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POINT MADE BY BOSSES HUGHES AND SIMPSON…

LEAGUE TWO MIDWEEK ROUND-UP
By John Lyons

CLASH: Bradford’s Ryan East, left, and Carlisle’s Joe Garner

MARK Hughes and Paul Simpson both took the positives after Bradford and Carlisle played out a goalless draw in Tuesday night’s big clash.
The visiting Cumbrians were the better team in the first half, but Bradford held sway in the second. The Bantams’ Andy Cook, League Two’s two scorer, saw his effort hit the bar in the second half, while Carlisle sub Jordan Gibson almost won it at the death, but his shot struck the inside of the post.
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