Ex-Portsmouth loanee hoping Charlton can spread early Fratton Park panic in League One play-off battle

The Blues are in the box seat ahead of the last day of the regular season tomorrow.

A victory for Danny Cowley's side against Accrington will guarantee their place in the play-offs for a third successive campaign.

However, Charlton and Oxford and just a point behind Pompey are looking to capitalise should there be a slip-up at Fratton Park.

The Addicks host champions Hull at The Valley, while Oxford welcome Burton to the Kassam Stadium.

Stockley, who scored twice in 12 games during a loan spell at PO4 in 2015-16, is optimistic results can fall in Charlton's favour.

And after beating fifth-placed Lincoln on Tuesday, the striker's hoping the Addicks can pile the pressure on Pompey by netting in the opening stages of their game.

Stockley told Charlton's website: ‘This last game is going to need everything.

‘I think everyone left it all out there [against Lincoln]. We’re going to give it absolutely everything this weekend.

‘Ben Watson was at Nottingham Forest last season and they were pushing for the (Championship) play-offs but there was a six-goal swing on the last day. He told us about it – that was the importance of beating Lincoln.

‘Things like that can happen, it’s a mad day. We go 1-0 up early against Hull and other peoples’ benches get a whiff of it – it spreads panic.

‘We know if we win then we’ve got a chance. We don’t need to worry about anyone else’s score.’

Stockley has netted nine goals in 21 appearances since arriving at Charlton on loan from Preston in January.