MATCH PREVIEW | Charlton v Bristol Rovers

Deji Elerewe is unavailable as he serves the final game of his suspension, while Mandela Egbo (quad), Richard Chin (groin), Terry Taylor (knee) and Diallang Jaiyesimi (back) will all be assessed having recently been absent.

Dean Holden confirmed Chuks Aneke (calf) and Miles Leaburn (ankle) are both back on the grass as they continue to progress with their respective recoveries. The gaffer also revealed that late calls will be made on ‘one or two’ players ahead of Tuesday’s clash.

Scott Fraser (calf) and Tyreece Campbell (ankle) are both set to be sidelined for a number of weeks.

James Wilson and Jevani Brown are both injury doubts for the visitors having sat out Rovers' fixture against Barnsley last weekend.

James Gibbons (knee), Jordan Rossiter (knee) and summer signing George Friend are also sidelined.

Rovers have drawn both of their opening two games 1-1 against Portsmouth and Barnsley respectively, with a 2-0 Carabao Cup defeat at Ipswich Town in between.

The Gas finished 17th in Sky Bet League One last term with 53 points.

Charlton and Bristol Rovers have clashed on 68 previous occasions with the Addicks winning 25, Rovers 24 and the remaining 19 contests resulting in draws.

Bristol Rovers ran out 1-0 victors at the Memorial Stadium in the last meeting between the two sides thanks to John Marquis’ 71st-minute penalty.

Charles Breakspear will be the man in the middle on Tuesday. The official last refereed a Charlton fixture in April 2022.

Breakspear will be assisted by Simon Shaw and Andrew Aylott, while Andy Bennett is the Fourth Official.

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