Charlton captain Greg Docherty has emphasized the importance of improving home form as the Addicks face a crucial stretch of games to secure their Championship status. With six points separating them from the relegation zone, Docherty acknowledges the pressure but remains confident in their ability to stay up. The upcoming fixtures against Ipswich and Hull, followed by a final day trip to Swansea, will be decisive.

Docherty highlighted the team's recent struggles, noting they've gone six games without a win, with all points coming from away draws. Despite this, he pointed out that Ipswich has the worst away record among the top ten teams, and Charlton previously beat them at Portman Road. The captain stressed the need for clinical finishing, admitting they've had numerous chances but failed to convert them at home.

Reflecting on his own performance, Docherty, who has three assists and leads the team in tackles with 47, expressed satisfaction with his contributions but emphasized that team success is his priority. He remains optimistic about the squad's potential and the lessons learned this season, which he believes will benefit Charlton in the future. The captain's leadership and determination will be crucial as Charlton aims to secure their place in the Championship for another year.