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Lincoln City and Charlton Athletic had to settle for a point each at Sincil Bank. Far from a classic, it was largely a story of how two defences held firm throughout the 90 minutes but truth be told, the nil-nil scoreline was largely down to a lack of quality in attacking areas from both sides.
Mark Kennedy’s Lincoln City will be aiming to bounce back from their 2-0 defeat to Bolton Wanderers against Charlton Atheltic following impressive victories over Derby County and Bristol Rovers in recent weeks.
Cambridge United’s 2-1 win away at Wigan Athletic has opened the door for Rotherham United and MK Dons in the promotion race.
Charlton Athletic ran out one-nil winners away at Doncaster Rovers which hammered another nail into the coffin of Doncaster’s ill-fated League One campaign.
Corey Blackett-Taylor was the star of the show for Charlton Athletic as they ran out 1-0 winners to relegation-threatened Doncaster Rovers in South Yorkshire.
Sheffield Wednesday moved into the play-offs with their sixth victory in seven games as they swept aside Johnnie Jackson’s desperate Charlton Athletic side with a 2-0 win.
Wigan Athletic’s attacking talent enjoyed a fruitful afternoon at the DW stadium during a come from behind victory over mid-table Charlton Athletic.
Wigan Athetic will be aiming to get their automatic promotion push back on track on Saturday when they welcome Charlton Athletic to the DW stadium.
Nottingham Forest fans will be hopeful of carrying on their fine form when Charlton Athletic visit the City Ground tonight (Tuesday 11 February).
Eight has become four in the Papa John’s Trophy with the semi-final line-up of the competition now confirmed after Tuesday’s night’s quarter-final ties across the country.
Charlton Athletic will be looking for their first league win since mid-December as they welcome Fleetwood Town to The Valley.
Two first-half goals from Oli Finney and Mikael Mandron proved to be the difference between Crewe Alexandra and Charlton Athletic in a tight encounter.
Burton Albion returned to League One action with a dominant 4-1 victory over Crewe Alexandra.
The Railwaymen have one of the youngest defences in League One with last night’s starting back five all academy graduates with an average age of just over 20.
On another cold and dark night, Crewe fans were left disappointed by their side’s display as they fell to another defeat at the University of Bolton Stadium.
Bottom of the League One table Crewe Alexandra welcomed second from bottom Doncaster Rovers to the Mornflake Stadium in what was called a relegation six-pointer prior to the game.
Regan Poole was the hero of the afternoon as his injury-time winner secured Lincoln City’s first home win since the opening day of the season with a dramatic 2-1 win over Charlton Atheltic.
Lincoln City will be looking to improve their home form at the LNER Stadium following a stuttering start to the season.
After Russell Martin’s departure to Swansea City on the eve of the footballing calendars beginning, all eyes turned to Liam Sweeting, MK Dons’ Sporting Director, to oversee the recruitment of the managerial replacement.
After winning promotion as League Two champions last season, Cheltenham Town prepare for just their second-ever season in League One.
Before the game, Charlton knew they needed to pick up three points to stand any realistic chance of finishing in the top 6. They did just that, but a big win for Oxford condemned The Addicks to another season in League One.
The Champions face the play-off outsiders in a big game at the Valley. With only one remaining spot in the League One play-off’s, Charlton will hope that Hull are already on their holidays.
There is just one game left of the League One season, with Portsmouth, Oxford, and Charlton all fighting for one spot.
A five-minute brace from Mikael Mandron was enough to derail a lethargic performance from MK Dons as Crewe Alexandra ran out 2-0 winners at Stadium MK.