Stuart McCall's side have now twice come back from 2-0 down to win
Bradford City boss Stuart McCall hailed his side's fighting spirit after coming from behind to beat Chesterfield 3-2.
Barry Conlon's late penalty sealed a dramatic fightback by the Bantams at Valley Parade on Tuesday night.
McCall told BBC Radio Leeds: "Even when it was 2-0 I really believed that we would get chances and score goals.
"Obviously it was a dream to come back and win 3-2 - that's good character, good determination, good desire and a three massive points."
Conlon's successful spot-kick was the 100th league goal of his career and moved Bradford up to second in the League Two table.
McCall said: "I told him that I woke up after a dream where I had a vision of him taking a penalty and dinking it, but then I woke up so didn't know the outcome.
"I just hoped the keeper hadn't done his homework because then he's just got to stand in the middle of the goal and catch it.
"The free-kick is a terrific strike from Graeme Lee, the other goal is a fantastic header from Michael Boulding, but what I'm pleased about is people doing what I'm asking them.
Nicky Law, in the final game of his current loan from Sheffield United, was upended in the Chesterfield penalty area to earn Bradford their penalty and McCall is hopeful of extending the deal for another month.
"I spoke to Kevin [Blackwell] yesterday and he had to clear it with the board and the message I got was that it's ok - I've just got to tie up a couple of things," said McCall
On a negative note, it looks as though winger Omar Daley could be out for up to a month.
I'm just pleased with the result and to come back from 2-0 shows the desire and the character of the team
Stuart McCall
"He got a knock in the first half and he iced it at half-time," McCall said.
"Then he's come out and done a sprint the full length of the park and felt his hamstring, so that's another downer."
The injury, however, could not detract from Bradford's rise up the table to climb to second.
"People think we've not done so well at home, but we've only lost one," added McCall.
"I'm just pleased with the result and to come back from 2-0 shows the desire and the character of the team."
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