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Standard Sport runs you through the latest goings on from London's football league sides.
CHARLTON
Stephen Henderson could return from injury against Derby in the Capital One Cup tonight. The goalkeeper has missed the last two games with a hamstring problem and will be assessed ahead of the game. Bob Peeters is likely to rotate his squad with this weekend’s trip to Brighton in mind. Charlton have had a strong start but the manager described Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Huddersfield as their worst since he took over. “[We must] forget about it and move on,” he said.
MILLWALL
Ian Hollway is set to make changes to his side against Southampton tonight after admitting they were off the pace in the 1-0 defat at Rotherham on Saturday. The manager said: “We didn’t function like we have been. I felt my attackers looked tired and were not quite as effective as they have been.” Justin Hoyte and Richard Chaplow could both feature in the Capital One Cup tie after recovering from hamstring injuries.
BRENTFORD
Harlee Dean is aiming to become a “cult hero” with victory against Fulham in tonight’s Capital One Cup clash at Griffin Park. The two sides are separated by less than five miles but have not faced each other since 1998, when Fulham forward Paul Moody scored twice in a 2-0 away win in the old Second Division. Defender Dean said: “I have spoken to supporters about the game. I know you can become a cult hero with actions in these games. We’ll treat it like a cup final.”
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WATFORD
Matej Vydra could return against Doncaster tonight after missing Saturday’s 4-1 win against Leeds with a dead leg. Joel Ekstrand completes his three-game ban but Mathias Ranegie is available again after a groin injury. Craig Cathcart is out with a knee problem. Watford have re-signed Rene Gilmartin on a one-year deal. The keeper made seven appearances in two years during his first spell at the club, before joining Plymouth in 2012. He spent last season at St Patrick’s Athletic in Ireland.
LEYTON ORIENT
Russell Slade is worried his side will struggle to build any rhythm at home as they kick off a run of five away games in their next six with tomorrow’s trip to Aston Villa. Orient travel to Villa Park in the Capital One Cup before heading to Fleetwood on Saturday. They then face journeys to Peterborough, Notts County and Scunthorpe. “We’re certainly not going to get any rhythm at home,” said Slade. “But they’re good games — starting at Villa, we’re really looking forward to that.”
WIMBLEDON
Neal Ardley is aiming to add one more player to his squad before the transfer deadline. Ardley has already brought in 10 players this summer and his new-look squad started the season with two wins and a draw before suffering their first defeat against Hartlepool on Saturday. The manager said: “We may try and add another player if we can. There were some performances that were not up to their usual standard against Hartlepool but I’m not going to slaughter them for that.”
DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
Rhys Murphy began full training yesterday for the first time after five months out with a hip injury. The former Arsenal forward has been sidelined since March and had surgery this summer in an attempt to resolve the problem. That has gone well and the 23-year-old, who was Dagenham’s top scorer in the League last season with 13 goals, is hoping to be in contention for a first-team spot in a month’s time. The club had hoped to have him back at the start of the season.