Bradford v Fleetwood

Fleetwood travel to Valley Parade bidding to take the next step in a remarkable journey. As recently as 2010, Fleetwood were plying their trade in the Conference North, playing sides such as Vauxhall Motors and Blyth Spartans. Now they find themselves three games away from Championship Football, and the opportunity to test themselves against sides such as Sunderland, Leeds and Aston Villa.

They need to get past Bradford first of course, and that won't be an easy feat - the Bantams are unbeaten at home all season and will fancy their chances of banking a first leg lead. At a shade of odds on, Bradford are probably about the right price to be honest, and we prefer to look to the corners markets for the value in this one.

If the league was decided by corners, Bradford would be cruising this season. At home, they have been awarded the most corners of any side in the division, and conceeded the fewest as well - 179 to 77, while Fleetwood are in a decent negative number on their travels as well.

Bradford would have covered the -2 corner handicap in 13 of their 23 home games this season, and actually gained at least 6 more than their opponents in 11 of those. They look a good bet to dominate with their width once again, and should be backed to do so.

Bradford on the Corner Handicap (-2) at 17/20 with Betfair

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