Another gameweek across the Championship, League One and League Two produced plenty of standout performances, but a handful of players separated themselves from the rest with decisive contributions at both ends of the pitch.

West Ham's attacking trio led the way, all three finishing with a rating above 9.0, while Bolton Wanderers' Gavin Bazunu produced a huge goalkeeping display and Max Conway stood out defensively, with the highest-rated performers from all three divisions.

Here's WhoScored.com's latest EFL Team of the Week.

Gavin Bazunu (Bolton Wanderers) - 9.36 Rating

Bazunu takes his place between the posts after producing one of the standout goalkeeping performances of the gameweek.

He made 10 saves, including eight from inside the box, and no player across the three EFL divisions recorded more saves or more saves inside the box than that.

His contribution proved vital in Bolton's clean-sheet win over Cardiff, particularly with the opposition registering an xGOT of 2.32, while two high claims and two punches underlined his command of the penalty area.

Callum Styles (West Bromwich Albion) - 8.52 Rating

Callum Styles combined defensive work with an important contribution at the other end, scoring West Bromwich’s equaliser against QPR in their 1-1 draw.

He also committed five tackles, one interception and one clearance.

His ability to win the ball back was impressive to watch. The Hungarian defender also made four key passes, contested in thirteen duels, and had 40% of his team's shots on target.

Konstantinos Mavropanos (West Ham) - 8.71 Rating

Konstantinos Mavropanos scored his third goal in four games, once again showing his eye for goal from centre-back.

He paired that with five clearances and three aerial duels won, adding a tackle and two headed clearances to go with it, a display that combined defensive solidity with a genuine attacking threat.

Logan Dobbs (Gillingham) - 8.16 Rating

Logan Dobbs rounds off the defensive unit after an all-round performance, scoring the opening goal in Gillingham’s 2-0 win over Tranmere.

The 19-year-old made four clearances, two tackles and two interceptions. He also won 100% of his aerial contests and completed two headed clearances, effective both in the air and defending his own box.

Thanks to his goal, Gillingham are now five unbeaten and have kept two clean sheets in their first six games this season.

Max Conway (Bolton Wanderers) - 8.42 Rating

Max Conway produced one of the most impressive defensive displays across the EFL, recording nine tackles, one interception, five clearances and two headed clearances.

No player across the Championship, League One or League Two made more tackles than Conway this gameweek, and his relentless work rate off the ball was the defining feature of Bolton's performance.

The Bolton Left-back made a stunning 17 defensive contributions, which included two blocked shots and ten ball recoveries to earn Bolton’s second clean sheet this season and first at home.

Alex Newby (York City) - 8.97 Rating

Alex Newby was one of the most productive midfielders of the gameweek, scoring twice while registering two key passes and 19 final-third passes.

He had two shots on target, combining a clinical attacking output with the kind of ball progression that kept York on top of Swindon all day long.

The performance continues Newby’s sensational start to the season, scoring 6 goals and providing an assist.

He also leads the charts for most goal contributions in League Two so far.

Charlie McCann (Cheltenham Town) - 8.63 Rating

Charlie McCann also enjoyed a hugely productive gameweek, scoring twice and adding two key passes, 13 final-third passes and two shots on target.

It was his ability to influence the game in both attacking and possession phases, not just the goals themselves, that made this such a complete display.

McCann is now level with Alex Newby for the golden boot race in League Two.

He also completed 100% of his dribbles, made 2 clearances and 4 ball recoveries.

Ollie Banks (York City) - 8.62 Rating

Ollie Banks completes the midfield after scoring once and producing 20 final-third passes, the highest figure among the three midfielders selected.

He also created two chances, won one contest and completed the match with a passing accuracy of 88%. Banks also hit the post once while completing 100% of his dribbles and crosses.

Jarrod Bowen (West Ham) - 9.39 Rating

Jarrod Bowen was one of the standout attacking players of the gameweek, scoring once and providing an assist while creating more chances than any other player across the top three EFL divisions.

His five key passes were the most recorded by any player this gameweek, and he backed that up with 11 final-third passes and two shots on target, underlining his influence throughout the match.

Valentín Castellanos (West Ham) - 9.39 Rating

Valentín Castellanos matched Bowen's rating after scoring once and assisting another goal, while also producing three key passes, 10 final-third passes and two shots on target.

His six shots were bettered by only Alfie May and Lorent Tolaj, who both managed seven, a clear indication of just how frequently he threatened the opposition goal.

Manor Solomon (West Ham) - 9.09 Rating

Manor Solomon completes the attack after another influential performance for West Ham, scoring once and registering an assist while creating two chances.

He also made 10 final-third passes, maintained a passing accuracy of 95%, won two dribbles, and had two of his shots on target, rounding off a West Ham-heavy front three that dominated this week's selection.

WhoScored's EFL Team of the Week

WhoScored's EFL Team of the Week