JPT(N) QF: (A) Sheffield Utd, Tuesday Nov 8, 2011. K.O. 7:45PM. D1-1, W6-5 on Pens

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Stats: Sheff Utd - Bradford C:
Possession: 49 - 51%
Shots on target: 7 - 5
Shots off target: 6 - 6
Fouls: 6 - 9
Corners: 3 - 3

Ref: Mark Haywood (Wakefield).
Yellow cards:
Sheffield Utd: McDonald (90+2 min.)
Bradford C: None.

SHEFFIELD UTD: 1. Steve Simonsen, 33. Elian Parrino (53), 19. Harry Maguire,
15. Neill Collins, 30. Marcus Williams, 32. Matt Phillips, 8. Michael Doyle,
27. Kevin McDonald, 26. Billy Clarke, 21. Chris Porter, 9. Ched Evans (65).
SUBS: 25. George Long (GK), 2. Matthew Lowton (53), 11. Ryan Flynn, 18.
Matty Harriott, 24. Erik Tonne (65).

BRADFORD C: 1. Jon McLaughlin, 2. Simon Ramsden, 36. Marcel Seip, 6. Luke
Oliver, 3. Luke O'Brien, 16. Chris Mitchell, 8. Ritchie Jones, 4. Michael
Flynn, 11. Jack Compton (80), 39. Craig Fagan, 10. Ross Hannah (68).
SUBS: 34. Matt Duke (GK), 9. James Hanson (80), 12. Steve Williams, 21.
Nahki Wells, 35. Jamie Devitt (68).

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Tuesday evening match report

JPT (N) QF
Sheffield U (1) 1 Philips 27
Bradford C (1) 1 Flynn 40

Bradford City win 6-5 on penalties.

Att: 5,692 (Televised)

By Simon Parker (T&A)

Bradford City moved breathlessly into the last eight of the JPT after a
third straight penalties win at Sheffield United.

Chris Mitchell buried the decisive spot-kick after Jon McLaughlin, playing
his first game of the season, had saved three penalties in the tensest of
shoot-outs.

City had two great chances to take an early lead with headers.

First Ross Hannah nodded over from Jack Compton's inviting cross. Then Steve
Simonsen athletically denied Craig Fagan from a centre by Hannah.

Chris Porter blazed behind for the Blades but they made the Bantams pay for
those early missed opportunities with a thumping Matt Phillips strike after
27 minutes.

But City equalised five minutes before the break with an even better effort
from Michael Flynn, the skipper's fifth goal of the season - and the team's
first for four games.

The Bantams more than matched their higher-level opponents and pressed at
the start of the second half. Both centre halves went close from Chris
Mitchell's corner as the visitors hunted a second.

The game remained open but could not find a winner so once again it was down
to the lotteries of penalties. And once again, City pulled out the winning
ticket as they had done against Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield.

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JPT DRAW: OLDHAM AWAY

By Simon Parker (T&A)

City were today handed another away draw in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy
with a trip to Oldham in the northern area semi-finals.
T
he game at Boundary Park, which will take place in the week beginning
December 5, means a reunion with former Bantams Tom Adeyemi and current
Latics skipper Dean Furman.


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