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Charlton held by Bristol City after Grant opener
12 Oct
Summary
- Karlan Grant scored Charlton's opening goal after a superb combination.
- Scott Twine converted a penalty for Bristol City before halftime.
- Charlton's home returns have improved this season compared to last.
Charlton Athletic maintained their unbeaten streak, now spanning three weeks, following a hard-fought draw with Bristol City. The match saw Karlan Grant provide an early lead for the Addicks with an excellent finish, following a brilliant link-up with Tyreece Campbell.
Bristol City gradually asserted control, exposing weaknesses in Charlton's midfield. A penalty converted by Scott Twine ensured the teams went into halftime level. In the second half, Charlton implemented a tactical change to a three-at-the-back formation, regaining some control and creating chances through Tyreece Campbell and Harvey Knibbs.
Despite these improvements, a lack of attacking incision and persistent careless passing hampered Charlton's ability to capitalize. The club has seen better home returns against several teams this season compared to the previous year, collecting eight points from similar fixtures. However, with six games now without a win, a victory is urgently needed.
