3 – 1
“James Tilley breaks the deadlock with the opening goal to give AFC Wimbledon an early advantage”
“Marcus Browne doubles AFC Wimbledon's lead just before half-time to put them in commanding position”
Pivotal“Mathew Stevens effectively seals the victory with AFC Wimbledon's third goal”
Pivotal“Stephen Humphrys scores for Bradford City to reduce the deficit and give them hope”
AFC Wimbledon delivered a commanding performance to secure a comprehensive 3-1 victory over Bradford City, with the result effectively settled by the 67th minute. James Tilley opened the scoring early with a well-taken finish, before Marcus Browne doubled the advantage just before half-time to put the Dons firmly in control. Bradford manager made tactical changes at the break, bringing on fresh legs in Baldwin and Pointon, but Mathew Stevens extended Wimbledon's lead midway through the second half. Stephen Humphrys pulled one back for the visitors after his introduction as a substitute, but it proved too little too late as Wimbledon comfortably saw out the victory to boost their League One campaign.
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