Charlton vs West Brom: Match Preview

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The Charlton Athletic team will host West Bromwich Albion at The Valley on Tuesday night. The match is scheduled to kick off at 7:45 PM GMT. Charlton comes into this game aiming to extend their four-match unbeaten streak, having recently drawn 1-1 against Swansea City.

Ticket Information

Adult tickets for this evening fixture are priced starting at £20. Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets to witness the action live.

Team News

Charlton’s squad faces some injury concerns. Amari’i Bell and Reece Burke will be assessed after being sidelined in their last match. Josh Edwards is out with an ankle issue, while Matty Godden is making progress in his recovery from a knee injury. For West Brom, doubts linger over the availability of Toby Collyer, Jayson Molumby, and Jed Wallace.

Current Standings

As they prepare for their upcoming encounter, Charlton sits eighth in the league table, while West Brom is in twelfth place, trailing by just two points.

Previous Encounters

Charlton and West Brom have a competitive history, having faced each other 62 times. The series is evenly matched, with each team recording 21 victories and 20 matches ending in draws. Their last match ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw at The Valley in 2020.

Match Officials

The officiating crew for the match includes Lewis Smith as the referee, with Andrew Dallison and Hugh Gilroy as assistants. Tom Nield will serve as the Fourth Official.

Fan Information

Road Closures: Floyd Road, Harvey Gardens, and Valley Grove will be closed from 7 PM until shortly after kick-off.
Fan Zones: The Fan Zone, Bartram’s, and the Meantime Fans’ Bar will open at 5 PM for pre-match enjoyment.
Post-Match Access: The Meantime Fans’ Bar and Bartram’s will remain open after the match, but the Fan Zone will close.

Additional Opportunities

For those unable to attend, the game can be followed on CharltonTV. Fans can also purchase Valley Gold Jackpot tickets online, with proceeds supporting the club’s academy. Half of the ticket sales will contribute to the youth program, while the other half is allocated to cash prizes, potentially reaching up to £2,000 for winners.