A superb Denzel Hall strike separates the two Yorkshire sides in a first-half full of chances.

Rotherham's weaving teamwork set up Hall to rifle in an opener, while Bobby Pointon found the net at the other end following chaos in the box. The goal was not stand though, disallowed due to an offside call.

Bradford will begin to wonder if the luck of the green just isn't with them after Jamal Baptiste's scrappy tackle on a surging Alex Pattison saw just a yellow rather than a red but they are still firmly in this game.

Hard to call this one. Something many may find surprising given the space between the two on the table.

Rotherham win a corner but Joe Rafferty send a header over the bar.

The hosts are starting to see the better of the chances. Can they nick a cushion just before the break?

Three minutes added on and Rotherham have the ball...

Rotherham go on the counter and once again, it's well manoeuvred around the Bradford defence.

Kion Etete recieves the final pass but his finish is lacklustre, rolling right into the awaiting arms of Bantams keeper Sam Walker.

Jamal Baptiste hesitates on the ball and Antoni Sarcevic is able to swipe possession.

He sets it off for Alex Pattison, who is rushing goal-bound and is taken down by Baptiste right outside the box.

The Rotherham man is shown a yellow, as is Will Swan for demonstrating his foul mood towards that challenge.

A mood that probably worsened when he saw yellow raised rather than red for Baptiste.

Louis Reynolds
BBC Radio Leeds

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Rotherham just want to get to half-time here.

Rotherham midfielder Joe Powell is punished with a caution for pulling back Alex Pattison on the counter-attack.

A really poor pass from Lenny Agbaire is converted straight into Bantams possession and gifts Will Swan the opportunity to go for goal.

He winds up and unleashes but Millers keeper Cameron Dawson once again prevents Swan's strike from reaching the net. Much to the relief of his team-mate.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

He has made two absolutely brilliant saves already.

Cam Dawson has been superb whilst the two centre-halves look like nervous wrecks.

Lenny Agbaire thinks Rotherham deserve a handball shout in the penalty area but the referee is having none of that.

In fairness, no one else has their hand up to call for it.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

That is awful defending, what is he doing?!

He has hit it straight into the Bradford lad.

Cam Dawson has made a really good save, if he does not make that it is 1-1.

As I was saying, Bradford know how to score.

Denzel Hall clears out a cross into the box but not out of trouble as a scramble for the ball ensues, with Cameron Dawson having to make a smart close-range save only for Bobby Pointon then to poke it into the net.

The away stands cheers are short-lived though as the flag goes up against Will Swan.

There's a small break in play as Ar'jany Martha receives some treatment.

Both teams are taking on some fluids and some advice from their benches.

Bantams boss Graham Alexander is looking pensive but I'm sure he's not worrying just yet. If there's anything Bradford know how to do, it's score.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Low and hard past Sam Walker, and now we will see what this Bradford side are made of.

I think Walker got a finger tip to it but could not keep it out.

Well worked by Rotherham, a test for Bradford City now.

Another free-kick for Rotherham and again, Joe Powell's delivery finds the middle of the box.

It looks threatening but in the end goes out of a corner and the resulting melee in the box gifts possession back to the Bantams.

Next up, Bradford's Antoni Sarcevic is making the run but finds himself offside.

End to end.

Rotherham earn a free-kick on the right-flank and it's whipped into the box perfectly.

Lenny Agbaire is high up to connect but gets it all wrong and it bounces into the stands.

A pretty chaotic start to this one.