The final four of King of the Loanees for Doncaster Rovers

Voting over the last few days has seen our initial 32 players cut down to four.

And it is once again down to you who will progress to the final on Sunday.

What a final four it is too with Mallik Wilks going head to head with Sam Johnstone while Ryan Mason will face Herbie Kane.

Rovers have a pretty good record of cherry picking promising young talent from other clubs for loan moves.

Plenty have made excellent impressions in their temporary spells, but we want to know who you think made the biggest impact in their time at the club in the last 15 years.

We selected 32 loanees, excluding any that went on to enjoy permanent spells at Rovers. Those 32 were then drawn into eight groups of four before voting commenced on Twitter.

The top two from each group progressed to the last 16, where they were paired off into head to head matches.

Voting for these semi-finals will take place at noon and 6pm on Saturday, March 28 on our Rovers Twitter account @FreePressRovers and be open for four hours.

The final will take place between noon and 6pm on Sunday, March 29.

GROUP STAGE RESULTS

GROUP A

2nd (12%) – Jordan Houghton – 2016/17 and 2017/18, 76 apps, 2 goals

4th (2%) – Matt Kilgallon – 2010/11, 12 apps

1st (80%) – Mallik Wilks – 2018/19, 55 apps, 16 goals

3rd (6%) – Ross McCormack – 2005/06, 19 games, 5 goals

GROUP B

4th (6%) – Frederic Piquionne – 2011/12, 8 games, 2 goals

3rd (13%) – Joseph Mills – 2010/11, 19 apps, 2 goals

1st (62%) – Ryan Mason – 2010/11 and 2011/12, 20 apps, 1 goal

2nd (19%) – Elliott Ward – 2009/10, 6 games, 1 goal

GROUP C

2nd (23%) – Niall Ennis – 2019/20, 32 apps, 6 goals

1st (51%) – Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, 2009/10, 14 games, 5 goals

3rd (15%) – Jonathan Forte – 2006/07, 58 games, 13 goals

4th (11%) – Cameron John – 2019/20, 21 apps, 3 goals

GROUP D

1st (58%) – Carl Ikeme – 2011/12, 15 apps

3rd (8%) – Remi Matthews – 2015/16, 9 apps

2nd (30%) – Federico Macheda – 2013/14, 15 apps, 3 goals

4th (4%) – Kazenga LuaLua – 2008/09, 4 games

GROUP E

1st (78%) – Sam Johnstone – 2013/14 and 2014/15, 32 apps

4th (4%) – Lynden Gooch – 2015/16, 10 apps

3rd (6%) – Conor Grant – 2015/16 and 2016/17, 43 apps, 5 goals

2nd (12%) – Paul Downing – 2018/19, 22 apps

GROUP F

2nd (28%) – Enda Stevens – 2013/14 and 2014/15, 46 apps, 1 goal

3rd (14%) – Jordon Mutch – 2009/10, 17 games, 2 goals

4th (4%) – Cameron Stewart – 2015/16, 28 apps, 4 goals

1st (54%) – Iain Hume – 2012/13 36 apps, 7 goals

GROUP G

3rd (8%) – Ben Sheaf – 2019/20, 38 apps, 1 goal

1st (55%) – Seny Dieng – 2019/20, 32 apps

2nd (30%) – John Lundstram – 2012/13, 14 apps

4th (7%) – Keshi Anderson – 2015/16, 9 apps, 3 goals

GROUP H

4th (1%) – Uche Ikpeazu – 2014/15, 7 apps

2nd (15%) – Jason Shackell – 2009/10, 23 apps, 1 goal

1st (82%) – Herbie Kane – 2018/19, 49 apps, 7 goals

3rd (2%) – Fabien Robert – 2011/12, 13 games, 2 goals

ROUND OF 16 RESULTS

R16.1 – Mallik Wilks 93% v Elliott Ward 7%

R16.2 – Ryan Mason 55% v Jordan Houghton 45%

R16.3 – Jay Emmanuel-Thomas 85% v Federico Macheda 15%

R16.4 – Carl Ikeme 43% v Niall Ennis 57% AET

R16.5 – Sam Johnstone 90% v Enda Stevens 10%

R16.6 – Iain Hume 73% v Paul Downing 27%

R16.7 – Seny Dieng 59% v Jason Shackell 41%

R16.8 – Herbie Kane 91% v John Lundstram 9%

QUARTER-FINALS RESULTS

QF1 – Mallik Wilks 82% v Jay Emmanuel Thomas 18%

QF2 – Ryan Mason 68% v Niall Ennis 32%

QF3 – Sam Johnstone 70% v Seny Dieng 30%

QF4 – Iain Hume 19% v Herbie Kane 81%

Saturday. March 28

12pm – Mallik Wilks v Sam Johnstone

6pm – Ryan Mason v Herbie Kane

Sunday, March 29

12pm – Final