Bradford City v Huddersfield Town

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Saturday 31 Oct 2026

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Valley Parade • 

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Bradford City Huddersfield Town1 is a professional football club based in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and one of the region’s best-known sporting institutions. Founded in 1903, the Bantams play their home matches at Valley Parade, officially the University of Bradford Stadium, a historic ground with a capacity of around 24,840. The club competes in the English Football League and earned promotion to League One after winning the 2025 League Two play-off final. Bradford City’s greatest cup triumph came in 1911, when the team beat Newcastle United to win the FA Cup; the club remains the only side to have lifted the trophy while playing in claret and amber. Other landmark achievements include reaching the League Cup final in 2013 and competing in the Premier League for two seasons, from 1999 to 2001. Celebrated players associated with the club include Stuart McCall, Bobby Campbell, John Hendrie and Nahki Wells. Known for passionate supporters and a strong community identity, Bradford City continues to pursue success in league and cup competitions while building on more than a century of football history. Fans and visitors can experience that heritage at Valley Parade, where the club’s distinctive colours and atmosphere are central to matchday.

Huddersfield Town Football Club is a professional English club founded in 1908 and known to supporters as the Terriers. Based in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, the club plays its home matches at the John Smith’s Stadium, a modern venue shared with Huddersfield Giants rugby league club. Town competes in the English Football League and has a proud history in domestic competitions. Under manager Herbert Chapman, Huddersfield became the first club to win three consecutive English league titles, claiming the First Division championship in 1923–24, 1924–25 and 1925–26. The Terriers also won the Huddersfield Town0 in 1922 and lifted the FA Charity Shield that year. These honours remain defining milestones in the club’s story and place Huddersfield among the most successful teams in early English football. Notable figures associated with the club include influential manager Herbert Chapman and captain Clem Stephenson, while generations of players have represented the Terriers in league and cup campaigns. With its distinctive blue-and-white identity, devoted local following and historic achievements, Huddersfield Town remains an important name in Yorkshire football and English soccer.