Leyton Orient beat Bradford City 1-0 at Brisbane Road to move within a point and place of the League Two Play-Off spots.
Bradford had the first chance of the game when Connor Wood picked up a Billy Clarke header but the midfielder could only direct his effort wide of the post after 12 minutes.
And five minutes later a deflection off Josh Coulson forced a diving save from his keeper Lawrence Vigouroux as Bradford continued to turn the screw.
However, the O’s were much improved after the interval with James Brophy sneaking in behind the Bradford defence immediately after the restart only for the ball to eventually slide across the six yard box and out for a corner.
The deadlock was broken just past the hour mark though when Dan Happe leapt the tallest to head home Jordan Maguire-Drew’s set-piece.
Substitute Maguire-Drew could have sealed the game in the 71st minute but his free-kick only found the side netting before Bradford began to pile on the pressure in search of an equaliser.
But Leyton Orient held on to secure all three points and back-to-back home wins to move up to eighth in the table.