Hull City, Sheffield Wednesday and Doncaster Rovers represented in Yorkshire Team of the Week

Still, there were some highlights, most notably for Hull City and Doncaster Rovers, while there was some welcome representation for relegated Sheffield Wednesday, following a plucky show out east.

Here's the latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week line-up.

Goalkeeper

Pierce Charles (Sheffield Wednesday)

Excellent showing from the highly-rated young ‘keeper and without him, Hull would have been afforded a much larger margin of victory.

Defence

Neill Byrne (Doncaster Rovers)

The Bradford City loanee has proved a shrewd January signing, reinforced by events at Oakwell.

Matty Pearson (Doncaster Rovers)

Continued his mini-renaissance as Rovers secured back-to-back clean sheets in the league for the first time since late August. His partnership with Byrne was a good one at his old stomping ground.

Adilson Malanda (Middlesbrough)

Boro's best of another day of frustration at Blackburn. Started many attacks from the back; shame those further forward weren't as accomplished.

Paddy McNair (Hull City)

Showed his versatility with an accomplished display at left-back. Set up a goal as well.

Midfield

Andre Brooks (Sheffield United)

Found the net against Wrexham and was the Blades' biggest attacking threat by some distance.

Cameron Humphreys (Huddersfield Town)

Scored a fine goal as was the main positive on another tough day on the road for Town at Plymouth.

Matt Crooks (Hull City)

Again showed his prowess as a goalscoring midfielder with a key contribution for the Tigers.

Tyreik Wright (Bradford City)

The Bantams' go-to player of late and scored for the third time in his past four matches, albeit in a losing cause at Burton.

Forwards

Jamal Lowe (Sheffield Wednesday)

Crowned a lively appearance with a goal at the MKM Stadium.

Kyle Joseph (Hull City)

Caused plenty of bother for the Owls on a day when he scored and contributed an assist. Tireless display.

Manager/head coach: Grant McCann (Doncaster Rovers)