Bradford City shocked English football in 2013 when they reached the League Cup final whilst in League Two.
They ultimately lost 5-0 in the final to the then-Premier League side Swansea City at Wembley.
Here is how the Bantams lined up that day and where the players are now-
GK- Matt Duke- The experienced goalkeeper retired in 2017 with his final spell coming at Chesterfield.
RB- Stephen Darby- He played a massive part in the Bantams’ journey to the final. The full-back retired in 2018 after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease and has since set up the Darby Rimmer RMD foundation to support families.
CB- Rory McArdle- Now 32, the Northern Ireland international is at Scunthorpe United.
Cb- Carl McHugh- He is currently a free agent with his last spell coming in India at ATK.
LB- Curtis Good- The Australian was on loan at Valley Parade from Newcastle United in 2013. He now plays back home at Melbourne City.
RM- Garry Thompson- He has also retired from the game and had a brief spell as manager of Bradford Park Avenue last year.
CM- Garry Jones- The tough tackling midfielder is now 42, with his last stint being in non-league at Altrincham.
CM- Nathan Doyle- He left Bradford in 2014 for Luton Town and now plays for East Hull FC.
LM- Will Atkinson- The versatile midfielder is still playing the game in League Two for Port Vale.
ST- James Hanson- The big forward has also lined up against his former club this season for rivals Grimsby Town.
ST- Nahki Wells- He formed a great partnership up front with Hanson for the Bantams and plays in the Championship for Bristol City these days.