Bradford turned up and were dominant from the outset at the ruck and in the forwards. Huddersfield's points came mostly toward the end when Bradford had eased up, and their attack only really began to bear fruit in about the 70th minute. It was pretty much a whitewash.
I've been impressed with Huddersfield's play of late, but today they didn't bring their game. To add to their woes Jamaal Lolesi was sin-binned for a careless charge down and Rod Jensen had his first run from the bench and dropped everything that came his way.
I'm not usually a Terry Newton fan, but he does fit into that opening dominant style of play well when Bradford turn it on. Ian Henderson adds a bit of flair when he gives Newton a spell, Solomona and Morrison and Lynch were all solid up front, the points flowed. Tame Topou even scored two tries on debut.