Hull City, Bradford City, Leeds United and Huddersfield Town represented in Yorkshire Team of the Week
The latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week including Hull City, Bradford City and Huddersfield Town men
NO less than EIGHT clubs are represented in our final Yorkshire Post Team of the Week for the 2025-26 regular season.
There's two votes apiece for Hull City, Bradford City and Huddersfield Town and representation also for Leeds United and the two Sheffield clubs.
Here's the line-up and who is the boss?
Goalkeeper
Ivor Pandur (Hull City)
Kept calm in a tense second-half as Hull City got over the line against Norwich City, with Middlesbrough doing them a huge favour at Wrexham.
Defence
Lasse Sorensen (Huddersfield Town)
At his buccaneering best at Wimbledon. Scored after a brilliant run and also went close with a header as Town enjoyed themselves immensely on the final day.
Joe Wright (Bradford City)
Strong performance as the back as the Bantams did what they had to do at Exeter.
Max Lowe (Sheffield Wednesday)
A typically smooth and controlled showing as Wednesday secured three points on a historic afternoon at Hillsborough.
Midfield
Jack Holmes (Rotherham United)
Milestone day as the youngster scored his first senior professional goals, a brace for the Millers at Adams Park.
Anton Stach (Leeds United)
Fantastic goal crowned an outstanding showing against Burnley.
Antoni Sarcevic (Bradford City)
Showed what he brings to the table with another final-day moment at St James Park.
Sydie Peck (Sheffield United)
Showed just why a number of top-flight clubs are on his trail with a fabulous second-half performance at Derby, with the gloss arriving by way of a well-struck goal as United signed off with a flourish.
Cameron Humphreys (Huddersfield Town)
Magnificent showing in the number 10 role for Town against the Dons in his final loan outing for the club.
Forwards
Billy Sharp (Doncaster Rovers)
The old master was not going to go quietly at Doncaster Rovers. Bagged a superb hat-trick to take his career tally to 299 goals in his Rovers swansong, surely someone will give him a chance to make it 300?.
Oli McBurnie (Hull City)
The big-game player showed up big-time to haul the Tigers into the play-offs.
Manager/head coach: Daniel Farke (Leeds United)