Bradford manager Phil Parkinson believes his side's big-match experience in recent years gives them an advantage in their Sky Bet League One play-off showdown with Millwall.
The former Charlton boss already has experience of leading the Bantams to success in the League Two play-offs in 2013, just weeks after taking the Yorkshire team to Wembley in the League Cup final against Swansea.
Parkinson was also keen to point out that good results against league rivals could help his Bradford side psychologically ahead of the two-legged tie.
He told Bradford's website: ``I feel that the Walsall game (a 4-0 win last month) in particular was a great practice for us.
``After only getting one point from two away games, we had teams trying to catch us for the play-offs and it added that little bit of extra pressure to the game.
The former Charlton boss already has experience of leading the Bantams to success in the League Two play-offs in 2013, just weeks after taking the Yorkshire team to Wembley in the League Cup final against Swansea.
Parkinson was also keen to point out that good results against league rivals could help his Bradford side psychologically ahead of the two-legged tie.
He told Bradford's website: ``I feel that the Walsall game (a 4-0 win last month) in particular was a great practice for us.
``After only getting one point from two away games, we had teams trying to catch us for the play-offs and it added that little bit of extra pressure to the game.
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