The Addicks travel to Ebbsfleet on Tuesday evening for the semi-final of the Kent Senior Cup.

Jason Euell is likely to field a strong team which could include players with first team experience, such as Naby Sarr, Karlan Ahearne-Grant and Cristian Ceballos.

The game at Stonebridge Road will kick-off at 7.45pm.

Sky named Jordan Cousins as their Man Of The Match against Middlesbrough, but it was two members of the Charlton rearguard that made it into the Who’s Scored.com’s Championship Team Of The Week.

Keeper, Nick Pope, and central defender, Jorge Teixeira, were the players to receive the accolades.

Darren Deadman would have been well briefed before taking charge of Sunday’s game at The Valley.

Nevertheless, refereeing a game where there are fan protests is very difficult. On the footballing side, Deadman was barely noticeable, always the sign of a good performance by a referee.

He dealt with the beach ball and whistle situations sensibly. He did not take the players off, or request tannoy announcements, he kept everything low key.

Deadman refereed the game sensibly, and it passed without any real flashpoints.

Charlton’s table topping Under-21s fought out a fairly drab 0-0 draw with Millwall on Monday afternoon.

Charlton: Mitov; Barnes, Obileye, Thomas, Edwards; Dijksteel, Charles-Cook, Konsa; Kennedy (Moore 71), Umerah, Hanlan.

Subs (not used): Beeney, Lapslie, Ahearne-Grant, Ansah.

Millwall: Forde; Brown, Nelson, Mbulu, Swift; Onyedinma, Powell, Farrell, Twardek; O’Brien, Philpot.

Subs (not used): Girling, Parr, Donovan, Eze, Ndjoli.

Booked: Farrell 48 (dissent).

Picture supplied by Ed Boyden.