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Bantams boss waits on trio Bradford manager Phil Parkinson is hoping Luke Oliver, Ricky Ravenhill and Rob Kozluk will be available for the visit of Burton.

Central defender Oliver (hamstring), midfielder Ravenhill (ankle) and recent signing Kozluk (calf) sustained injuries in last week's home draw with Morecambe.

Former Barnsley and Sheffield United right-back Kozluk and Ravenhill, whose loan move from Notts County was made permanent last week, are rated 50/50, while Oliver is hoping for favourable scan results.

Charlie Taylor, on loan from Leeds, stepped off the bench for Oliver against the Shrimps and is hoping to make his first start.

Bury winger Andy Haworth also made his debut last week after signing on loan for an initial month and is expected to continue.

But skipper Simon Ramsden (broken toe) and midfield trio David Syers, who will complete a three-match ban, Kyel Reid (hamstring) and Michael Flynn (gastroenteritis) are unavailable.

Leading scorer Billy Kee could come back into the reckoning for Burton.

Kee, who has scored 12 goals this season, has missed the last two matches with a groin injury but resumed training this week and the striker is on the cusp of a return to the squad.

Versatile Aaron Webster also has a chance of being involved in west Yorkshire after he too trained after missing the Plymouth and Accrington matches with a knee problem.

However, defender Tony James looks likely to miss out after he suffered a hamstring injury in training this week. Albion boss Paul Peschisolido is not short of central defensive cover, but the candidates to replace James are all short of match practice.

Tom Parkes was an unused substitute at Plymouth last weekend but he has not played a competitive game since breaking an ankle against Port Vale in August. Nathan Stanton has been out since sustaining a shoulder injury on New Year's Eve, while veteran club skipper Darren Moore was last used as a substitute at Aldershot on November 1.

Bradford vs Burton Albion

Last modified 17:37 21/01/12

Bantams and Brewers share spoils Adi Yussuf came off the bench to earn a point for Burton at Bradford with a late equaliser in a 1-1 draw.

Fellow substitute Chris Palmer crossed from the right-hand touchline and Yussuf managed to turn the ball into the net at the far post.

In a game of few chances, Bradford went in front two minutes before half time with a superb 25-yard free-kick from Andrew Davies - the first goal for the club for the on-loan Stoke player.

However, they were unable to add to their lead despite spells of pressure as two dangerous crosses from on-loan winger Andy Haworth went begging and Davies saw his header turned on to a post by goalkeeper Ross Atkins.