Bradford became the first fourth-tier club to reach an English soccer final in more than 50 years on Tuesday after they knocked Aston Villa out of the League Cup semi-finals.
Bradford lost the second leg 2-1 but advanced 4-3 on aggregate against the Premier League club.
Not since Rochdale in 1962 has a fourth-division reached the final.
Bradford, whose squad was assembled for barely 7,500 pounds ($A11,400), will play Chelsea or Swansea in the Wembley Stadium final.
Swansea holds a 2-0 lead over Chelsea heading into Wednesday’s second leg.