MATCH PREVIEW | Charlton v Sheffield Wednesday

Dean Holden revealed that there is a possibility of Miles Leaburn (hip) returning to his matchday squad this weekend.

The boss also reported one or two unnamed doubts in his Friday press conference, while Mandela Egbo (quad) and Todd Kane (hamstring) remain unavailable as the duo continue their respective rehabilitation programmes.

The visitors will be without Ben Heneghan (knee), Michael Ihiekwe (knee), Callum Paterson (hamstring), while Mallik Wilks (calf) will be assessed having missed the Owls’ last three outings.

Wednesday will also be without Marvin Johnson, who is set to serve a three-match ban for violent conduct.

Sheffield Wednesday regained Sky Bet League One's top spot last weekend with a 5-2 victory against MK Dons at Hillsborough.

Darren Moore’s men have amassed 68 points from their 31 league fixtures to date and travel to SE7 enjoying a 19-game unbeaten league run – a joint club record.

Charlton and Sheffield Wednesday have gone toe-to-toe on 61 previous occasions with the Addicks winning 20, the Owls 25 and the remaining 16 encounters ending in draws.

Sheffield Wednesday claimed a narrow 1-0 victory in the reverse fixture at Hillsborough back in August 2022 thanks to substitute Tyreeq Bakinson’s late strike.

Benjamin Speedie will oversee proceedings on Saturday. The official last refereed a Charlton fixture in July 2022 – the opening-day draw at Accrington Stanley.

Speedie will be assisted by Paul Stonier and Nicholas Dunn, while Joseph Stokes is the Fourth Official.

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Bartram's will be opening its doors to supporters from 11.30am, while the Meantime Fans’ Bar will be opening from 12pm.

The indoor Family Activity Zone (FAZ) will be open from 12.30pm until 2.30pm and the outdoor FAZ will be open from 12.30pm until 2.15pm.

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.

Meanwhile, supporters in the UK and Ireland can enjoy live audio commentary from The Valley. Click here to get your audio pass.

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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 this weekend? Click here to read our First Time Visitors' Guide.