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Salford City failed to find their feet in League Two as they dropped to ninth place in the standings following a 4-1 loss against Carlisle United when the sides squared off on Saturday.

After trailing at half time courtesy of Kristian Dennis’s third-minute opener, Matt Smith restored parity in the 52nd minute, but Callum Anthony Guy and Corey Whelan put the visitors in a two-goal lead before Dennis completed the rout in the 80th minute.

Prior to that, Wood’s side suffered a disappointing first-round exit from the FA Cup on November 16 when they fell to a 3-0 loss against Peterborough United courtesy of Ephron Mason-Clarke’s 39th-minute strike and a second-half brace from Jack Marriott.

They have now failed to win any of their last six matches across all competitions, picking up two draws and losing four since October’s 2-0 victory over Hartlepool United at Victoria Park.

The Ammies now turn their attention to the EFL Trophy, where they enjoyed an unbeaten group-stage campaign, claiming seven points from their three matches to secure top spot in Group D.

After kicking off their campaign with a 2-1 victory over Liverpool Under-21 on August 30, Salford City secured consecutive penalty shootout victories over Accrington Stanley and Rochdale in their final two matches to book their place in the knockout stages.

Bradford City, on the other hand, were denied a third league victory on the bounce for the first time since September as they fell to a 3-1 defeat against Northampton Town at the Northern Commercials Stadium on Saturday.

Mitchell Pinnock, Shaun McWilliamsand Sam Sherring all found the back of the net to put the visitors in a commanding lead before Andy Cook grabbed a 92nd-minute consolation from the penalty spot.

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Prior to that, the Bantams picked up a 2-1 victory at Mansfield Town on November 8 to end their five-game winless run before seeing off Sutton Town 2-0 at the Borough Sports Ground four days later.

Mark Hughes’s men will now be looking to return to winning ways in the EFL Trophy, where they finished runners-up in Group H with four points from a possible nine after failing to win their final two matches.

Bradford City, who are currently fifth in the League Two table, head into Tuesday unbeaten in seven of their last eight away games across all competitions, claiming six wins and one draw since August’s 1-0 loss at Colchester United.

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