Chelsea will pay tribute to Matthew Harding at Sunday's Premier League clash with Manchester United on the weekend that marks 20 years since his death.
Harding, a businessman and Chelsea supporter who invested £26.5 million in the club, died in a helicopter crash as he returned from a match at Bolton Wanderers in 1996.
He had responded to an appeal for funds by chairman Ken Bates in 1994 and was rewarded with a seat on the board.
His investment funded the construction of the new North Stand at Stamford Bridge, which was named in his honour after his death.