Bradford City's historic win worth £1m 23 January 2013 Last updated at 08:53 Bradford City's historic trip to Wembley could be worth £1m to the club, according to its joint chairman. The Bantams became the first fourth-tier side in over 50 years to reach the League Cup final after beating Aston Villa on aggregate on Tuesday night. Mark Lawn said it was a "once in a lifetime opportunity" for potential sponsors, as well as for the club. The League Two side will take on either Chelsea or Swansea at Wembley on 24 February. Created history Mr Lawn told BBC Radio Leeds: "I don't think it's really sunk in yet. Bradford City fans celebrate at final whistle I think it's going to take a bit of time before people realise the enormity of what they've done. They've created history. I hope some corporate companies get on the bandwagon and ring us up, and we can fly their flag. It is the first time Bradford City have reached the final of a major competition since winning the FA Cup in 1911. It will also be only the second time the team have played at Wembley - the last time was in 1996 when Bradford won the Second Division play-off final.