Andy Cook Haunts Former Club as Bradford Defeat Walsall

In a thrilling encounter at the Bescot Stadium, Andy Cook returned to haunt his old club as Bradford City secured a crucial 3-2 victory over Walsall. The result kept alive Bradford’s hopes of securing a spot in the League Two play-offs, while dealing a blow to Walsall’s own promotion aspirations.

Walsall got off to a flying start, taking the lead through goals from Ryan Stirk and Mo Faal in the early stages of the game. However, Cook, who once donned the Walsall shirt, had other ideas as he pulled one back for Bradford with a well-taken header.

Cook then turned provider, setting up two goals for Jamie Walker to complete the comeback for Bradford. Despite being reduced to 10 men after Walker was sent off, Bradford held on for a crucial victory.

The win leaves Bradford four points adrift of the top seven with just two matches remaining in the season. Walsall, on the other hand, now face an uphill battle to secure a play-off spot, needing to win their final game and rely on other results going their way.

The match was a rollercoaster of emotions for both sets of fans, with plenty of drama and excitement throughout. The result will surely be a bitter pill to swallow for Walsall, while Bradford will be buoyed by their fighting spirit and determination to keep their play-off dreams alive.

Overall, it was a memorable night for Andy Cook as he came back to haunt his former club and played a pivotal role in Bradford’s important victory. The race for the League Two play-offs continues to heat up, with every match proving to be crucial in the final stages of the season.