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Wolverhampton Wanderers dominate the PFA League One Team of the Year as five players from Kenny Jackett's side are selected in the lineup.

Five players from champions Wolverhampton Wanderers have been selected in the PFA League One Team of the Year.

Keeper Carl Ikeme, defenders Sam Ricketts and Danny Batth, along with midfielders Kevin McDonald and Bakary Sako, were the players that made the cut from Kenny Jackett's side.

Meanwhile, defender Jake Bidwell and midfielder Adam Forshaw were selected from promoted side Brentford.

Peterborough United striker Britt Assombalonga and Coventry City's Callum Wilson also made the team after both players scored over 20 goals for their respective teams this season.

Rotherham United midfielder Ben Pringle and Sheffield United defender Harry Maguire completed the lineup.

PFA League One Team of the Year: Ikeme, Ricketts, Maguire, Batth, Bidwell, Sako, McDonald, Pringle, Forshaw, Assombalonga, Wilson.

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