Mark Hughes won one more away point than at home for Bantams

Only four others since 2000 have bossed the Bantams for longer than his 587-day tenure – Phil Parkinson, Stuart McCall twice, Colin Todd and Nicky Law.

He was the 30th longest-serving current manager in all four divisions and the 10th in League Two.

Here we break down all the stats, league and cup, home and away, from Hughes’ spell in the Valley Parade hot-seat.

LEAGUE TWO:

Games: 70 Wins: 28 Draws: 23 Losses: 19

Goals for: 90 Goals against: 71 Winning %: 40

AT VALLEY PARADE:

Games: 35 Wins: 13 Draws: 14 Losses: 8

Goals for: 46 Goals against: 37 Points: 53

AWAY:

Games: 35 Wins: 15 Draws: 9 Losses: 11

Goals for: 43 Goals against: 34 Points: 54

CUPS:

Games 10 Wins: 2 Draws: 3 (2 wins on pens; 1 loss) Losses: 5

Goals for: 10 Goals against: 16 Winning %: 40

Mark Hughes waves to the fans at his first game in charge (Image: Thomas Gadd)

PLAY-OFFS:

Games 2 Wins: 1 Losses: 1 Goals for: 2 Goals against: 3

FIRST GAME: Mansfield H, L0-2, February 26, 2022

LAST GAME: Tranmere A, L1-2, October 3, 2023

FIRST CITY GOAL: Gareth Evans v Swindon, March 5, 2022

LAST CITY GOAL: Andy Cook v Tranmere, October 3, 2023

MOST GOALS: Sutton A, W4-1, April 30, 2022; Newport A, W4-1, September 23, 2023

BIGGEST LOSS: Burton A, L0-4, Papa Johns Trophy, October 18, 2022

FIRST CITY WIN: Forest Green A, W2-0, March 12, 2022

LAST CITY WIN: Newport A, W4-1, September 23, 2022

Gareth Evans is mobbed after scoring against Swindon (Image: Thomas Gadd)