Chesterfield exited the Vertu Trophy in midweek after a 5-1 defeat. But we can be sure it will be a very different game at the weekend with Spireites fielding a much stronger team and on home turf.
Wins against Donny have been rare in recent years with both teams playing many seasons in different divisions.
Spireites did record a win over the South Yorkshire club back on Feb 12 2005.
That day Spireites claimed a 1-0 win thanks to an 87th minute goal from substitute Tcham N'Toya-Zoa.
It’s a name that a few of you might not remember, but there are certainly a few members of the starting side who will conjure up a sense of nostalgia.
Here we take a look at the team who claimed victory.
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5. Shane Nicholson
Shane Nicholson rejoined Chesterfield on 29 June 2004, on a one-year contract, for his second spell at the club. After giving some impressive performances during the 2004–05 season, scoring seven goals in 43 league appearances. Nicholson's contract was extended. He made just under 100 appearances. Photo: James Williamson
6. Alan O'Hare
O'Hare began his Chesterfield career at left back, where he played all his games whilst on loan. Since joining Chesterfield permanently he played centre back on occasion, with some success. O'Hare's career was derailed by ankle injury in the 2006–07 season Photo: Getty Images
7. Mark Hudson
Mark Hudson played in central midfield with the club, making a total of 82 appearances and scoring eight goals in two years. In 2005, he was made club captain, and the club offered him a contract extension, but he rejected it. Photo: Getty Images
8. Derek Niven
Niven signed for Chesterfield in December 2003, making his debut in English football on 13 December 2003. He wrote himself into club history by being the last man to ever score at Saltergate. He was released by Chesterfield at the end of the 2011/12 season, having made almost 300 league appearances for the club Photo: Steve Parkin