Leeds United, Middlesbrough, Hull City and Bradford City among clubs represented in Yorkshire Team of the Week

No less than EIGHT clubs are included in our latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week.

Lots of runners and riders in Cheltenham week - and it was a good week for Middlesbrough and Leeds United.

Here's the line-up in a novel 4-3-2-1 formation.

Goalkeeper

Zander Clark (Doncaster Rovers)

Made a penalty save at Plymouth Argyle and was a solid performer throughout.

Defender

Luke Ayling (Middlesbrough)

Insatiable performance at QPR. Made some key blocks at vital times and some lovely skill proved the precursor to Boro's killer second.

Murray Wallace (Huddersfield Town)

Town's best outfield player by a distance against Rotherham. Wholly committed at the back and came up with the hosts' first shot on target.

Jaka Bijol (Leeds United)

Bolstered his claims for a Premier League recall with a commanding performance against Norwich in the cup.

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Jaka Bijol helped Leeds United sweep Norwich City aside. | George Wood/Getty Images

Gabriel Gudmundsson (Leeds United)

Crowned a fine display with a super goal. Having a fine season.

Midfield

Hayden Hackney (Middlesbrough)

Another bewitching showing that conveyed just why many regard him as being one of the top players in the Championship, if not the top one. Sublime curler made it 3-0 at Loftus Road.

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Hayden Hackney played a starring role in Middlesbrough's destruction of Queens Park Rangers. | Yui Mok/PA Wire

John Lundstram (Hull City)

At the heart of City's good moments against Millwall.

Aidan Morris (Middlesbrough)

Hackney got the bouquets with his stunner, but the American ran the game at Rangers.

Attacking midfield

Vimal Yoganathan (Barnsley)

Showed everything that is good about him with an all-action display against Exeter. Notched an excellent goal.

Antoni Sarcevic (Bradford City)

Up to double figures now and showed his importance to the Bantams' cause with a cool double.

Forward

Jerry Yates (Sheffield Wednesday)

Put gloss on an indefatigable display with a clinical header at Derby. Emptied the tank.

Manager/head coach: Kim Hellberg (Middlesbrough)

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