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Date Time Home Away Venue 3-Aug 14:00 GMT Bristol City V Bradford Date Time Home Away Venue 3-Aug 14:00 GMT Bristol City v Bradford City Ashton Gate 10-Aug 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Carlisle United Coral Windows Stadium 17-Aug 14:00 GMT Port Vale v Bradford City Vale Park 24-Aug 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Sheffield United Coral Windows Stadium 31-Aug 14:00 GMT Stevenage v Bradford City The Lamex Stadium 7-Sep 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Brentford Coral Windows Stadium 14-Sep 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Colchester United Coral Windows Stadium 21-Sep 14:00 GMT Gillingham v Bradford City MEMS Priestfield Stadium 28-Sep 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Shrewsbury Town Coral Windows Stadium 5-Oct 14:00 GMT Walsall v Bradford City Banks's Stadium 12-Oct 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Tranmere Rovers Coral Windows Stadium 19-Oct 14:00 GMT Crawley Town v Bradford City Broadfield Stadium 22-Oct 18:45 GMT Preston North End v Bradford City Deepdale 26-Oct 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Wolverhampton Wanderers Coral Windows Stadium 2-Nov 15:00 GMT Crewe Alexandra v Bradford City The Alexandra Stadium 16-Nov 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Coventry City Coral Windows Stadium 23-Nov 15:00 GMT Milton Keynes Dons v Bradford City stadium:mk 26-Nov 19:45 GMT Bradford City v Notts County Coral Windows Stadium 30-Nov 15:00 GMT Oldham Athletic v Bradford City Boundary Park 14-Dec 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Leyton Orient Coral Windows Stadium 21-Dec 15:00 GMT Peterborough United v Bradford City London Road Ground 26-Dec 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Rotherham United Coral Windows Stadium 29-Dec 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Swindon Town Coral Windows Stadium 2014' 1-Jan 15:00 GMT Notts County v Bradford City Meadow Lane 4-Jan 15:00 GMT Carlisle United v Bradford City Brunton Park 11-Jan 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Bristol City Coral Windows Stadium 18-Jan 15:00 GMT Sheffield United v Bradford City Bramall Lane 25-Jan 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Port Vale Coral Windows Stadium 28-Jan 19:45 GMT Bradford City v Preston North End Coral Windows Stadium 1-Feb 15:00 GMT Wolverhampton Wanderers v Bradford City Molineux Stadium 8-Feb 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Crewe Alexandra Coral Windows Stadium 15-Feb 15:00 GMT Coventry City v Bradford City Ricoh Arena 22-Feb 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Milton Keynes Dons Coral Windows Stadium 1-Mar 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Stevenage Coral Windows Stadium 8-Mar 15:00 GMT Brentford v Bradford City Griffin Park 11-Mar 19:45 GMT Colchester United v Bradford City The Weston Homes Community Stadium 15-Mar 15:00 GMT Bradford City v Gillingham Coral Windows Stadium 22-Mar 15:00 GMT Shrewsbury Town v Bradford City Greenhous Meadow Stadium 25-Mar 19:45 GMT Bradford City v Walsall Coral Windows Stadium 29-Mar 15:00 GMT Leyton Orient v Bradford City Matchroom Stadium 5-Apr 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Oldham Athletic Coral Windows Stadium 12-Apr 14:00 GMT Rotherham United v Bradford City The New York Stadium 19-Apr 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Peterborough United Coral Windows Stadium 21-Apr 14:00 GMT Swindon Town v Bradford City County Ground 26-Apr 14:00 GMT Bradford City v Crawley Town Coral Windows Stadium 3-May 14:00 GMT Tranmere Rovers v Bradford City Prenton Park.
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