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A vital clash at the Riverside Stadium sees 2nd-placed Middlesbrough hosting 18th-placed Charlton Athletic. For Boro, every point is a step closer to the Premier League.
Form & Analysis: Middlesbrough has been the definition of “controlled” this season under Michael Carrick. They boast a 58% average possession and are clinical in transition. Morgan Whittaker has been the standout, bagging 11 goals. Charlton, despite their low league position, is actually unbeaten in their last three away games, showing they are difficult to break down on the road.
However, Boro’s quality should shine through. They have won the last three meetings between these two. Charlton is dealing with a significant injury list, including keeper Thomas Kaminski and striker Matt Godden. This lack of depth will likely be exploited by a Boro side that has scored seven goals in its last two away games.
