Champions Wolves dominate the Coca-Cola Championship Team of the Year which was announced at Sunday night's PFA Awards.
Three of Mick McCarthy's squad have been named in a team which includes players from just six different clubs - but none from Birmingham and just one apiece from fellow promotion candidates Reading and Sheffield United.
Centre-back Richard Stearman, winger Michael Kightly and top scorer Sylvan Ebanks-Blake are all named in the side, which also contains two players each from Cardiff, Swansea and Coventry.
Cardiff are represented by their impressive centre-back Roger Johnson and star midfielder Joe Ledley, while their Welsh neighbours Swansea have seen their top scorer Jason Scotland and on-loan Espanyol midfielder Jordi Gomez get the nod.
The Sky Blues, meanwhile, have two players in the shake-up despite a disappointing campaign, with goalkeeper Keiren Westwood and England Under-21 left-back Daniel Fox voted into the team, which is completed by Sheffield United defender Kyle Naughton and Reading winger Stephen Hunt.
The League One Team of the Year is also dominated by the champions, with Leicester having three of their stars named in the side.
Top scorer Matt Fryatt leads the way after smashing 31 goals in all competitions as the Foxes bounced straight back to the Championship, and he is joined in the team by defender Jack Hobbs, who this week agreed a permanent move after his loan spell from Liverpool and midfielder Matt Oakley.
MK Dons are represented by defensive pair Sean O'Hanlon and Dean Lewington, while Leeds midfielder Fabian Delph is also in the team, a month after being named Young Player of the Year at the Football League awards.
Oldham duo Neal Eardley and Chris Taylor are also in the side, along with Peterborough winger George Boyd, Scunthorpe goalkeeper Joe Murphy and Bristol Rovers striker Rickie Lambert, who has notched 28 goals for the Pirates.
But whereas the two top divisions of the Football League have their champions well represented, newly-crowned League Two champions Brentford do not have a single player in the line-up. But long-time leaders Wycombe, who remain in pole position to clinch second spot, have three players in the team in the shape of goalkeeper Scott Shearer, centre-back David McCracken and midfielder Tommy Doherty.
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