Bolton secured a play-off place with a 1-1 draw at Bradford, who still need a point to make sure they join them.
The visitors went close to the opening goal after eight minutes, with Amario Cozier-Duberry's cross-shot pinging off the bar before the winger headed wide from Ibrahim Cissoko's centre.
Bradford responded with Josh Neufville cutting a ball back to Jenson Metcalfe, whose low shot was cleared off the line.
Home goalkeeper Sam Walker stretched to tip over a deflected shot from Cissoko as the game continued at a fast pace.
Bolton were denied again early in the second half when Johnny Kenny's goal-bound header was brilliantly turned behind by Ibou Touray on his own line.
Walker pushed away Josh Sheehan's free-kick and then saved from Kenny as Bolton looked the more likely to break the deadlock.
The visitors got their reward after 72 minutes as Mason Burstow cleverly flicked on a long ball for Kenny to rifle into the top corner.
But Bradford equalised eight minutes later, with Kayden Jackson volleying home from the edge of the box.
Report supplied by PA Media.
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