Albert Adomah's 75th-minute equaliser earned a deserved point for Barnet as they left Bradford with a 3-3 draw.

Bantams hit by late sting from visitors

Albert Adomah's 75th-minute equaliser earned a deserved point for Barnet as they left Bradford with a 3-3 draw. It did appear as though home keeper Rhys Evans saved his shot, but the linesman ruled the ball had crossed the line. Adomah's leveller was the third time Paul Fairclough's men had come from behind in the game. The home side went in front for the first time after 10 minutes with a header from Barry Conlon after a four-man move, but Barnet equalised 10 minutes later through John O'Flynn after a misunderstanding between Evans and Thomas Moncur. Leading scorer Peter Thorne restored Bradford's lead after 30 minutes from Paul McLaren's free kick only for Nicky Nicolau to equalise two minutes later. Conlon put Bradford ahead for the third time a minute later, but Barnet deserved their second-half equaliser.