Cardiff on the verge
A solitary point against Charlton tonight will be sufficient to guide Cardiff back to the top flight after a 51-year-absence
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Cardiff on the verge
A solitary point against Charlton tonight will be sufficient to guide Cardiff back to the top flight after a 51-year-absence
Read the full storyPowell: Di Canio move is 'bold'
Paolo Di Canio's former team-mate Chris Powell believes Sunderland made 'a bold decision' in appointing the Italian as their new boss
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Highlights: Charlton 0-1 Huddersfield
Jermaine Beckford continued his love affair with the FA Cup to fire Huddersfield into the fourth round with victory over Charlton
Read the full storyOn this day: Charlton return to the Valley in 1992
On 5 December 1992 Charlton Athletic played their first home game at The Valley in seven years, and capped the occasion in style by beating Portsmouth 1-0.
The Valley had once been the largest stadium in London with a capacity of 75,000, but went into decline after the war. By the 1980s it had been repossessed, and Charlton were forced to groundshare first with Crystal Palace and then with West Ham.
However, in the late eighties plans were laid for a return to the club's home, and with funds raised The Valley was re-opened for the visit of Portsmouth.
Colin Walsh's 7th-minute goal capped the occasion with a victory for the Addicks.
Football Advent Calendar No.5 - Richard Rufus
It's day five of Advent and next up in our list of Premier League legends is Charlton number 5 Richard Rufus. A one-club man, centre-half Rufus made 288 league appearances for the Addicks in a career sadly cut short by injury.
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Addicks pair back down
Charlton duo decide not to make an official complaint about the racial abuse they claimed to have suffered at Millwall on Saturday
Read the full storyFrimpong makes Addicks move
Championship side Charlton have secured the services of highly-rated Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong on loan
Read the full storyBirthday legends
Martin Peters is legend at both West Ham United and Tottenham, not to mention a World Cup winner. The former striker is celebrating his 69th birthday. Another man unwrapping socks is heroic ex-Charlton manager Alan Curbishley, who has turned 55.
Charlton win nine goal thriller
Charlton came from two goals down to record a memorable victory over Cardiff as the sides shared nine goals in an incredible match
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