18:15 GMT, Saturday, 4 October 2008 19:15 UK
Bradford 1-1 Luton
Venue: Valley Parade Date: Saturday, 4 October Kick-off: 1500 BST
Coverage: Commentary on BBC Radio Leeds 774 AM and DAB
A late header from Michael Spillane rescued a draw for Luton at Bradford.
Bradford were reduced to 10 men when left-back Paul Heckingbottom was sent off for a second bookable offence before they took the lead.
Spillane's attempted clearance fell to Barry Conlon and he took advantage to put the home side ahead.
But Spillane atoned for his error when Ed Asafu-Adjaye swung the ball into the Bradford goalmouth for him to equalise after 86 minutes.
Bradford: Evans, Ainge, Lee, Clarke, Heckingbottom, Colbeck, McLaren, Furman, Daley, Thorne (O'Brien 83), Michael Boulding (Conlon 78).
Subs Not Used: McLaughlan, Topp, Nix.
Sent Off: Heckingbottom (75).
Booked: Heckingbottom, Colbeck.
Goals: Conlon 79.
Luton: Logan, Asafu-Adjaye, Spillane, Worley, Davis (Howells 37), Gnakpa, Keane, Hall, Jarvis (Charles 82), Emanuel (McVeigh 46), Martin.
Subs Not Used: Brill, Plummer.
Booked: Martin, Gnakpa, Keane.
Goals: Spillane 86.
Att: 13,083
Ref: Graham Laws (Tyne & Wear).
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