Charlton Preview

One more push for the Sky Blues and safety can be secured before what we all hope will be a summer of exciting transfer activity at the Ricoh Arena.

'We know we have to do the business and we have got to be up for it more than we have ever been.

'Managers can say their bit but this is where the players earn their money.

'We have always been very confident we would stay up because we are not playing that badly and I feel we haven't got the results we deserve.'

Charlton have only pride to play for and manager Alan Pardew may give some more of his club's youngsters a game.

The 16-year-old midfielder impressed at Barnsley last weekend and is likely to get another chance on Sunday.

Pardew told BBC London 94.9: 'Jonjo's performance was a real highlight and it announced his arrival.

'He certainly showed he has real talent. We might have a special player on our hands.'

The Sky Blues are unlikely to make too many changes from the side that has taken four points from the last two games.

Set for his final appearance in a City shirt but has been entrusted with a key role by Chris Coleman.

This is City's first visit to The Valley since a 2-2 top-flight draw in 2000.

Andy D'Urso takes charge.

No fixtures until it all begins again in August!

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