Norwich City head to Vicarage Road for their next Championship clash tomorrow – the scene of one of the club's biggest promotion celebrations.

In 2004 the Canaries had seen promotion confirmed without playing a game in the run up to a visit to Watford, thanks to Crystal Palace beating Sunderland in midweek.

Over 3,000 City supporters had attended a reserve game on the same night to kick-off the celebrations when news of the Palace result came through – and promotion fever carried through to Vicarage Road.

Over 5,000 fans travelled to see goals from Damien Francis and Leon McKenzie fire the Canaries to victory amongst the promotion party, with another 6,000 watching a beam-back of the game on a big screen at Carrow Road.

Joint majority shareholder Delia Smith joined the City supporters in the away end for the fun and games – which were cranked up further 10 days later when the Division One title was won despite a 1-0 loss at Sunderland.

Tomorrow's game is sure to be a more tense affair, with both City and Watford looking to strengthen their claim for a play-off place with 15 matches of the season still to play.

Another victory in Hertfordshire would be a fourth in succession for Alex Neil's team however, so it could just lead to more promotion celebrations at the end of the season if a similar success can be secured.

Re-live the fun of that day in the photo gallery above and see tomorrow's Eastern Daily Press or Norwich Evening News full for a full preview of tomorrow's match.