeeper
Cieran Slicker (Barnsley)
Making up for lost time following injury and showed his importance as the 10-man Reds chiselled out a gutsy point against Oxford.
Defence
Jubril Okedina (Barnsley)
Strong defensive performance when he was thrown on at an early juncture following Jack Shepherd's dismissal. Commanding.
Joe Low (Huddersfield Town)
Scored a magnificent overhead kick to put Town in front at Bradford, even if the celebration left a fair bit to be desired. At the other end, he stayed resolute and strong on a memorable afternoon for him.
Sean Roughan (Huddersfield Town)
Wretched in this fixture last term, the former Lincoln City man was terrific almost 14 months on at Valley Parade. He crowned a fine display with a top-notch assist for Town's third.
Midfield
Romelle Donovan (Sheffield United)
Posed Wrexham marker Issa Kabore no end of problems in a sizzling display as United claimed an important three points on home soil.
Sebastian Berhalter (Middlesbrough)
Class day against Charlton, which started when he opened the scoring. His ball for Boro's second was exquisite.
Tim Iroegbunam (Hull City)
Showed why City were so keen to sign him in the summer with a dynamic display against Ipswich, crowned by a goal in just his second league start.
Cameron Humphreys (Huddersfield Town)
The stand-in Terriers captain was at the heart of it on derby day and was an influential figure, especially in the second half.
Forwards
Davis Keillor-Dunn (Sheffield Wednesday)
Burst back into life after a quiet couple of matches and scored a neat goal against Blackpool, his fourth in seven matches for the Owls.
Will Lankshear (Middlesbrough)
Never far away from the headlines, let's face it. Grabbed a brace to take his season's tally to 15 - the same amount that Boro's top-scorer recorded last season. His second was a peach.
Oli McBurnie (Hull City)
Zestful performance against Ipswich and showed his importance with an assist and a fine free-kick.
Manager/head coach: Martin Drury (Huddersfield Town)