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BILLY THE WHIZZ HITS WINNER

By Stephen Thirkill
DELIGHTED Bradford boss Stuart McCall praised his side’s determination after they moved a step closer to securing a playoff spot.
Billy Clarke’s seventh goal of the season proved to the difference as Bradford edged past a battling Walsall.
The Saddlers had chances to go into the break ahead but failed to take them.
And the fighting Bantams stepped up the pressure in the second half to snatch three more vital points.
McCall said: “We had to battle very hard to get the win, but it is a great win for us.
“We were not at our best in the first half but...

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