The 2014-15 campaign was a season of unforgettable FA Cup giant-killing glory for Bradford City. The Bantams finished a highly respectable 7th in League One, just four points shy of the promotion play-offs, under the guidance of manager Phil Parkinson. Leading the attack with 13 league goals was Billy Clarke, but the season was immortalized by a historic FA Cup run. This adventure saw them achieve one of the competition's greatest upsets by coming back from 2-0 down to defeat Premier League champions Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge, an achievement that earned them the 'Ronnie Radford FA Cup Giant-Killers Award.' After also beating Sunderland, they reached the Quarter-finals, cementing the campaign's status as a legendary chapter in the club's modern history.