Yorkshire's Team of the Week: Sheffield United, Huddersfield Town and Harrogate players take a bow

A drum roll please for Huddersfield Town, Sheffield United and Harrogate Town. Four teams are represented in total in our side, in a 5-4-1 formation.

And who gets the manager’s vote?

Goalkeeper: James Belshaw (Harrogate Town)

The graduate stepped up with honours, making a clutch of key saves as Harrogate again showed their liking for a derby with an excellent victory over Doncaster Rovers in front of the TV cameras.

Defence: Alfie Gilchrist (Sheffield United)

Clearly relishes a tackle and continued to endear himself to Unitedites with a whole-hearted, strong performance in East Yorkshire. Only downer was an injury issue late on.

Anthony O’Connor (Harrogate Town)

Got his head or body on everything on the night and proved a rock at the back against Donny as the Sulphurites claimed a big three points.

Harry Souttar (Sheffield United)

Showed why Chris Wilder was so keen to bring him to the club with a dominant display in East Yorkshire. No signs of jet-lag following his international exertions at all. Well played.

Nigel Lonwijk (Huddersfield Town)

Produced his most convincing performance to date and was part of a masterful team display from Town across the Pennines at troubled Bolton.

Josh Sims (Harrogate Town)

Tenacious, non-stop and ultra-committed. Sums up Harrogate’s ethos against Rovers.

Midfield: Gus Hamer (Sheffield United)

Scored a classy goal at Hull and continues to look like a player who has the measure of the Championship. Quality performer.

Antony Evans (Huddersfield Town)

Went close with a first-half header before managing to get on the scoresheet in the second period after being presented with a gift. At the heart of an excellent Town away-day.

Barry Bannan (Sheffield Wednesday)

Pulled the strings as he does for the Owls and scored a brilliant late goal, which should have been enough. Alas.

Ellis Taylor (Harrogate Town)

Showed plenty of evidence as to why Simon Weaver recently referred to him as a ‘gem.’ Scored with a fantastic glancing header. Great performance against Doncaster.

Forward: Josh Koroma (Huddersfield Town)

Plundered a brace, including one from the spot and was a menace to Bolton’s shaky rearguard.

Manager/head coach: Michael Duff (Huddersfield Town)

Orchestrated a thumping 4-0 win at Bolton at the end of a trying run of three straight defeats with what he called the closest thing to a ‘complete performance’.