Oxford United are set to face Charlton Athletic in a crucial Championship clash, with the visitors naming a strong side for the encounter. Nathan Jones has picked the same side that beat Birmingham City last weekend for today’s visit to Oxford United (KO 12.30pm GMT). This means five changes from the team that earned a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough in midweek, with Kayne Ramsay, Lloyd Jones, Amari’i Bell, Lyndon Dykes, and Tyreece Campbell replacing Keenan Gough, Conor Coady, Macaulay Gillesphey, Miles Leaburn, and Charlie Kelman, who move to the bench. There is also a place on the bench for Thomas Kaminski, who returns after missing the last three fixtures with a hamstring injury. Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones has named a strong side for the upcoming clash against Oxford United, with several changes from the team that earned a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough in midweek. The visitors are looking to build on their recent form, which has seen them win two of their last five games. Oxford United, on the other hand, are looking to bounce back from their 2-0 loss to Millwall in their last outing. Charlton Athletic are currently 22nd in the Championship, with 47 points from 46 games, and are 48 points behind leaders Coventry. They have scored 45 goals this season, but have conceded 59, resulting in a -14 goal difference. Oxford United, meanwhile, are looking to improve their recent form, which has seen them win two of their last five games. The visitors are expected to start with a back three in front of Will Mannion, with Harry Clarke and Luke Chambers operating as wing-backs. The midfield three is expected to consist of Conor Coventry, Sonny Carey, and skipper Greg Docherty, who will provide support to Dykes and Campbell up front. Oxford United will be looking to exploit any weaknesses in Charlton Athletic’s defense, and will be hoping to come away with a positive result. The match is available to watch on CharltonTV in all countries outside of the UK and Ireland, and on Sky Sports+ in the UK and Ireland. Charlton Athletic: Mannion; Ramsay, Jones, Bell; Clarke, Coventry, Carey, Docherty (c), Chambers; Dykes, Campbell Subs: Kaminski, Gillesphey, Coady, Gough, Mitchell, Rankin-Costello, Fullah, Fevrier, Kelman.