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With a tough 1-0 victory over Stockport County at Valley Parade on Tuesday night, Bradford City moved into the top four of EFL League One. Antoni Sarcevic proved the difference with a calm finish just after the half to secure all three points for the Bantams in a tight and tactical contest that was carefully monitored by fans at the stadium and on 👉닌자티비 highlights.

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⚽ First Half Caution Before Breakthrough

The opening 45 minutes were evenly contested, with neither side able to carve out a clear scoring opportunity. Bradford had moments of promise early on, with Manchester United loanee Ethan Wheatley flashing a chance over the bar and Bobby Pointon narrowly failing to connect on a dangerous cross. Stockport’s best effort in the first half came from Malik Mothersille, but his effort lacked the pace to trouble home goalkeeper Sam Walker.

🔥 Sarcevic Finds the Net After Intermission

Just four minutes into the second half, Bradford took the lead. A low cross from Lee Evans wasn’t cleared effectively by Stockport’s defence, and Sarcevic was on hand to half‑volley the ball past keeper Ben Hinchliffe and into the net. That goal proved decisive as both teams battled for control in the midfield for the remainder of the match.

🛡️ Defensive Resolve Holds Firm

Stockport pushed forward in search of an equaliser, with Isaac Olaofe heading narrowly wide and several efforts blocked or saved. But Bradford’s defence stayed disciplined, and Walker made a key stop to keep Stockport at bay. Despite Stockport having slightly more possession, they couldn’t break through the Bantams’ organised backline.

📈 Bradford Move Up as Race Heats Up

The win lifts Bradford above their visitors in the League One promotion race, giving them a valuable momentum boost midweek and reinforcing their status as contenders for a playoff spot as the season progresses.

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Where am I?

     In this short two and a half minute film it show a man trapped in a confined space with seemingly no way out.  At the end of the film the camera pans upward for the audience to see that the man is indeed in a coffin buried under six feet of ground.

     I choose this film because it tells of an angle I didn’t expect but should have known occurred. In the link below by the BBC it reports how people who are the close relatives of the men and women who were taken from their homes and never heard from again consequently left the families feeling empty and trapped inside themselves not knowing their whereabouts or even having a body to bury for closure.

     This relates to what were learning in class by showing the outside view about how war and violence can cause humans to become so terrible to our fellow man. Sadly, as more and more days and years go past I’m afraid they may never find them...