MATCH PREVIEW | Charlton v Accrington Stanley

Scott Fraser (hip) will be assessed having missed last weekend's trip to Devon, while Mandela Egbo (quad) is set to play for Danny Senda's U21s again next week as he continues to build up match fitness.

Todd Kane (hamstring) and Chuks Aneke (hamstring) both remain sidelined.

The visitors will be without suspended duo Lukas Jensen and Sean McConville, though top scorer Tommy Leigh is available again having served a three-match ban.

Liam Coyle (head), Shaun Whalley (illness) and Matt Lowe (ankle) could return to the Stanley squad on Saturday, but Jay Rich-Baghuelou, Ryan Astley, Ethan Hamilton, Joe Pritchard and David Morgan are all unavailable.

John Coleman’s side currently sit 20th in the League One table, just one point above the relegation zone, albeit with two games in hand on each of the bottom four.

Stanley travel to the capital on the back of a 3-0 reverse at Ipswich Town in midweek, with their last away league win coming at Cambridge United in November 2022.

Charlton and Accrington have clashed on seven previous occasions with the Addicks winning one, Stanley three and the remaining three meetings resulting in draws.

The reverse fixture came at the Wham Stadium in July 2022 and produced a dramatic opening-day draw. After McConville had cancelled out Fraser's opener, debutant Miles Leaburn headed home four minutes into stoppage time, only for Korede Adedoyin to bag a leveller at the other end with virtually the last kick of the contest.

Darren Drysdale will be the man in the middle on Saturday. The official last refereed a Charlton fixture in December 2022 – the Boxing Day draw against Peterborough United in SE7.

Drysdale will be assisted by Damith Bandara and Andrew Laver, while Charles Breakspear is the Fourth Official.

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Bartram's and the Meantime Fans’ Bar will both be open from 12pm and the latter will show live coverage of England’s Six Nations clash against France (KO 4.45pm).

Fans outside of the UK and Ireland can watch every kick of Saturday’s action live on CharltonTV. Click here to get your match pass.

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