Leeds United, Sheffield United, Hull City and Huddersfield Town represented in Yorkshire Team of the Week
A feast-or-famine type of weekend for Yorkshire's clubs, which is reflected in our latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week.
It is dominated by four clubs, with the rest enduring tough afternoons.
Here's the line-up in a 3-5-2 formation. And who gets the manager's vote?
Goalkeeper
Ivor Pandur (Hull City)
Not many candidates in truth, but the Croat gets the vote following his second successive home clean sheet for rejuvenated Hull.
Defence
Tyler Bindon (Sheffield United)
His future remains unclear, but the loanee made the most of his return to the Blades starting line-up with a goal and a dominant performance against the Blues.
Jaka Bijol (Leeds United)
Imposing in the air and tidy on the deck as Leeds enjoyed themselves immensely on Saturday evening.
Charlie Hughes (Hull City)
Showed all his defensive prowess on a day when the Tigers moved up to fourth with a hard-fought win over West Brom.
Midfield
Lynden Gooch (Huddersfield Town)
Brilliant against Rotherham with a couple of assists and a smartly-taken goal.
Ethan Ampadu (Leeds United)
Delivered a complete performance against Palace, crowned by a rate goal. His long throws created carnage.
Gus Hamer (Sheffield United)
Form is temporary, class is permanent. Found the net in cute finish and was more more like his old self after casting aside his woes against West Brom with a fine showing against Birmingham.
Callum O'Hare (Sheffield United)
Hamer's willing accomplice was on-message versus Blues and gloss on a high-octane performance arrived by way of a rare headed goals.
Leo Castledine (Huddersfield Town)
Town's form player and class act again displayed his aplomb and notched his fifth goal in six matches.
Forwards
Bojan Radulovic (Huddersfield Town)
Fully justified his return to the starting XI with a neat goal to crown a silky performance against the Millers. Strong all-round showing and a first goal in seven outings.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Leeds United)
One of the Premier League's real form strikers and proving a leader of the pack.
Wonderful night against Palace with two goals as he became the first United player in 22 years to score in five successive top-flight matches. Are you watching Thomas Tuchel...
Manager/head coach: Lee Grant (Huddersfield Town)