 Swindon the Robbins in traditional all-red and Bradford in all-white, which makes identification very easy today This is the referee who is Andy Durso from Villa Ricky in Essex And it's up there and Mills swung the boots and connected with fresh air Turned back to Jacobs, wide is big Rick Feed Jacobs back in And a brisk enough start from Bradford, but now they will have to defend against the pace of the Enda Testing himself here against Moore. Enda recross, he comes on all for Swindon, even it's played Well, as Swindon fans are jubilant, the former Huddersfield striker on Yorah is jubilant We all leave people who aren't to the Bradford players and fans But it was a good break that with Enda showing his skill and his pace Holding off Darren Moore, and it was such a teasing crossing But if he on Yorah from well inside the six yard area Forced the ball through, I think it came off a defender too, but it's in the roof of the Bradford net and it's 1-0 Swindon Blake not the tallest man for Bradford, easily beaten there by Willis, but it's come into Bradford hands with Lawrence Eyes it through there for Blake and that was a good ball And once Blake has got his footing, he'll steer the ball back into the path of Begri here and Peter Begri First shot, a good one, second one from Gareth Wally, whizzes by the left hand upright And how close is the difference between success and failure? A matter of inches Counted to run through and Robinson feed it into the area, but it's just too far ahead of Scott Leach's run Wally was caught there by Leach and just for a moment it appeared that there was a threat to the Bradford go-through on Yorah But the referee came to Bradford's aid with the whistle Mills, good turn from a big man who now run at the Swindon defence tries to get back onto Blake's ball Blake still seeking to win it and he through goes Robbie Blake and Robin It's the sort of goal that's going to happen today in these conditions And it's out much there to Robbie Blake's tenacity After Lee Mills have caused one of two problems for the big Swindon defenders Blake just kept nibbling away and then he found himself into the clear and chipped it Delightfully into the welcoming net Well Robinson's going to be hemmed in here, Lee Mills stretching there I think the referee will say that he made the tackle from behind on Robinson and as a result of that Lee Mills is cautioned Begri runs enthusiastically after it And he's done well because Mills comes on to the end of the ball Oh, but again there's a vulnerability about Swindon there Robin it's left in the half and the very good half it's been to Lawrence able to nick it here to Lee Mills who goes for goal Talias spills it, Blake's in and was he taken down there? Bradford appear for a penalty and it's the turn of their fans to boo Blake felt he'd been tripped and I must admit my initial observation was that he had been Well it was beyond O'Brien, Walters nods on, Walters goes on and cuts it back in here He was for Scott Leach there It's so much to Mark Walters Walters getting into the clear, getting into the danger zone and Scott Leach looked as though he was going to have a clear shot on goal, he did it Paul sensibly rolls it into the bat, Steve Wright And here goes Robbie Blake now and Mills is in the middle It's a good looking cross, there's Mills beautifully created and delightfully executed and they applaud Bradford's leading scorer and a stylish goal McCall started that and a little sensible square pass Wright then drilled it down the line, Blake continued the chase and the cross was inch perfect for Bradford's top scorer and Lee Mills plunges his 12th of the campaign Well it was a classic counter attack and I've got plenty of appetite for the fight You can see that, but here goes Leach for Swindon Oh he's caught Mike Moore and Moore, a face of Darren Moore there He felt that Leach was trying to get him booked I'm pretty sure he is going to be, interesting scenario, this one Oh the referee interprets it He's already booked one player for diving and now he's booking Leach Scott Leach is shown a red card, he's on a controversial decision and in fact he's now continuing his argument by speaking to Begri, it takes the long and lonely wall, went to win it and the referee's opinion was that Leach made a meal of it and he has played the penalty with a red card happened to enter their lead with Begri and there are three up in white around the edge of the area one of them here is Blake, who will turn and tease and go for goal This is the friend Tally after event, Bradford going 3-1 up Well Robbie Blake is on fire at the moment he really is having the best spell of his Bradford career and it's a cracking shot that one and the mere fiddly touch of Tally at ease it out of the net which is finally played out to Lawrence who can attack and use his pace from here and gets a cross ball in, it's Blake and it's tucked out for the corner kick by Hall only to take it but in half a mound and disheveled at the back there they should surely have spotted the run of the big man and Wally's corner is met perfectly by Lee Mills dashing into the six yard box and a firm header collapsing wide of Dolby for Tally and Bradford have a two goal cushion it's a lovely ball he's played and a good turn there nearly got Jacobs in he does enough to get the ball back to Begri again he'll drive it long and Mills is given offside and the ball came over to him from Begri he breasted it down behind the defender the whistle had gone he continued to hit in a shot and that is seen as time wasting and so Lee Mills gets his second yellow card and subsequently a red one surprised that Paul Jule has not made a single substitution yet Begri's ball looks good all right he's good it's Blake and he's finished it now Tally it's set a match to for Robbie Blake to go with the two for Lee Mills and it's Bradford's most comprehensive away day of the season a wonderful ball played into him there though and Robbie Blake needed no further invitation than that and he slipped it between Tally's legs and there's a resounding link to this score line Swindon Town 1, Bradford City 4 just talking about Robbie Blake because the more I see him the better he seems to get he must not see him very often he's the right, he didn't have a bad game you know he did well yeah well I'm always on his back because I know how good he can be and we've been always pushing him all the time working on his fitness he's off-fitting now and he's got more strength so his ball we can play wide right wide left behind the front players and today I thought he was terrific I was pleased for him I was proud of the little thumbs I've got as a trike