Bradford 3-1 Cheltenham
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Nahki Wells scored twice as Bradford came from a goal down to beat promotion rivals Cheltenham.
The Robins led when Marlon Pack fired home from the spot after Andrew Davies had fouled Jermaine McGlashan.
But Wells levelled in first-half injury time with a penalty after Sido Jombati handled the ball in the area.
He fired them ahead from close range when he converted Zavon Hines's cross-goal header and James Meredith smashed in a late third.
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Cheltenham Town manager Mark Yates told BBC Radio Gloucestershire:
"My players gets booked when he got tripped in the penalty box. I'm fuming with the referee, I can't say too much because I'll get myself into trouble but it was a clear foul.
I'm fuming with the referee - Yates
"We would have been 2-0 up with a second penalty, and then 30 seconds later the ball is in the back of our net from a penalty and that's a bit galling.
"James Hanson is a real handful on days like this and gives people like Wells the chances but I thought we defended manfully.
"They're really good at what they do but we probably deserved something out of the game today."