WhoScored.com take a look at their EFL team of the week, with the likes of Watford, Bradford, Leeds, Derby and Wrexham all represented.

Goalkeeper: Daniel Bachmann (Watford) - 8.89 rating

Daniel Bachmann was the star performer in Watford's 0-0 home draw with Hull having returned a WhoScored.com rating of 8.89 over the weekend. The Austrian made a total of six saves in the stalemate, including a first half penalty stop to deny Ozan Tufan.

Centre-back: Will Aimson (Exeter) - 8.37 rating

Exeter extended their unbeaten run to nine games as they defeated Northampton 2-1 at Sixfields Stadium. Will Aimson claimed the player of the match award having earned a WhoScored.com rating of 8.37, with the centre-back netting his fifth league goal of the campaign on Saturday afternoon. The 30-year-old also made six clearances, three tackles and three interceptions in the win.

Centre-back: Sonny Bradley (Derby) - 8.22 rating

Derby held firm to all but seal their spot in the Championship next season as they claimed a 1-0 win at Cambridge. Centre-back Sonny Bradley was key in the narrow victory, as evidenced by a WhoScored.com rating of 8.22. Indeed, the 32-year-old made 15 clearances and won 12 aerial duels in a clean-sheet attaining display.

Centre-back: Eiran Cashin (Derby) - 8.34 rating

Remaining at the Cledara Abbey Stadium, Eiran Cashin claimed the player of the match award in Derby's win at Cambridge as he returned a WhoScored.com rating of 8.34. Cashin made five clearances, five interceptions and four tackles in the 1-0 victory, while an additional 10 aerial wins capped a solid rearguard display.

Right midfield: George Thomson (Harrogate) - 8.64 rating

Harrogate and MK Dons played out an eight-goal thriller at the EnviroVent Stadium on Saturday afternoon and while the Sulphurites ultimately crashed to a 5-3 home defeat, George Thomson excelled in the loss. Thomson netted twice, and struck the woodwork a further two times against MK Dons, while a further three aerial duels won saw him yield a WhoScored.com rating of 8.64.

Central midfield: Isaac Hutchinson (Walsall) - 8.30 rating

Isaac Hutchinson took his assist tally to 11 for the season when he provided for Ryan Stirk early on in Walsall's eventual 3-2 defeat to Bradford. That assist came from one of four key passes, and he was unfortunate not to score as he struck the woodwork with one of six shots. An additional nine tackles saw Hutchinson return a WhoScored.com rating of 8.30.

Central midfield: Karamoko Dembele (Blackpool) - 8.36 rating

Blackpool gave their final day playoff hopes a huge boost with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Barnsley at Bloomfield Field, with Karamoko Dembele vital. The midfielder registered his 12th and 13th league assists of the season, those coming from three key passes, while Dembele also fired off six efforts on goal on his way to a WhoScored.com rating of 8.36.

Left midfield: Crysencio Summerville (Leeds) - 9.26 rating

With a WhoScored.com rating of 9.26, Crysencio Summerville nails down the left wing spot in the EFL team of the week. The Dutch winger was directly involved in three of Leeds' four goals at Middlesbrough on Monday night, netting with two of three shots and providing an assist with one of two key passes. The 22-year-old also made three tackles, two interceptions and completed one dribble in a fine all-round showing.

Striker: Kyle Wootton (Stockport) - 9.17 rating

Stockport celebrated their title success with a fine 4-2 home win over Accrington with Kyle Wootton shining for the League Two champions. The striker netted twice against Accrington, getting the better of Radek Vetek with two of six shots, and won seven aerial duels on his way to a WhoScored.com rating of 9.17.

Striker: Ollie Palmer (Wrexham) - 9.53 rating

With a WhoScored.com rating of 9.53, Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer is the EFL player of the week. Wrexham made light work of Crewe at the Mornflake Stadium, with Palmer on hand to contribute to two of three goals in a 3-0 win. The 32-year-old netted with one of three shots and provided the assist for Paul Mullin's goal on the stroke of half time with one of three key passes.

Striker: Andy Cook (Bradford) - 8.74 rating

Andy Cook was the hero for Bradford as the experienced forward scored one and assisted another in the Bantams' eventual 3-2 win at Walsall. Those came from respective returns of two shots and one key pass, while 10 aerial wins saw Cook land a WhoScored.com rating of 8.74.

See who made the EFL Team of the Week

See who made the EFL Team of the Week