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Town visit Middlesbrough on Saturday with manager Mick McCarthy determined that his side should finish their season strongly, despite now having no realistic chance of making the play-offs. The Blues, who are without a win in six, are eighth in the table, eight points from the play-offs with just three games left to play.

Town’s play-off push looks all but over following a 0-0 home draw with relegation-threatened Charlton Athletic. Ben Pringle came closest for the Blues in the first half with a strike well saved by Addicks keeper Nick Pope, while Jonathan Douglas headed and then shot over in the second.

Town boss Mick McCarthy has named an unchanged side for tonight’s home game against Charlton.

Winning goalscorer Ben Pringle says Town now have to build on Saturday’s 1-0 victory at Huddersfield.

Town boss Mick McCarthy admitted that the Blues were beaten by a better side after losing 1-0 to Hull City at Portman Road.

Town’s remarkable Tuesday night home record faces its toughest test this evening when Championship leaders Hull City visit Portman Road.

Town new boy Ben Pringle has reflected on how his dream move last summer to Fulham has turned sour with only around a quarter of his two-year deal completed.

Ben Pringle is looking forward to the next chapter of what has been a rollercoaster career since he left the famous football breeding ground of the renowned Wallsend Boys Club.

Boss Mick McCarthy hopes the current tough run of games will bring the best out of his players, starting tomorrow afternoon at Preston North End.