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How Burnley lined up the last time they faced Bradford City 22 years ago How Burnley lined up the last time they faced Bradford Monday’s cup draw pitted Burnley against Bradford City, a side they haven’t faced in over 22 years. Nicky Hayen’s side will take on League One opposition for the second round running, having got their season underway with a penalty shootout victory over Notts County on Saturday. Up next is a trip to Valley Parade to face a Bantams side managed by former Claret Graham Alexander, who eased past Rochdale 2-0 in their first round tie. The last time the two sides faced one another was back in March 2004, when Burnley emerged 2-1 winners in a Championship encounter at Valley Parade. Ian Moore struck the winning goal in the last minute, after Danny Cadamateri had cancelled out Robbie Blake’s early effort. Burnley, who finished 19th that season under Stan Ternent, actually did the double over the Bantams that term, having strolled to a 4-0 win at Turf Moor earlier in the campaign. But how did the Clarets line up on that afternoon in West Yorkshire? We take a look… Subscribe now for HALF PRICE and catch every minute of our Clarets coverage this season - from pre-season to the final whistle. Click here Line up Brian Jensen The Beast was the man in between the sticks that day, not long after making the move from West Brom at the start of that season. Dean West This would be the fifth and final season at Burnley for West, who would return to Lincoln City at the end of the campaign. David May The centre-back made 39 appearances for the Clarets that season following his move from Manchester United, also captaining the side on a number of occasions. Graham Branch The defender, who remained with Burnley until 2007, made 41 appearances during the 2003/04 season. Mo Camara The full-back spent two seasons at Turf Moor, having joined from Wolves before leaving to link up with Celtic in 2005. Richard Chaplow The Accrington-born midfielder began his career at Turf Moor before leaving in 2005 to join West Brom. Tony Grant Grant spent four seasons at Turf Moor from 2001 to 2005, having joined from Manchester City. Glen Little The Clarets favourite made 42 appearances that season, including Premiership games on loan with Bolton Wanderers. Neil Wood The midfielder made 11 appearances on loan from Manchester United during the second half of the season. Robbie Blake The forward got Burnley off the mark in the eighth minute, one of 22 goals he scored that season. Ian Moore Moore scored Burnley’s winner in the 90th minute, the 13th and final goal he would score that season. SUBS Dele Adebola For Chaplow This was one of just three appearances the striker made for Burnley during a short-lived loan spell from Coventry City. Paul Weller For Blake Weller ended his 11-year spell at the end of this season, having been forced to retire early due to Crohn’s Disease.