Triple test

Tickets for Charlton's crucial League One clashes against Colchester United and Norwich City at home and Southampton away will go on sale on Tuesday morning.

Phil Parkinson's men will be targeting maximum points from all three encounters as the Addicks bid to return to the Championship at the first time of asking.

All three clubs are promotion rivals, with Alan Pardew's in-form Saints still aiming a play-off place after defeating second-placed Leeds United at the weekend, while Norwich are firm title-winning candidates and United are also currently in the play-off mix.

Supporters will be able to purchase seats for the trio of fixtures from 9am on Tuesday morning. More of story 1

Striker injury blow confirmed

Phil Parkinson has confirmed that Charlton striker Leon McKenzie could be sidelined for up to three weeks after suffering a thigh injury in training on Thursday.

The 31-year-old missed Saturday's derby defeat at Millwall as a result of the problem and is likely to be out of action until at least the start of April.

Parkinson said: "Leon picked up a thigh strain last Thursday in training and he'll be out for between two and three weeks.”

McKenzie has not started a game for the Addicks since signing a one-year deal on a free transfer on deadline day in August. More of story 2

Pipped at the post

Charlton's highly-praised 2009/10 season-ticket marketing campaign was pipped to a Football League award on Sunday night. More of story 3

Under starter’s orders

The Cheltenham Festival is under starter's orders, and Addicks fans can get a free £25 flutter for the biggest week in the horse-racing calendar by signing up with the club's online betting partner StanJames.com More of story 4

Derby defeat leaves Dailly distraught

Christian Dailly has issued a rallying call to his teammates as Charlton attempt to recover from Saturday's desperately disappointing 4-0 loss at South-East London rivals Millwall. More of story 5