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Alexander hails Bobby as Bantams hit the top

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 September 2026

By Mike Drury

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LUTON: Shea 6, Johnston 7, Andersen 6, Odoffin 6 (Kodua 84), Ashby 5, Walsh 6, Gore 6 (Wells 75, 6), Lawrence 6 (Jones 75, 6), Palmer 7 (Clark 67, 6), Richards 6 (Donley 75, 6), Marshall 6. Subs not used: Keeley, Naismith
BRADFORD CITY 1
Pointon 4
BRADFORD: McCracken 8, Pratt 6, Baldwin 7 (Gillesphey 84), Pennington 7, Touray 7, Connolly 7, Pointon 7 (O’Keeffe 84), Neufville 7 (Morgan 62, 6), Sarcevic 7, Jackson 8, Beesley 6 (Powell 62, 6). Subs not used: Dawson, Humphrys, Phillips
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