Charlton will be hoping to continue their fine home form when they welcome Bradford City to The Valley on Saturday afternoon (3pm).
The Addicks have the chance to secure their 20th league victory of the season - which will equal the total number of games they won in the whole of last season - while visitors Bradford are in need of the points as they scrap for survival.
A win for Lee Bowyer’s Charlton side will consolidate their play-off place and will, hopefully, see them close the gap on the top two.
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Charlton will be without Krystian Bielik, after the Poland U21 international picked up an ankle injury on international duty.
Jonny Williams has recovered from his hamstring problem and is likely to be in the squad.
On Thursday, Lee Bowyer gave an update on Jake Forster-Caskey, who has trained with the first team this week but still won’t be involved in the squad yet. Lewis Page remains sidelined.
Bradford expect to have Sean Scannell back from injury, following five months out. He recently returned to training following a stress fracture in his back, but he may only make the bench.
The Bantams are expected to make changes following last week's 4-1 defeat by Blackpool. Jacob Butterfield and former Addick Billy Clarke are in contention to start. Defenders Kelvin Mellor and Calum Woods remain fitness doubts.
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Charlton Boss Lee Bowyer: “Personally, I can’t see why Bradford are down there. Their front three are good players; Doyle was one of the top scorers in the league last year, Ball got promotion with Rotherham last year and Payne is another good player. Those three can hurt you on their own.”
Bradford Boss Gary Bowyer: “If I was them [the players], I know what I would be doing this weekend. There quite simply has to be a reaction from what we served up against Blackpool. That is the challenge we have put to them, as we prepare to go up against a very good Charlton team.”
Saturday’s game against Bradford will be the 28th meeting between the Addicks and the Bantams. Charlton have won 10, with seven draws and 11 wins for Bradford.
The Addicks’ last six games record against The Bantams is good, with nine points picked up from a possible 18, dating back to 2001.
Charlton won the reverse fixture comfortably, 2-0 at Valley Parade back in September 2018.
For 2018/19's match previews, we are dipping into the Valley Pass archive to look back on a previous encounter against Charlton's opponents.
This time, we wind the clock back to last season when Jake Forster-Caskey netted the only goal of the game as the Addicks won at Valley Parade.
Martin Coy will be the referee for Saturday’s match at The Valley.
Coy has taken charge of 31 games during the 2018/19 season so far, giving out 89 yellow cards and two red cards.
He will be supported by assistants Andrew Williams and Leigh Crowhurst and fourth official Bhupinder Gill.
Ben Reeves takes centre stage in Saturday’s matchday programme for the visit of Bradford City.
In his feature interview, the midfielder discusses finally putting his injuries to rest, his evolving role in the side and why the relationship between fans and players, as well as The Valley’s electric atmosphere, has played such a big part in the team’s success this season.
Saturday’s edition of Valley Review is priced at £3 and can be purchased from in and around The Valley. To read more about Saturday's programme, please click here.
The North Stand’s free entry supporters’ bar will be open as usual, with its doors opening from 12pm.
All season ticket holders and Charlton fans with match tickets are welcome to visit the Fans’ Bar before and after the game and supporters can purchase food and drinks in there.
On Saturday, the Fans’ Bar will be showing the early kick-off between Fulham and Manchester City and the late game between West Ham United and Everton.
Saturday's Family Activity Zone will be open between 1.15pm and 2.30pm, giving youngsters the chance to warm up for the game by playing FIFA, pool and table tennis.
Outside, youngsters can play in the FAZ’s football cage and practice their football shooting skills with the Community Trust’s inflatable target game.
A number of options will be available on the East Street menu for Saturday. As well as a ‘sausage of the match’ – which changes every matchday – portions of chips will be on sale and, as a sweeter option, muffins and jam doughnuts will be available amongst other things.
Supporters can follow all the build-up to the game on Charlton's official Instagram account, official Twitter account, Facebook page and official Snapchat account.
Live commentary of the clash - which is presented by ITRM - will be available on Valley Pass exclusively for subscribers. Please click here for more information on how you can subscribe to Valley Pass and how you can purchase a 48-hour matchday pass, which is priced at just £4.
Fans are also advised to arrive at The Valley in good time, and to plan their journeys in advance, in order to avoid long queues when buying tickets and entering the ground. Searches will be taking place at the turnstiles due to heightened security in the capital at this time.
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