Castleford Tigers 12 Bradford Bulls 20: match report A week makes a big difference. When we did hold the ball I thought our kick-chase was first rate. Both teams made errors and I think that's a little bit down to condition, I think we handled it just that bit better than them.' Sammut opened for Bradford after ten minutes when Kearney proved fatal under Gale's high ball and provided a short pass that saw the stand-off slice through the Castleford and Gale scored his first conversion. On the stroke of half time, following numerous attempts to break the Bradford defence, a counterattack resulting in an offload from Jamie Langley to replacement Tom Burgess within close range sent the visitors further ahead and Gale converted. It was a simple approach that gained Castleford their first points 9 minutes into the second half as McGoldrick sent winger Josh Griffin over in the corner and Dixon converted. After a yellow card for co-captain Heath L'Estrange for interfering at the play-the-ball, Griffin failed to take advantage as he spilled the ball over the line from another well-placed Chase kick. A yellow card in the 67th minute for Jake Emmitt for a similar offence allowed Gale a penalty in front of the posts and full back Kearney furthered Bradford's lead when he found a gap in the defence. Castleford responded in the dying seconds with a Richie Owen consolation try.