Cambridge dominated the Team of the Week ratings this week.

Here's the WhoScored Sky Bet League Two TOTW and the top five performers who stood out for their goals, creativity, and defensive work.

Albert Adomah (Walsall) – 9.18 Rating

Albert Adomah was the driving force behind Walsall’s 3-0 win over Crewe Alexandra.

He opened the scoring with a composed finish in the first half, assisted the second goal with a clever delivery, and sealed the victory with a stoppage-time strike to complete a perfect performance.

Adomah was involved in almost every attacking move, taking three shots, completing three dribbles, and making one key pass.

Defensively, he contributed six recoveries and contested 12 duels, showing work-rate and versatility.

This performance was the second-highest WhoScored rating of his career, proving that even at 38, he remains a game-changer for Walsall.

His leadership and experience were evident throughout the 90 minutes.

Louis Appere (Cambridge) – 8.67 Rating

Louis Appere was a standout performer in Cambridge’s 5-0 thrashing of Gillingham.

He assisted the opening goal before scoring himself to make it 2-0 inside the first half, helping Cambridge take full control early.

Appere had four shots, two on target, and created three key passes, showing both his goal threat and playmaking ability.

He has now scored two goals and provided an assist in his last two games, taking his season tally to seven.

Appere’s movement off the ball, intelligent positioning, and ability to combine with teammates make him a constant threat, particularly in the final third.

His confidence and composure in front of goal make him a vital asset for Cambridge’s title push.

Dominic Ball (Cambridge) – 8.55 Rating

Dominic Ball, Cambridge’s skipper, was central to their midfield dominance in the 5-0 win.

He scored one goal, provided an assist, created two key passes, and made three recoveries.

Ball showed composure on the ball and great awareness, controlling the tempo and linking defence to attack effectively.

This marked his first goal and assist of the season, but it was his overall influence on the game that stood out.

Ball’s leadership, tactical discipline, and ability to read the game allowed Cambridge to control possession and exploit gaps in Gillingham’s defensive structure.

Marvin Ekpiteta (MK Dons) – 8.37 Rating

Marvin Ekpiteta produced another commanding performance for MK Dons in their 2-1 win against Swindon Town.

He scored the match-winning goal and was a rock defensively, winning ten aerial duels—the most in the game and among the top in League Two this week.

Ekpiteta made 12 defensive contributions, including three tackles, two interceptions, six clearances, and a blocked shot.

His presence provided security at the back while also contributing to set pieces and attacking threats.

Ekpiteta has scored in consecutive gameweeks and is showing that he can influence the game both defensively and offensively.

The MK Dons defender has now delivered two of the three highest-rated performances of his career in back-to-back appearances.

Sully Kaikai (Cambridge) – 8.31 Rating

Sully Kaikai completes the top five with another dynamic performance for Cambridge.

He scored the fourth goal in the 5-0 win over Gillingham, taking his season tally to eight goals and making him the joint-top scorer for the title-contending side.

Kaikai created two key passes, won six of seven ground duels, and used his pace to constantly stretch Gillingham’s defence.

His attacking runs, combination play, and ability to finish chances under pressure made him one of the standout performers of the match.

Five of WhoScored's top performers in Sky Bet League Two

Five of WhoScored's top performers in Sky Bet League Two