Ratings: Who was top of the class for Mark Hughes's Bradford City versus Northampton?
Lewis: Left exposed by City’s lax defending. 6
Halliday: Did form a decent combination with Banks at times in first half. Defensively struggled. 5
Platt: Restored to the side and struggled to impose order after Cobblers took the lead. Booked. 4
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Hide AdSongo’o: Troubled by the movement of a fluid and impressive Northampton forward line. Toiled in the rain. 4
Foulds: Had his hands full with the impressive Pinnock, a very good operator at this level. 5
Smallwood: Made a poor mistake for Northampton’s opener, no dressing it up. 4
Gilliead: Hit the bar early in second half, but him and Smallwood were second best in the middle of the park. 5
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Hide AdBanks: His directness was City’s main weapon. Best of a bad bunch and kept going in fairness to him. 6
Chapman: Briefly threatened with early trickery. But Northampton took care of him. 5
Eisa: Things did not go his way in first half. Marginally better on the restart before making way. 5
Cook: Little service from those around him. Hard going in the rain. Did fire a late penalty to add to his goals tally at least after being brought down. 5
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Hide AdSubstitutes: Wright (Eisa 62). Was fairly lively when he entered the fray, 6; Oliver (Chapman 62) – Had a low shot held by Burge, 6; East (Gilliead 79), 6; Pereira (Banks 79), 6.
Not used: Doyle, Odusina, Sutton.