An improved second-half performance from Bradford saw them make it three wins out of three with a 1-0 win at Sheffield Wednesday in Sky Bet League One.
Aden Baldwin scored the only goal of the game early in the second period after a lacklustre first-half display from Graham Alexander’s men.
Wednesday were left to rue their failure to score when they applied some strong early pressure, with Barry Bannan and Louie Barry both threatening. Jamal Lowe also had a great chance late on.
Bannan shot wide before testing Jon McCracken with a shot which was beaten away by the keeper. Matthew Pennington then nicked the ball away from Barry inside the area and Barry also put a curling effort just off-target.
Baldwin struck two minutes after the restart, finding the net with a volley after Ibou Touray’s corner was headed on by Pennington.
Joe Lumley kept out Jake Beesley’s header and saved Adam Phillips’ defected effort while Josh Neufville shot narrowly wide.
Lowe could have snatched an equaliser in time added on but he fired wide from close range.
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