GRAHAM ALEXANDER praised Bradford City’s character after snatching a late equaliser at Grimsby Town.
Bradford captain Richie Smallwood, pictured, converted a penalty two minutes into added time, snatching three points away from 10-man Grimsby. Denver Hume was sent off for conceding that last-gasp spot-kick after his Grimsby team-mate, Curtis Thompson, looked as though he was going to be the difference with a second-half opener. Bradford manager Alexander was happy as his men came from behind. “I’m happy with the players,” he said.
“They had one shot on target – which was the goal – but after that we brought on our substitutes and had a bit more energy and expansion. “I’m not saying we should have won it, but we could have.” Chances were few and far between in the opening 45 minutes as Daniel Oyegoke dragged wide for Bradford and team-mate Tyler Smith forced Grimsby goalkeeper Jake Eastwood – on as an early substitute – into a save.
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