Chelsea and Liverpool have a huge Carabao Cup final clash this afternoon at Wembley.

Chelsea defender Levi Colwill, is looking forward to this game, as he hopes to get his hand on the trophy.

In an interview with the Guardian, Levi Colwill revealed his parents are fans of Liverpool, and is not sure why his parents are Liverpool supporters.

“They’re from Southampton so I’ve got no clue,” the Chelsea defender says, as he looks forward to Sunday’s Carabao Cup final between the clubs at Wembley.

“My dad, Levi, is a real Liverpool fan … he tells me all the news, injuries, the knowledge that fans have that I wouldn’t really know myself,” Colwill went on.

Levi Colwill spoke about the famous Steven Gerrard slip game against Chelsea, hid dad’s reaction, and what he’d do if Chelsea beat Liverpool to win the trophy.

“No, no. He always looks up to Gerrard so I can never do that,” Colwill replies. “But if we beat them, I will give him a bit of stick. When I was on loan at Brighton last season and we won 3-0, I gave my dad a bit and he didn’t like it! That was the first time I ever played against Liverpool so to win, especially, you have to give him a bit for it.”