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One of Bradford City's FA Cup heroes from their famous win at Stamford Bridge, Andy Halliday, turns his loan from Middlesbrough into a permanent move.

Bradford City have completed the permanent signing of Andy Halliday from Middlesbrough.

The 23-year-old curled home Bradford's vital third goal on Saturday as the Bantams came from two goals down to cause one of the biggest shocks in FA Cup history at Premier League leaders Chelsea.

Halliday had been on a season-long loan from Boro since October, but now joins the League One side permanently.

The Scot leaves Teesside for West Yorkshire after failing to really make an impact with the Championship side since a 2010 switch from Livingston.

He has scored three goals in 16 appearances for Bradford so far this season.

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