Bradford 1-1 Port Vale
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Port Vale were denied a third win in succession by Andrew Davies' stoppage-time equaliser for Bradford City.
Vale went in front through Louis Dodds' superb 15-yard left-footed volley, the midfielder connecting sweetly with Sean Rigg's left-wing cross.
But the home side equalised when Davies headed in Deane Smalley's 95th-minute corner from close range.
There was still time for City to steal a win but substitute Nahki Wells was unable to convert when through on goal.
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Port Vale manager Micky Adams told BBC Radio Stoke:
"It feels like a defeat really. We've played ever so well and thoroughly deserved to win the game, but a mistake at the end has cost us.
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"Everybody saw the mistake, but he (goalkeeper Stuart Tomlinson) kept us in the game in the first half with one save.
"That's the life of a goalkeeper unfortunately. You make great saves but unfortunately it's his mistake that's cost us three points.
"It was a very competitive game but we stood up to the test."