article_snippet: Both sides made wholesale changes to Both sides Saturday line-ups in order to combat the frantic fixture scheduling and it was the second-string Bantams who came out best with a gutsy 1-1 draw at Notts County.
article_snippet: Bradford's fortunes came in contrast to Bradford's fortunes Reading rivals, as Reading boss Steve Clarke sent out a team entirely unrecognisable from the one that earned a draw at Valley Parade last week and saw Royals slump to a heavy 4-1 defeat at Watford.
article_snippet: Parkinson said: 'I think Reading had an advantage because they are not going to go up or down whereas we've got to make sure we're still fighting on two fronts. '
article_snippet: Reading were able to make more changes but they got thumped which won't help they.
article_snippet: Reading manager Steve Clarke is bemused by the decision to host a quarter-final replay on a Monday .
article_snippet: Both teams missed chances as Reading and Bradford drew 0-0 in the quarter-final last weekend .
article_snippet: Both Bradford manager Phil Parkinson and Reading manager Steve Clarke have made Both Parkinson and Clarke feelings clear about the controversial scheduling of the last eight replay, which is due primarily to a ruling that domestic games must not clash with UEFA competitions.
highlights_snippet: Bradford face Reading in FA Cup quarter-final replay on Monday night .
  
highlights_snippet: Royals were beaten by Watford on Sunday, while Bantams secured draw .
  
highlights_snippet: Phil Parkinson and Reading boss Steve Clarke unhappy with scheduling .