HT: 1 - 0

Within minutes of the re-start the City manager, Colin Todd, changed the look of his team to a more attack minded one when he bought on Joe Brown and Ben Muirhead to add that bit of pace that had been absent from their play.    It worked at first and for the first time in the game it looked as if Bradford might be able to get something out of the game.

They were to ignore the threat of Lee Thompson to their cost.

It was a short pass from Tich that played in Russell Penn for a marvelous one two for our second goal and Russ's first for the club.    Penn picked up the ball on the edge of the area passed it to Lee who then passed it back and with the City defenders calling for offside Penn slipped it past the man Mountain of a keeper for a cracking goal.

Twenty minutes from the end and City got themselves back into the game after a period of intense pressure on the Harriers goal.    The two subs combined for a corner kick with Muirhead taking the set piece and Brown getting the highest to nod the ball home.

City made another change and we bought on Gareth Sheldon in place of Michael Blackwood and for the last ten minutes of the game we had to withstand some more pressure from City that almost culminated in an undeserved equaliser when the ex Leeds pro, David Wetherall, struck the foot of the post with an effort from outside the area and Brown almost scored again with a drive that went into the side netting.

With three minutes added time it was getting nerve wracking for the home fans but eventually the final whistle blew and the lads got the first standing ovation heard at Aggborough for a long time.

O'Connor has got this team playing really well now and, with luck and the wind in the right direction, I think he could be the man to take us to Cardiff.