Worst Performance – Oxford Utd (H) 5.43

I’m just pleased I got to use this image again.

It’s often the case that home matches get rated harsher than away games because everyone is at a home game, and the interactions with the site increase. I certainly don’t think this was as bad as Burton, but I don’t give the scores out, you do.

Best Performance – Charlton Athletic (H) 7.83

The win against Charlton had all the ingredients you want from a game – the first at home post-Kennedy, a returning manager in the dugout, and the final arc of a redemption story that few saw coming.

The win against Charlton is right up there with the win against Sheffield Wednesday under Appleton and the victory against Derby last season. It had a bit of everything – attacking football, goals, a red card and the sweet taste of three points.

Best Individual Performance – Lasse Sorensen v Charlton Athletic (9.50)

Up until last Tuesday night, no single player across the whole EFL had reached double figures for shots in a single game. Lasse got to 11.

He deserved a goal for a performance that was so eye-catching that he may always be remembered for it. His work rate, application and endeavour all stood out, and all he was missing was a goal.