<text>  Bradford striker Jon Stead was disappointed his side could not battle past Reading and into the semi-finals of the FA Cup. The teams will have to do it all again at the Madejski Stadium after a hard-fought clash ended in a 0-0 draw in West Yorkshire. After the highs of victories over Chelsea and Sunderland, Bradford were left frustrated, with Stead telling BT Sport: It was a dogfight. Jon Stead left is disappointed his side couldnt beat Reading despite dominating for long periods . Hope Akpan centre goes past Francois Zoko during the FA quarter-final clash at Valley Parade . We are disappointed because we feel we can do better. In the second half we pinned them in for long spells but we needed a goal. We limited them to a few chances. Were still in the hat but theres a little bit of disappointment that we havent gone through. Its half a job. Andrew Davies 5 heads the ball wide of the Reading goal in one of many chances Bradford had to score . Yakubu right bursts forward but was unable to score past a formidable Bantams defence at Valley Parade . Weve still got to go and do the business down there. Theres great belief in the players and the staff and well give it everything weve got. Manager Phil Parkinson was more upbeat, saying on BT Sport: Were still in the hat so were pleased with that. Youve got to give Reading credit, they came and made it difficult. It was a cagey old affair. I thought our lads did excellently in a different type of way than Sunderland. Phil Parkinson centre was pleased with his sides overall performance in a tightly fought encounter . We had to be very professional and wait for the moment to arrive. Unfortunately it didnt. In the second half we had the momentum but we didnt have that touch of class in and around the box. We look forward to the replay. Everyone will be expecting Reading to win that one but you never know what can happen on the night. We know theyll approach it differently and look to open up. When we went to Stamford Bridge, it was a day out, no one expected us to get through. Reading set out their stall early on to be hard to beat but manager Steve Clarke knows the job is far from done yet. The facial injury received by Alex Pearce showed how physically demanding the contest was . He said: We came here and decided to roll up our sleeves. We knew wed have to battle, fight for every second ball and see if we could produce something. We hit the post twice and on another day we could have nicked something. But it was a fair result. There was never really a moment where I was too worried. We were in the game from the first minute, and we were determined to get them back to our place if that was the best we could do. I think both teams will fancy their chances so lets get it on. 