And to think this was not deemed attractive enough for television. What more do they want? The League One conquerors of Chelsea versus another terrified top-flight opponent, old boys rejected by Sunderland with a score to settle, a deafening capacity crowd and a pitch which even cattle would turn their noses up at. And boy, did it deliver — a beautifully ugly contest, blood, studs and thunder from the off. Goalscorer Jon Stead is mobbed by his team-mates James Hanson and Billy Clarke after scoring Bradford's second goal at Valley Parade Stead gets beyond Sunderland defender John O'Shea to score against his former club and double Bradford's advantage
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Bradford City added Sunderland to their list of high-profile scalps after FA Cup fifth round win at Valley Parade
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The League One side took a third-minute lead when Billy Clarke's firm strike deflected in off John O'Shea
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And they claimed a deserved second on the hour after Jon Stead rifled in against his former club
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The Bantams had eliminated Chelsea in sensational fashion in the fourth round at Stamford Bridge
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The crowd chanted 'Are you watching BBC?' after the tie wasn't selected for television coverage
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Bradford are into the quarter-final of the FA Cup for the first time in 39 years
Stead is all smiles after notching his ninth goal of the campaign to put @placeholder firmly in control of the fifth round tie at Valley Parade