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Model output updated: 4 Mar 2026, 16:06
A mid-table Championship clash sees 18th-placed Charlton host 12th-placed Birmingham. Charlton will be looking to improve their recent form, while Birmingham have been the more consistent side. Head-to-head encounters have historically been close, with Birmingham having a slight recent advantage.
Charlton: Charlton will be without midfielder Harvey Knibbs (ankle), defender Lloyd Jones (muscle), and forward Matt Godden (hamstring). All are expected back in mid-March.
Birmingham: Birmingham have a number of injuries, with defenders Lee Buchanan and Alex Cochrane unavailable. Midfielder Jhon Solís returns from suspension, but Kyogo Furuhashi and Paik Seung-ho are out injured.
Charlton's home advantage could be a significant factor, and if they can stifle Birmingham's attack, they could grind out a result.
Expect a competitive match at The Valley. While Birmingham appear stronger on paper, their injury list could level the playing field. The game is likely to be decided by a single goal, with Birmingham's slightly superior attack giving them the edge.
Last updated: 04/03/2026 16:06