It's a fixture that immediately will take many Palace fans straight back to 1989, with happy memories from a tense, but ultimately successfully two-legged play-off.
Palace were facing Swindon Town in the old Division Two play-offs as both teams aimed to win a place in the top-flight.
With the Eagles having been shut out at the County Ground in the first leg, losing by a single goal to nil, a turnaround was required.
With Manager Steve Coppell hoping for a fast start to get the comeback underway, the Eagles took the lead after just nine minutes. Rudi Hedman’s free-kick caused issues in the penalty area, with the ball falling to Mark Bright to smash home.
The scores were level, and Palace smelt blood. Just before half-time, the ball was flicked on by Bright into the path of Wright, who showed a striker’s instinct to be in the right place at the right time to volley home.
Now it was a question of holding on, and hold on Palace did in the second-half. It meant a play-off final against Blackburn Rovers – held over two legs – for a place in the First Division.
The Eagles would earn a place in the top-flight with another comeback victory, thanks to an Ian Wright brace.