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Bantams display the best yet, says Duff

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The Football League Paper Team
25 October 2026

By Simon Edwards

OXFORD UNITED 0
BRADFORD CITY 0
OXFORD: Cumming 7, Currie 7 (Kioso 63, 6), Brown 8, Helik 7, Spencer 7, Brannagan 7 (Sibley 81), Andrews 7, Dembele 7, Goodrham 7 (Harris 62, 6), Missanga 6 (Emakhu 62, 6), O’Donkor 6 (Lynch 76, 6). Subs not used: Eastwood, Long
BRADFORD: McCracken 6, Pratt 6, Baldwin 7, Pennington 7, Touray 7, Connolly 7, Sarcevic 7, O’Keeffe 7, Swan 7 (Powell 57, 6), Lapslie 7 (Morgan 81), Jackson 7 (Phillips 80, 6). Subs not used: Beesley, Dawson, Gillesphey, Pointon
Att: 10,835 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref:...

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