Duff’s first league game in charge offered a glimpse of both the strengths he has inherited and the problems continuity alone won’t solve.

Four goals, 10 changes and barely a moment of concern.

Michael Duff’s imminent arrival suggests City are putting their faith in a blueprint that can survive the loss of Graham Alexander.

Replacing Graham Alexander was never going to be easy, but Michael Duff may offer City their best chance of keeping a good thing going.

A one-goal lead ought to feel precarious, but City are becoming experts at making fine margins look remarkably comfortable.

Not every question was answered, but a much-improved display offered timely evidence City are moving in the right direction.

Sloppy errors contributed to a second straight Bantams defeat that firmly punctures the feelgood vibes.

City’s penalty shootout victory over Burnley added another memorable chapter to a remarkable start to the season.

City laid down a significant marker at Hillsborough, combining resilience, maturity and quality to preserve their 100% record.

City overwhelmed Posh with a performance of intelligence and attacking promise. The challenge now is proving it against stronger opposition.

City 0 Bolton 1 – the play-off dream ends in narrow defeat, but a season of progress and unforgettable moments leaves lasting pride.

After a first leg that offered few answers, Bradford City and Bolton head to Valley Parade still locked in a tie waiting for its meaning.

Bolton Wanderers and Bradford City head into their play-off semi-final locked together in almost every meaningful measure.

From Wembley glory to crushing heartbreak, Bradford City’s play-off history has had it all.

Exeter 1 City 2 – A professional display in Devon confirms a fourth-place finish and sets up a semi-final with Bolton Wanderers.

Humphrys has shown flashes of real quality, but his best position remains unclear, raising wider questions about his fit in City’s system.

City 1 Bolton 1 – the Bantams are still not over the line after another afternoon of drama, leaving everything riding on a final-day trip to Exeter.

City 1 Argyle 1 – a nervy night ends all square, and the Bantams are almost there.

Barnsley 2 City 2 – chaos turned into control and then back into chaos again, leaving the Bantams with work to do.

City 0 Stevenage 1 – the Bantams were left frustrated as Stevenage’s stubborn low block turned a scrappy encounter into a grind they ultimately won.

City 1 Northampton -0 – It wasn’t pretty, but it was enough. The Bantams handled the tension, battled a determined Northampton side, and claimed a vital victory.

City’’s system has brought defensive solidity and creative flair, but one glaring issue remains: a central striker who can consistently find the net.

City 1 Mansfield 1 – a rare draw for the Bantams keeps them in a strong position.

Vale 0 City 2 – The Bantams extended their play-off cushion and made another big statement.

What started as frustration became fuel, as City and their fans turned anger into one of the most electrifying finishes of the season.

City 2 Orient 1 – Against the odds and a chaotic officiating display, City’s bravery shines through.

City 2 Posh 0 – A rampant Bantams tore Peterborough apart in a breathtaking display of pressing, power, and precision.

Luton 2 City 1 – The Bantams attacking struggles continue, and with form dipping, they face a crucial run-in to protect their play-off hopes.

January stripped some of the optimism of Bradford City’s early-season surge. But with 8 out and 7 in, the Bantams remain well placed to make this a season to savour.

City 1 Doncaster 0 – A week of noise, pressure and doubt ended with a calm, hard-earned win and a moment of Tyreik Wright magic.

Lincoln 3 City 0 – A night to forget for the Bantams: dominated, outplayed, and slipping down the table.

Town 1 City 0 – A feeble display at Huddersfield brings deserved criticism, but perspective remains essential after a season of overachievement.

Bradford City fell short against the league leaders, but this was a defeat that revealed far more encouragement than disappointment.

Alex Pattison is a player of rare quality and frustrating fragility – he will be fondly remembered for the role he played in City’s revival.

Mansfield 3 City 0 – the worst performance of the season halts recent progress

City 2 Wigan 1 – yet more home drama, yet more home success.

City 2 Reading 0 – the (winning) beat goes on

Bolton 3 City 0 – a meek cup exit suggests end of the road for some

City 1 Exeter 0 – a hard-fought victory sees the Bantams end their winless streak, but issues remain.

Bolton 0 City 0 – goalless, but plenty of positivity to take.

It’s been an excellent start to the season for Bradford City, but not so much recently…

City 1 Burton 2 – A first home defeat of the season dampens the vibes

City 0 Lincoln 0 – a bruising stalemate.