Nahki Wells and his Bradford City teammates embarked on a tour of the home of English football earlier today.The Bantams were given a tour of Wembley Stadium where they will face Swansea in the Capital One Cup tomorrow.After viewing video of their amazing run in the competition at their hotel base in London, the Bradford entourage arrived at Wembley around 10am and wasted little time strolling out onto the hallowed turf to get a feel for the pitch.Bantams players also observed the dressing room and the remaining amenities the stadium has to offer before returning to their hotel to prepare for an afternoon training session — the team's final prior to tomorrow's 4pm kick off.Bradford are bidding to become the first fourth tier side to win a major English cup final.The Bantams Bermudian striker Wells has scored three goals in the Capital One Cup, including a brace against Burton Albion at Valley Parade.He is the club's leading scorer this term with 18 goals in all competitions.Bradford are making only their second appearance in a major cup final since 1911 when they won the FA Cup.Swansea, favourites to beat Phil Parkinson's team in tomorrow's final, are making their first appearance ever in a major cup final.