Mark Hughes’ men round off their away double-header as they make the long trip to take on Swindon Town at the County Ground this evening.
The Bantams go in search of their third-straight victory in Wiltshire, with action set to get underway from 7.45pm.
We have compiled a handy away day guide - packed full of useful information ahead of the contest.
iFOLLOW
iFollow video match passes are available ahead of this evening's clash, for those unable to make it to Wiltshire.
On sale for just £10, the pass will enable supporters in the UK to tune in for all the pre-match build-up from 6.30pm, before enjoying all the action alongside live commentary provided by BBC Radio Leeds' Jamie Raynor.
Supporters are reminded that 100 per-cent of monies generated through the sale of iFollow video match passes for this fixture will be directed straight to Bradford City AFC.
To purchase your iFollow video match pass, please CLICK HERE.
To read full details on streaming today's encounter, please CLICK HERE.
TICKETS
Supporters will be able to PAY ON THE DAY at the County Ground, with no extra charge for tickets purchased on matchday.
Over 500 Bantams have already secured their place, with tickets purchased from Bradford City AFC but not yet collected also available to pick up on matchday.
Tickets, and collections, will be available from the away end collection point, just past Bar 71 behind the Arkells Stand.
Admission prices are as follows:
Adult: £25
Over-65/Student: £20
Under-21: £14
Under-18: £10
Under-11: £3
Disabled supporters are required to pay the above, age-related cost, and are entitled to a free carer ticket, if required.
To read full pay on the day details, please CLICK HERE.
STADIUM ADDRESS
The County Ground
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN1 2ED
ABOUT THE GROUND
The County Ground is a traditional-looking stadium, that has an interesting mix of stands.
The main stand is a two-tiered structure, while the Arkells Stand opposite is a single-tiered stand which houses the away supporters.
The Don Rogers Stand, which has a cantilevered roof, admits supporters to an clear view of the play.
CAR PARKING
Swindon Town suggest parking in the St Joseph’s School on matchday, which is a short, five-minute walk from the ground, and charges £5 to park.
Alternatively, there is parking available at the cricket club on County Road, which also costs £5.
The Merlin Pub on Drove Road costs £2, but is a fair walk from the ground.
ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS
To drink:
Alcohol is available within the ground for away supporters in the Arkells Stand.
Away fans will be welcomed to their own bar, Bar 71, which is located by the away turnstiles.
It is relatively small and tends to fill up quickly, so the Cricket Club is the next closest option.
The Merlin pub is highly recommended amongst away fans, and is only 10 minutes away from the ground.
Swindon town centre is a 15-minute walk away where there are plenty of pubs to be found.
To eat:
The Jewel In The Crown is highly-rated and serves Indian and Asian delicacies - only 0.6 miles from the ground.
The aforementioned Merlin Pub also serves food, as well as Bandido Burritos. The Mexican fast-food restaurant is much-loved in Swindon and is less than a mile from the ground.
Quicker and easier options such as Burger King and local fish and chip shops can be found close to the ground.
GETTING THERE
By car:
Leave the M4 at Junction 15, and take the Commonhead Roundabout.
Take left onto the A4259 Marlborough Road, and take the second exit at the roundabout onto Queens Drive.
At the next set of roundabouts, take the third exit onto County Road, and after taking the first right, you will see Swindon’s stadium.
By train:
From the front of the station, turn left onto Station Road.
Head right onto Corporation Street and at the traffic lights turn left onto Manchester Road.
After walking to the end of the road, turn right onto County Road, and the ground is on the second left.
PYROTECHNICS & BEHAVIOUR
The club would like to remind supporters the possession or use of pyrotechnics inside a football ground is strictly prohibited.
Those found to be carrying or using pyrotechnics will face a long-term ban.
We would like to remind supporters it is a criminal offence to enter the pitch at any time. Anyone who does so without permission can expect to face prosecution.
The club outlined its stance on pyrotechnics following an incident during this season's trip to Mansfield Town, in a statement. This can be read HERE.
Supporters are also reminded to remain courteous when inside the stadium, with regards to foul and abusive language. If you do hear anything offensive while inside the stadium, please report it to your nearest steward.
WEATHER
The sun should still be out in Swindon as kick-off looms, so City fans should expect a sunny evening and moderate breeze in Wiltshire.
To secure an iFollow video match pass for this evening's clash, please CLICK HERE.