Addicks boss Phil Parkinson has promised some changes following last week's collapse to Millwall.

That's no surprise for Charlton fans. Those who saw their side lose 4-0 to the Bermondsey boys it must feel like your neighbour coming round for a barbecue, stealing all the meat and kicking your dog.

The Irons make the trip across London tomorrow evening hovering just above the Premier League drop zone but may return empty handed from the Emirates.

Nick Matthew, ranked second in the world, is the favourite for next week's ISS Canary Wharf Classic after winning a string of events this year.

The Olympic Park Legacy Company was set up last year to oversee the long-term development of the area and its chairwoman, Baroness Ford, recently gave evidence to a House of Commons select committee about its plans.

Poor defending saw the Irons punished by a Chelsea team that rarely got out of second gear as the Hammers' relegation worries intensfied.

Millwall stormed to victory in Saturday's south London derby with Kenny Jackett praising it as one of the best results of his career.

A first-half goal from a corner by Darren Ward, followed by a Christian Dailly own goal and a brace by Steve Morison helped the Lions to a 4-0 win and put them just a point behind Charlton.

December 5, 1995, is a day that has lived long in the memory of Charlton fans. A Kim Grant brace saw the Addicks win at The Den for the first time in many a year.

Being in different divisions ever since, the Lions have been waiting 14 years for revenge at home but will have their opportunity on Saturday.

Title-chasing Chelsea will be out for goals and a similar defensive display from the Irons to last Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Bolton could see them on the wrong end of a drubbing.

Now in its third year, the touch rugby tournament at the Honourable Artillery Company ground on March 24 has become a firm fixture on the sporting calendar.

The Swiss midfielder admitted losing the relegation clash to the Lancashire outfit was a big disappointment and wants to see an improved attitude when the Irons meet Chelsea and Arsenal in their next two games.

A football hooligan has been jailed for 18 weeks for taking part in large scale violence after a match between West Ham and Tottenham last year.

Richard Coffman, 20, of Mawney Road in Romford, was sentenced by Stratford Magistrates after pleading guilty to affray.

Two goals from striker Steve Morison helped the Lions to a 3-1 victory at Brunton Park last night, setting them up nicely for Saturday's derby clash with Charlton.

The tyres on Kenny Jackett's promotion bandwagon have been slightly deflated with the news top scorer Neil Harris will miss the match.

The 31-year-old midfielder has been plagued by injury since joining from Newcastle for £6million in August 2007. He broke his leg soon after and has made just 20 appearance in that time, the latest as a substitute in the 2-1 defeat by Bolton last Saturday.

It wasn't pretty but with just 11 games to go this season it's all about the points.

Luckless Stockport arrived at The Valley bottom of the league and knew they were in for another bad day when they found themselves two goals down after 10 minutes.