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Fans aged under-11 will be able to see all 19 home Premiership fixtures for a flat rate of £99 - just over £5 per game - anywhere in the stadium and other supporters will enjoy reductions of up to 50 per cent.

The club has also introduced staggered pricing so seats near the ends of stands are less expensive than those on the halfway line, as well as new under-21, under-18 and under-11 (but not under-16) categories.

One season-ticket holder will also have the opportunity to win a Spanish holiday home worth more than £50,000, and only one set of fans, the centre blocks of the east stand, will pay the same rate as the current season.

Season-ticket renewal forms will be sent out early next month -see the full prices at cafc.co.uk

CHARLTON will provide free coach travel to the club's FA Cup quarter-final replay against Middlesbrough on Wednesday, April 12 (8.05pm - live on BBC).

Tickets are priced £20 adults, £10 seniors and £5 under-16s, and were expected to go on general sale this week although no sale date had been set on Monday.

Fans will be able to reserve their free coach place from a variety of pick-up points across the South East when booking a ticket via the hotline on 0871 226 1905, over the counter at the Valley ticket office, online or through the post. Get more details from cafc.co.uk or 0871 226 1905.

DARREN Bent has become the first Charlton striker to score 20 goals in all competitions in a top-flight season since Eddie Firmani in 1955.

Bent also become the first Addick to net 20 times in a season since Andy Hunt's 25 goals in the club's First Division championship-winning campaign of 1999/2000.

TICKETS for Charlton's next home match against Everton on Saturday, April 8 (3pm) are still available on general sale but are becoming limited, priced £25 adults, £20 over-60s and under-18s, and £15 under-16s, while plenty of seats remain for the final two home games against Portsmouth (Monday, April 17 - 3pm) and Blackburn Rovers (Saturday, April 29 - 5.15pm), from £20 adults, £15 over-60s and under-18s, and £10 under-16s.

Buy online at cafc.co.uk or call 0871 226 1905.

SEATS for Charlton's live-on-Sky trip to West Ham United on Sunday (4pm) went on general sale last weekend, with plenty still available priced £30 adults, £15 seniors and £16 under-16s.

Meanwhile, tickets for the away match against Fulham on Easter Saturday, April 15 (3pm) are also now on general sale, priced £28 adults, £20 seniors and £10 under-16s.

Purchase at the Valley ticket office, via the hotline on 0871 226 1905 or online at cafc.co.uk

ALAN Curbishley has admitted his delight at the club's FA Cup semi-final draw against West Ham United at Villa Park, should the Addicks beat Middlesbrough in their quarter-final replay.

The FA announced the last four match will be played in Birmingham on Sunday, April 23 (4pm), with the game being screened by Sky.

Curbishley said: "Ourselves, Middlesbrough and West Ham were obviously hoping to avoid Chelsea and Liverpool, so I think there is a great opportunity for a smaller club to make the final. It's a massive opportunity for us."

A MYLES Weston goal gave Charlton's academy a 1-0 victory against a Valley Express Kent Youth League side last Wednesday night - a game arranged to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the league.

ALAN Curbishley has backed a new adult learning initiative that was launched at The Valley on Sunday.

Adults can now visit Charlton's stadium, home of London Leisure College, to improve their reading and writing skills under a new project called Heading for Success.

Curbishley: "As a Premiership manager it's very important for me to have good communication skills to get my message over to players, management and the media."

Get more details on the free courses at 0800 100 900.

THE Charlton women's team added a second trophy to the Valley cabinet this season when they beat Arsenal to lift the London Cup.

Sarah Snare, 19, scored a hat-trick and Gemma Ritchie was also on target in the 4-3 victory.

Three Charlton players started for their country as England drew 0-0 with France in a World Cup qualification match last Sunday night and the Addicks are back in action at Stonebridge Road on Sunday against Chelsea, kick-off 2pm.

MIDFIELDER Barry Fuller last week extended his loan deal at Barnet to the end of April and started his third month with the Bees with a 1-0 win against Darlington.

The 21-year-old will stay at Underhill until April 22 - the maximum period under league rules.

THREE weeks of Easter holiday fun and football organised by the Charlton community scheme kicked off on Monday but there is still plenty of time to get involved in the feast of football across Greenwich, Bexley and Kent until April 13.

The prices are £44 for a five-day course, £37 for a four-day course and £12 for a one-day course.

For more information, visit cafc.co.uk or call 020 8850 2866.