Nottingham Forest made history earlier this week when they beat Sheffield United on penalties to earn a trip to the new Wembley Stadium for the first time in their history.
The Midlands club have been absent from the Premier League for over 20 years and have endured a rather disappointing period during their time in the lower leagues, spending three years in League One and finishing in the top half of the Championship only three times in the last ten years.
However, despite a terrible start to the campaign, Forest have enjoyed a spectacular season under Steve Cooper and could finally return to the English top flight.
The likes of Brennan Johnson, Djed Spence and Joe Worrall are leading the team to long awaited success and, if they can make it through the play-off final, then they will definitely have a very happy fan base.
Many of those fans will have been supporting Forest during their previous season in the Premier League back in 1998-99, with their last season in the top flight ending with a 1-0 win over Leicester City, with Chris Bart-Williams scoring the only goal of the game.
With that match taking place 23 years ago, we have decided to take a look at the team that last played in the Premier League for Forest and where they are now...
However, despite a terrible start to the campaign, Forest have enjoyed a spectacular season under Steve Cooper and could finally return to the English top flight.
5. Chris Bart-Williams
Bart-Williams spent seven years with Nottingham Forest before joining Charlton Athletic in 2002. After retiring, he began coaching in the US and now runs an international soccer training and college recruiting service.
6. Thierry Bonalair
After a brief spell with FC Zurich following his stint in Nottingham, Bonalair retired in 2001. He is now chief scout for Lille OSC.
7. Steve Melton
Melton only made a handful of appearances for Forest before enjoying spells with the likes of Brighton, Stoke and Hull. After years in non league, he retired in 2013.
8. Carlton Palmer
After retiring from playing, Palmer spent years as the player-manager at Stockport County and was also head coach at Mansfield Town and Grantham Town.