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Don Valley Stadium
Don Valley Stadium - Rotherham United
Rotherham United
0-0
Bradford City
Tuesday 28 September 2010
League Two
Attendance: 3,872
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Recent record
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ROTHERHAM UNITED
BRADFORD CITY
Starting XI
Starting XI

League Stats

Total League record up to this game: This was League game number 3455
made up of:
Level 1: 0 (0%)
 
Level 2: 982 (28.42%)
Level 3: 1,999 (57.86%)
League 1 / Div 3: 1,196  Div 3 North: 803 
Level 4: 474 (13.72%)
PWDL FAGDG.AvgWin %
3455 1300 865 1290 5106 5073 33 1.01 37.63%
League games vs Bradford City: P61 W28 D11 L22
League games played at this ground: 52 games
Total League record up to this game: This was League game number 4207
made up of:
Level 1: 468 (11.12%)
Premier League: 76  Division 1: 392 
Level 2: 1,226 (29.14%)
Level 3: 1,584 (37.65%)
League 1 / Div 3: 877  Div 3 North: 707 
Level 4: 929 (22.08%)
PWDL FAGDG.AvgWin %
4207 1531 1080 1596 5932 6011 -79 0.99 36.39%
League games vs Rotherham United: P61 W22 D11 L28
League games played at this ground: 3 games
2010
/11

DT92 Members at this game:

Cotswoldstokie
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Rubbish game! Rotherham 0 - 0 Bradford Andy Warrington was Rotherham's hero as he prevented lowly Bradford City from claiming the Yorkshire derby honours. The veteran goalkeeper was in top form as he made a wonder save to deny Omar Daley just before the break before then putting in a second-half super show. Warrington twice denied Tom Adeyemi and then somehow kept out an effort from visiting defender Steve Williams. It was a frustrating night for the Millers' leading scorer Adam Le Fondre, who saw his best effort deflected wide. All the first-half chances fell the Millers' way, Kevin Ellison heading just over, then going close with a curling free-kick before Jason Taylor shot just wide. Le Fondre then saw his shot brilliantly turned away for a corner before Nicky Law's effort was also saved by goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin. Bradford's only attempt on target came in first-half injury-time when Daley's shot was touched over by Warrington. But the struggling Bantams refused to lie down after the break, Rotherham having to rely on the excellence of Warrington, who made three top-class saves in the space of five minutes. Bradford City manager Peter Taylor told BBC Radio Leeds: Their goalie had a wonderful night, we could have won the game, but I was pleased with the work rate and the commitment was there. We started very well, it was quite an even game in the first half, but in the second, with the chances we created, I'm a bit disappointed we haven't won. Omar [Daley] did very well tonight, he was very, very tired at the end of the game - we could have done with him staying out there longer, but we didn't want to over-tire him. We're still looking for a striker on loan, if the right one becomes available we'll have a go at it, but James Hanson is getting better and Michael Flynn was nearly on the bench tonight, so that's encouraging. Live text and stats Tuesday, 28 September 2010 Npower League Two Home Team Score Away Team Time Rotherham 0-0 Bradford FT (HT 0-0) Hide team line-ups and match stats Rotherham 01 Warrington 03 Neweyyellow card05 Cresswell 17 Mullins 22 Geohaghan 04 Harrison (Bradley 72) 07 Law (Warne 80) 08 Taylor 15 Ellison 09 Pope (Taylor 80) 10 Le Fondre Substitutes 30 Annerson, 06 Fenton, 23 Holden, 16 Warne, 18 Bradley, 21 Marshall, 20 TaylorBradford 01 McLaughlan 03 O'Brienyellow card05 Rehman 06 Oliveryellow card12 Williams 16 Duff 07 Daley (Hendrie 76) 08 Doherty (Speight 68) 20 Adeyemi 22 Bullock 09 Evans Substitutes 13 Saxton, 27 Horne, 11 Hendrie, 23 Syers, 10 Speight, 19 Moult, 25 ChilakaRef: Webster Att: 3,872