We'll be without the suspended Chuks following an unsuccessful appeal, though NJ confirmed that Daniel Kanu is set to return to the matchday squad, asked for the latest on Luke Berry and Lloyd Jones, the gaffer said: "It was a bruising game [against Wycombe] so we’ve had to dust them down this week. Everything’s going to be touch and go before the weekend, so we’ll just see. We’re going up there in good spirits and if anyone doesn’t make it, it’s just another opportunity for someone else."...doesn't sound too optimistic, but could be keeping his cards close to his chest
Wrexham will be without injured trio George Evans, Andy Cannon, and Mo Faal, Phil Parkinson's side are unbeaten in their last eight outings, winning five of those.
We've locked horns on 16 previous occasions, winning three, Wrexham seven and the remaining six encounters resulting in draws, we secured a point in dramatic fashion back at The Valley in October as Matty Godden fired in from the spot to draw the sides level in stoppage time.
So, lets get this job done in good fashion and take the smirk off their faces in their own back yard, we'll be sporting the grey third kit in North Wales.
Here we go
Team news...
Karoy Anderson and Tennai Watson come into the Charlton starting XI for this afternoon’s game against second-placed Wrexham.
The duo replace Thierry Small and Luke Berry who miss out with minor injuries.
Kayne Ramsay, Lloyd Jones and Macaulay Gillesphey once again start in a back three in front of Will Mannion.
Watson and Josh Edwards are expected to operate as wing backs. Anderson, who scored in Monday’s win over Wycombe Wanderers, joins Conor Coventry and skipper Greg Docherty in midfield.
Matty Godden, who has scored in each of his last two games, and Tyreece Campbell, once again start up front.
Charlton: Mannion; Ramsay, Jones, Gillesphey; Watson, Anderson, Coventry, Docherty (c), Edwards; Godden, Campbell
Subs: Bouzanis, Mitchell, McIntyre, Gilbert, Hylton, Mbick, Kanu
Comments
I'm sooo looking forward to this game, the unpredictability of football at it's best. Wrexham win, promoted, we win then it's still up for grabs .
https://x.com/louismend/status/1916146344881742168?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904Q
Shame that everyone else connected with the Sky broadcast will be blowing industrial amounts of smoke up Wrexham's freckle and fawning over the Canuck and the Yank.
Any straying from company policy, any dissent will result in an immediate red card.
Full of Wrexham fans of course, but a decent atmosphere