Sheffield United dominate; Leeds United control midfield; Barnsley playmaker is back; Sheffield Wednesday and Doncaster Rovers represented - Team of the Week

SOMEWHAT unsurprisingly, Sheffield United lead the way with four representatives in our latest Yorkshire Post Team of the Week following their superlative result against Arsenal.

Here's our latest line-up in a 4-2-3-1 formation.

Sheffield United players dominate our Team of the Week.placeholder image
Sheffield United players dominate our Team of the Week.
Brad Collins (Barnsley).
Outstanding performance to thwart Swansea on several occasions at the weekend and had a fine afternoon's work.placeholder image
Brad Collins (Barnsley). Outstanding performance to thwart Swansea on several occasions at the weekend and had a fine afternoon's work.
Chris Basham (Sheffield United).
Intercepted, headed, tackled and covered. An immaculate performance from one of the Blades' big unsung heroes.placeholder image
Chris Basham (Sheffield United). Intercepted, headed, tackled and covered. An immaculate performance from one of the Blades' big unsung heroes.
John Egan (Sheffield United).
Another dominant performance from the Irishman, who is proving one of the form defenders in the top-flight. Part of a backline who have conceded the fewest goals in open play of any Premier League side this term. Bravo.placeholder image
John Egan (Sheffield United). Another dominant performance from the Irishman, who is proving one of the form defenders in the top-flight. Part of a backline who have conceded the fewest goals in open play of any Premier League side this term. Bravo.
Dominic Iorfa (Sheffield Wednesday).
Turned in another mighty performance in Cardiff and is a player with confidence coursing through his veins.placeholder image
Dominic Iorfa (Sheffield Wednesday). Turned in another mighty performance in Cardiff and is a player with confidence coursing through his veins.
Gjanni Alioski (Leeds United).
Looked as likely as anyone for Leeds on Saturday and his drive, energy and enthusiasm is positively infectious. Should have scored a second-half goal, mind.placeholder image
Gjanni Alioski (Leeds United). Looked as likely as anyone for Leeds on Saturday and his drive, energy and enthusiasm is positively infectious. Should have scored a second-half goal, mind.
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