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When it comes to derby day drama, that game delivered. On quality in front of goal? Maybe a little less but, hey, the neutrals won't be complaining.

When it comes to League One action though, this is just a midweek support act for the main event on Saturday and it promises to contain just as much excitement as tonight's all-Yorkshire clash.

Stevenage and Lincoln City will be eyeing a place at the top, while Peterborough will look to lift themselves off the bottom.

We will be here with all the build-up as ever. See you then!

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Bradford City manager Graham Alexander speaking to Sky Sports:

"I'm happy that we came back, but frustrated that we went two goals down.

"Considering the chances that we had, we should have been in the lead.

"It was a game we could have won but we gave a couple of sloppy goals away.

"We were brave enough in possession in the first 30 minutes, but did not stamp our authority on the game, we gave them opportunities.

"I thought we rushed our play, but character, heart and application we never find our team lacking.

"Great credit to the lads, they deserve a pat on the back for coming back in a big derby game."

Well, well, well. The top spot just got more interesting following the draw at New York Stadium.

Here's what you've got to look forward to on Saturday:

• Doncaster Rovers v Burton Albion (12:30 BST)
• Wycombe Wanderers v Barnsley (12:30 BST)
• Blackpool v AFC Wimbledon
• Bolton Wanderers v Peterborough United
• Cardiff City v Leyton Orient
• Huddersfield Town v Stockport County
• Lincoln City v Exeter City
• Plymouth Argyle v Wigan Athletic
• Port Vale v Northampton Town
• Reading v Mansfield Town
• Stevenage v Luton Town

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Bradford goalscorer Antoni Sarcevic speaking to Sky Sports:

"We were disappointed with the first-half, but in this group we never give up, we always say we are in the game and we came out in the second half and gave it a real good go.

"And in the end I feel like we should have taken all three points.

"We knew tonight that we are the game before the weekend games so we wanted to make a statement."

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Rotherham manager Matt Hamshaw speaking to Sky Sports:

"Look they are top of the league and I thought we were better for the majority of the evening.

"A little bit of naïve defending, but we are putting a young squad together, they are going to learn.

"There are a lot of positives to take, some really pleasing performances, I think we saw what we are trying to build here again.

"It should have been game, set and match, but I think once I start to be able to put my best XI out we are going to be a real good team."

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A point is enough to see Rotherham rise in the rankings but still sees them falling short of escaping the bottom four.

As for Bradford, that top spot isn't looking too comfy. Both Stevenage and Lincoln City have the opportunity to go above them on Saturday, leaving the Bantams to wonder if they will be pushed out the top two this weekend.

Still, Graham Alexander has to be pleased with the resolve shown to come back from 2-0 down which displays what this squad is made of.

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Bradford's Alex Pattison speaking to Sky Sports:

"I had a moment beforehand where I really should have scored, we had plenty of opportunities in the game to win it.

"But to come away with a point having been 2-0 down is a great point in the end, but we know we could have had more.

"I have had a stop-start season, I just want to keep playing games and to score.

"We look to win every game, we know we are good enough to win every game.

"We know we are a lot better than we showed tonight, but to get something when we have not played our best just shows the mentality of the group."

Bradford come back from behind to share the spoils at the New York Stadium but don't do enough to secure their position at the summit from the threat of Stevenage and Lincoln City.

Rotherham half-time substitute Martin Sherif found a second goal for the side five minutes after the restart but as is often the case for Rotherham this season, they find their lead chipped away.

Antoni Sarcevic struck first after guiding the ball into the net with his body before Alex Pattison found the equaliser from a poorly defended long ball.

Heart-break once again for the Millers but Bradford won't go home much happier. This was a game they were meant to win.

Rotherham have a throw-in and send in almost all their bodies into the box.

Reece James only directs it to a Bantams head though and eventually the attack is stilled by the referee's whistle.

Time is running out for both sides to pinch that winner.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Cam Dawson has been given man of the match, and that speaks volumes.

There's five additional minutes to go.

If there's going to be a winner, it looks like it's going to be Bradford.

A hard thing to see for Rotherham fans who have watched their side lead for a significant part of the match.

Neill Byrne has played his part.

He's replaced by Bradley Halliday as Bradford go for the win with some fresh legs.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Two experienced centre-backs have just got to do better.

It has to have been five or six chances tonight, and the 'keeper cannot bail them out every time.

Rotherham have now conceded six of their 15 goals against this season in the final 30 minutes of a match and have scored just once in that time period.

Bradford fans are in high spirits. They think their side can win this and right now it's feeling like they really could...

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Again it is the Rotherham defence that just cannot deal with the long ball forward.

He lets it bounce over his head again.

I am struggling to think of a game when I last saw a simple long ball cause a defence so many issues.