Gillingham beat league leader Leyton Orient on Tuesday and head to play-off chasing Bradford City on Saturday

Gillingham made it tough for league leaders Leyton Orient to claim promotion and will hope to do the same against weekend opponents Bradford.

Orient lost 2-0 at Priestfield on Tuesday but results elsewhere meant they were still able to claim one of three automatic promotion places from League 2.

Bradford are looking to secure a play-off spot with automatic promotion looking beyond them after a midweek loss.

The Gills are in fine form at home but manager Neil Harris knows his men are capable of beating anyone in the league on their day, wherever it may be.

They won’t fear a trip to Valley Parade, buoyed by their midweek win which secured the club’s Football League status.

Harris, whose side have three games left, said: “The players know me enough by now, I am relentless.

“I won’t step back. I have told them I am going to pick teams to win games and they all want to be in that team.

“We have earned the right to go and enjoy three games of football. We will be picking a team and preparing to win at Bradford.

“I said to the players - and (Gills midfielder) Timothee Dieng can support it because he has played there - if you have never played at Bradford City at this stage of the season, it is a mega place to play, there will be 18-20,000 people there.

“They are trying to get promoted, they play ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads’ before their games. It’s a brilliant place to play.

“We now want to go and upset the apple cart. We upset Orient to a certain degree by beating them, they couldn’t win the league, but they got promoted. We want to do the same at Bradford.

“We want to finish the season strongly, we have three games left and we still have a say in who goes up and who goes into the play-offs. It is important that we finish on