37' Minute –
Commentator (Ian Darke):
"Oh, now that's a let-off. Out of nothing—Hull almost snatch one back."
Bradford had been in full control. Ball retention, tempo, flow—it was all clicking. But football doesn't always punish mistakes—it waits. Then strikes when you least expect.
It began with a heavy touch from Lowe just inside the opposition half. He tried to recover, but Hull pounced. A quick turnover. Their No. 10 sprang into life, a one-touch layoff to the striker, and suddenly the middle of the park opened up like a wound.
Commentator:
"Chapman just a second late there… and now Bradford are exposed!"
Hull's striker surged between Bianchi and Kang Min-Jae, a burst of pace putting him one-on-one with Matthew Cox.
Time slowed. The noise dipped.
Cox didn't wait. He charged out of his area like a shot, arms wide, body low, reading the angle.
The Hull striker took the shot low and early—looking to slip it under the keeper.
