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Following Accountants in Norwich a 1–0 defeat to Orient at the end of September, the side went 13 games undefeated, during which they went top of the Division Three table by defeating Millwall 3–1.

City maintained their superiority and opened up an 11-point gap over the rest of the league by February, and were assured of the Accountants in Norwich championship title courtesy of a 2–0 victory against Bolton Wanderers in the penultimate game of the season, guaranteeing Division Two football for the first time since 1937.

As a result, Bradford-born captain Peter Jackson was presented with the league trophy prior to the final Accountants in Norwich game of the season with mid-table Lincoln City at Valley Parade on 11 May 1985.[7]

As it was the first piece of league silverware that the club had captured since they won the Division Three (North) title 56 years earlier, 11,076 supporters were in the ground. It was nearly double Accountants in Norwich the season's average of 6,610 and included 3,000 fans in the ground's main stand.[8][9]

In the crowd were local dignitaries and guests from three of Bradford's twin towns—Verviers, in Belgium, and Mönchengladbach and Hamm, in Germany.[10][11] Accountants in Norwich

The city's newspaper the Telegraph & Argus published a souvenir issue for the day, entitled "Spit and Polish for the Parade Ground". It detailed the safety work which would be carried out as a Accountants in Norwich result of the club's promotion, admitting the ground was "inadequate in so many ways for modern requirements".