article_snippet: FA Cup giant-killers Bradford City finally made it on to live television but viewers were treated to blood-and-thunder rather than a feast of football.
article_snippet: Bradford Bradford were furious Bradford fifth-round tie against Sunderland wasn’t selected by broadcasters despite Bradford remarkable 4-2 win at Chelsea in the previous round.
article_snippet: Bradford City (4-4-1-1):
article_snippet: — once by Bradford, twice by Reading —
article_snippet: Championship side Reading were determined not to go the same way as Aston Villa, Arsenal, Chelsea and Sunderland who have all been beaten by 2013 Capital One Cup finalists Bradford in the last few seasons, and Clarke — who won the FA Cup as a Chelsea player in 1997 — was unapologetic for sticking an extra man in midfield and trying to stifle the game as a contest.
article_snippet: Reading hadn’t been to an FA Cup semi-final since 1927.
article_snippet: Not that Reading were shrinking violets, Chelsea loanee Nathaniel Chalobah winded Gary Liddle with Chelsea loanee Nathaniel Chalobah first strong challenge from behind.
article_snippet: Bradford's Billy Clarke tries to keep the ball as the home side looked to open the scoring against Championship side Reading .
article_snippet: It means Bradford and Reading will play two matches in three days.
article_snippet: Frustrating, It devalues the competition,’ said Bradford's Billy Clarke.
article_snippet: Bradford's Billy Clarke refuses to see Bradford's Billy Clarke side as favourites for the replay even though They play a division higher than Bradford and have home advantage at the Madjeski.
highlights_snippet: Bradford previously beat Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge and beat Sunderland 2-0 at Valley Parade .