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Yeovil 1, Charlton 1; Ten Man Addicks Claim a Point
Charlton come back from being both a man and a goal down to claim a credible point at Yeovil.
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Charlton 5, MK Dons 1; Addicks Thump Dons to Remain Second
Charlton returned to winning ways in dramatic style as they put five goals past third place MK Dons. Five different scorers beat Gueret, including David Mooney's first for the club. Charlton are now four points behind Leeds, who have a game in hand.
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Northwich 1, Charlton 0: Embarrassing Defeat for Charlton
Charlton's indifferent form continued on national television against non-league opposition on Sunday. Struggling to amass wins in League One, the Addicks struggled to even look like a League One side as the Blue Square North team secured a deserved victory.
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Carlisle 3, Charlton 1; Addicks Beaten in the North
Charlton lost away to Carlisle on Saturday allowing Leeds to build a seven point lead at the summit of League One. Though a goal apiece at half time, two strikes from Graham Kanavagh in the second half sent the Addicks crashing to defeat.
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Gillingham 1, Charlton 1: Addicks Surrender their Lead
Charlton failed to close the gap behind Leeds by any more than a solitary point after drawing away at Gillingham. An own goal put the Addicks ahead but that lead was surrendered minutes later as Jackson scored after 82 minutes.
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Charlton 2, Huddersfield 1; Addicks Win and Top the Table
Following last week's somewhat disappointing draw with Oldham, Charlton sought a maximum return this time at the Valley. Huddersfield provided stiff opposition but the Addicks did enough to reach 28 points and top the table, though Leeds have two games in hand.
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Charlton Acquire Striker Mooney from Reading
After the discovery of Deon Burton's hernia problem and a 'setback' in training for Leon McKenzie, Charlton signed David Mooney from Reading ahead of the Huddersfield game.
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Charlton 0, Oldham, 0: Addicks Miss Chance to Top League One
Charlton were held by a resolute Oldham Athletic side to earn themselves a point and deny the Addicks the chance to head League One. This was only the second time this season Charlton had failed to earn maximum points at home after the draw against Southampton.
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Leeds 0, Charlton 0; Addicks Hold Leeds
Charlton prevented Leeds from extending their lead at the top of League One with a much improved performance when compared to the mid-week game at Colchester. Poor finishing and a handful of superb saves from Elliot ensured a clean sheet for the Addicks. Charlton had chances of their own but none were taken.
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Colchester 3, Charlton 0; Undefeated Record Falls
Charlton tasted defeat for the first time this season as they were soundly beaten by Colchester. A Miguel Llera own-goal got Colchester on their way, a strike from Odejayi sent the home side into half-time two goals to the good. A further goal from Odejayi iin the second half sealed the win.
