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TYLER’S ON FIRE TO SINK MAN CITY STARLETS

BRISTOL STREET MOTORS TROPHY MIDWEEK R-UP
By John Lyons

TYLER Smith hit a first half hat-trick as Bradford City booked their place in the knockout stages by beating Manchester City U21s.
Smith netted on 15, 36 and 44 minutes to wrap up a top two berth in Northern Group F with a game to spare. The 3-0 victory allowed Kevin McDonald to sign off with a win in his final game in caretaker charge.
Barnsley and Bradford both have six points and will meet to decide who tops the group when they play their final group match at the University of Bradford Stadium on Tuesday, November 14. Manch...

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