- Bradford have won their last two meetings with Peterborough United, including a 2-0 win in League One 2026/2027 two months ago.
- Bradford are unbeaten in four home matches (Won 3, Drawn 1), averaging 1.25 goals per match in those fixtures.
A new era for Bradford
Michael Duff has only been in charge of Bradford City since 7 October 2026, but it's already clear he has stamped an identity on the club. Duff's approach has been to first ensure structure and organisation, setting up in a 3-4-2-1 formation that packs the wide areas and plays off a compact, disciplined block.
Bradford's playing style has been to sit compact and let the ball do the work, controlling the transitions with numbers around the ball and being disciplined when out of possession. Will Swan has been the Bantams' biggest goal threat, netting three of Bradford's last seven in their last five matches.
The Bantams are on a good run in all competitions, with two wins and three draws from their last five. Bradford are coming into this one off the back of a 2-0 win at home to Stevenage Borough in League One 2026/2027, while they've also kept two clean sheets in their previous two matches, drawing with Leyton Orient and Burton Albion before beating Stevenage.
An exciting new era for Posh
Robbie Savage has brought a new energy to Peterborough United since taking the reigns on 2 October 2026. Posh have been much more of a front-foot side this season, with plenty of aggressive pressing in the channels and quick vertical passes. Harry Leonard has been their most prolific player, netting three of their last eight goals in the last five competitive matches.
Peterborough have been less consistent than their hosts across all competitions, but they've still had their moments. The Posh have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five in the league, including a 4-1 defeat away at Huddersfield Town in their most recent League One 2026/2027 fixture. Away from home, they've won one, drawn one and lost two of their last four in all competitions.
Bantams to take the points
Bradford are the clear favourites here at 7/10, while Peterborough are coming in at 37/10 and the draw at 11/4. The odds are perhaps right for this match, with Bradford being the more consistent side at home and Posh struggling to get a grip on their away form. The tactical clash of styles should lead to a close game, but Bradford's form and home advantage should lead them to victory. Under 2.5 goals at 19/20 is a decent alternative if you want to play the goal markets.
