MATCH PREVIEW | Charlton v Exeter City

Speaking in his pre-game press conference, Michael Appleton confirmed Terry Taylor 'is going to be out for a period of time' with an ankle injury sustained at Shrewsbury last weekend.

The Head Coach also revealed that Panutche Camará (foot) has been on the grass with the physio and sports science team, while a couple of players have been labelled as 50/50 ahead of Tuesday's contest.

Tayo Edun (hamstring) and Conor McGrandles (knee) remain sidelined as they continue to progress in their respective rehabilitation programmes.

Demetri Mitchell is available again for the visitors having served a one-match suspension and Caleb Watts could also return having missed out last weekend.

The Grecians will be without loanees Dion Rankine (hamstring) and Admiral Muskwe (hamstring).

Exeter currently sit eighth in the League One standings - just a point adrift of the play-off places - having taken 16 points from their opening 10 fixtures.

Gary Caldwell's men have lost both of their last two league outings - a 3-0 reverse at Oxford United and a 2-0 defeat at home to Northampton Town last time out.

Charlton and Exeter have clashed on 34 previous occasions with the Addicks winning 17, the Grecians 11 and the remaining six encounters producing draws.

The last meeting between the two sides came in Feburary 2023, when Charlton earned a 2-1 triumph at St James Park thanks to early goals from Jes Rak-Sakyi and Corey Blackett-Taylor.

David Rock will control proceedings on Tuesday evening. The official last refereed a Charlton fixture in April 2023.

Rock will be assisted by David Harrison and Alan Cresswell, while Ben Atkinson is the Fourth Official.

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Bartram's and the Meantime Fans’ Bar will both be open from 5.30pm.

Supporters all over the world - including those in the UK and Ireland - can watch all of Tuesday’s action live on CharltonTV. Click here to purchase your match pass.

Fans can buy Valley Gold Jackpot tickets online for the fixture. For every £1 spent on a Jackpot ticket, half goes to the club’s academy to help produce the stars of the future, while the other half goes to the two winners of a cash prize.

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Visiting The Valley for the first time on Tuesday? Click here to read our Visitors' Guide.