EPL within reach for Crystal Palace and Socceroo Mile Jedinak Socceroo midfielder Mile Jedinak is on target to play in the Premier League, after helping Championship side, Crystal Palace beat Brighton 2-0. Mile Jedinak in Socceroos gear. SOCCEROO Mile Jedinak is one win away from completing his journey from the A-League to the English Premier League after Crystal Palace progressed to the Championship promotion playoff. Manchester United-bound winger Wilfried Zaha scored both goals as Palace scored a 2-0 win over arch rivals Brighton in last night's semi-final second leg, following a scoreless first leg on Friday. The Jedinak-captained team will face Watford at Wembley on May 27 with a lucrative place in the Premier League at stake. It would cap a remarkable rise to the top for 28-year-old Jedinak, who left A-League side Central Coast in 2009 to play in Turkey, and eventually England. Ivory Coast-born Zaha will join United at the end of the season after Palace agreed to sell him to the Premier League champions in a 15 million pounds ($23.17 million) deal in January. But the 20-year-old will have a chance to take Palace into the English top-flight before saying farewell after scoring twice in the second half to sink Brighton at the Amex Stadium. Brighton must have felt they had the advantage after holding Palace at home in the first leg but they paid the price for wasting several opportunities to go in front before Zaha took charge. This derby clash couldn't match the drama of Watford's incredible second leg win against Leicester on Sunday, but there was still plenty of tension and intrigue as two old rivals slugged it out with so much at stake. Gus Poyet's side dominated the early stages and Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni had to keep out Will Buckley's drive before David Lopez's shot was deflected narrowly over. Crystal Palace manager Ian Holloway celebrates with Kagisho Dikgacoi and Mile Jedinak after beating Brighton in the npower Championship playoff semi-final second-leg. Palace threatened when Jonny Williams shot just wide after being sent clean through by Aaron Wilbraham early in the second half. But Brighton substitute Ashley Barnes twice came even closer to breaking the deadlock just a minute after climbing off the bench. He latched onto Leonardo Ulloa's flick, only for Speroni to tip his shot onto the crossbar and from the resulting corner saw his header cleared off the line by Dean Moxey. Mile Jedinak of Crystal Palace is held back by Dean Hammond of Brighton and Hove Albion during the npower Championship playoff semi-final second-leg. That proved the turning point as Holloway sent on Yannick Bolasie and the winger whipped over a brilliant cross that Zaha, escaping marker Wayne Bridge, met with a diving header past Tomasz Kuszczak in the 69th minute. And Zaha sealed the win two minutes from full-time when he turned Brighton defender Gordon Greer before thrashing his shot into the roof of the net. Commentator goes crazy as Watford win in dramatic fashion