Richard Cawley

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Northampton Town manager Kevin Nolan wanted Charlton Athletic defender Tom McIntyre to be sent off in yesterday’s League One clash at The Valley. The Portsmouth loanee conceded a penalty in the first half – converted by Dara Costelloe – after he handled Tariqe Fosu’s cross. Costelloe’s successful spot-kick cancelled out Luke Berry’s early goal but McIntyre escaped any card from referee Ollie Yates. Matty Godden’s 18th goal of the season earned maximum points for Charlton.

5 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Charlton Athletic made sure of their League One play-off place after a 2-1 win over Northampton Town today. The victory also moved the Addicks up to fourth in the table. Here is the lowdown on the match. THE LINE-UPSCharlton: Mannion, Ramsay, Jones, McIntyre (Aneke 54), Small, Coventry, Docherty (Gilbert 69), Berry (Anderson 89), Edwards, Campbell (Watson 89), Godden (Mbick 88). Subs not used: Maynard-Brewer, Ahadme.

6 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Nathan Jones reckons that Charlton Athletic’s owners now have a revitalised football club on their hands – compared to the state of affairs when he walked into The Valley. American duo Joshua Friedman and Gabriel Brener, the two major shareholders in the South London outfit, were at today’s 2-1 win over Northampton Town with their respective families. Charlton will be in the League One play-offs at the end of the season with the victory this afternoon guaranteeing a top-six finish.

6 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Nathan Jones has told his Charlton Athletic players that nothing less than victories in all of their remaining League One matches will keep alive any hope of claiming the second automatic promotion place. The Addicks are guaranteed a play-off place after today’s 2-1 win over Northampton Town at The Valley. Charlton head to second-placed Wycombe Wanderers on Monday before travelling to third-placed Wrexham on Saturday.

6 days ago | londonnewsonline.co.uk | Richard Cawley

Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones says he has “immense pride” now that they have secured a League One play-off place. It is the first time that the Addicks have finished in the top six since the 2018-19 campaign which ended in promotion to the Championship under Lee Bowyer. The South Londoners knew a victory today against Northampton Town would guarantee a play-off finish.