In form Nottingham Forest will visit The Valley on Tuesday evening and they have won five of their last six games, the exception being a thrilling 4-4 draw at Blackpool.

Forest’s stuttering form has been turned round since Dougie Freedman took over the reins at the City Ground. As at Palace and Bolton, Freedman has former Charlton manager, Lennie Lawrence, as his assistant.

Guy Luzon has several injury problems and is likely to be without Chris Solly, Rhoys Wiggins, Tal Ben Haim, Johann Gudmundsson and Johnnie Jackson, with one or two others also struggling.

Luzon will want to make as few changes as possible to the side that swept Huddersfield aside but a number will be enforced upon him.

Simon Hooper from Wiltshire will be the man in charge.

The Addicks will have to be on their mettle if they are to win again and much will depend on what team Luzon is able to put out.

Freedman will fancy his chances of winning this one but will find Charlton’s momentum difficult to overcome.

It has been confirmed that the senior concessionary rate will be raised from 60 to 65 for the 2015/16 campaign.

Existing season ticket holders in the 61-65 age bracket will continue to be eligible for a concessionary ticket.

Wednesday’s Under-21 match with Brisol City will now be staged at Welling’s Park View Road ground on Wednesday with 1.00pm kick-off.

Tickets for the eagerly awaited clash with Millwall at the Den on Good Friday will go on restricted sale on Thursday morning.

Tickets will cost £26 for adults, £17 for seniors, £13 for under 16s and £7 for under 12s. There will be four phases of sale before the tickets go on general sale.