Bradford have launched an investigation into reports that cars were vandalised during Sunday's Ladbrokes Challenge Cup fifth-round defeat by Hull KR. The Championship club say three cars were broken into and damaged within the Richard Dunn Sports Centre car park, situated opposite the Provident Stadium, Odsal, and the Bulls are appealing for witnesses. Bulls' stadium manager Mark Leadbeater said: 'We are working closely with Bradford Council, Richard Dunn Sports Centre and West Yorkshire Police in order to get to the bottom of this. Three cars were broken into during the match against Hull KR at Odsal Stadium on Sunday . 'Since (Monday) morning we have been informed of similar incidents which have occurred recently, in local car parks throughout the area. 'However, we are now doing all we can to ensure the Richard Dunn Sports Centre car park remains an ideal, safe place for supporters to park their cars in on game days. 'Rest assured we will leave no stone unturned in our efforts to help find those responsible for the damage and in ensuring our car parks are fully secure in the future.'
Cars parked at Ricahrd Dunn Sports Centre near Odsal were vandalised . Bradford are appealing for witnesses and working with police . Stadium manager Mark Leadbeater says club 'will leave no stone unturned'