Kevin McDonald's third win as Bradford City caretaker manager followed the script.
The Scot's first substitute, fresh from his midweek goal and red-card combination, Emmanuel Osadebe, had barely been on the field five minutes when he got on the end of a classic Wimbledon-style flick-on, held off his man and calmly found the net. On an afternoon of few chances, that was game set and match.
Bradford had started the game well, but Andy Cook's deflected shot in the third minute was the start of a frustrating afternoon for the striker, who seemed to get wound up by himself, referee Scott Simpson, his team-mates and just about everything else. Simpson' pickiness added to a bitty game and Matty Platt was in the book as early as the seventh minute for a cynical foul on Omar Bugiel.
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