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Charlton

BetGenius has 5 published predictions on Charlton matches. We publish a win rate once 20 picks have settled in a scope this narrow — 4 have so far, so no rate is claimed for this team yet.

Team form
The Valley · London · 27,111 capacity
Coach: N. Jones · since February 2024
Form rating
41Poor

Last 5 matches · 2W-1D-2L · -6 goal difference

LDWLW
Played
5
W-D-L
3-1-1
Goals
6:7
All-time for Charlton
Not enough data yet
4 of 20 decided so far

Squad (32)

Goalkeeper (3)

A. Okonkwo
#13 · 24
T. Brooks
#21 · 23
W. Mannion
#25 · 27

Defender (11)

K. Ramsay
#2 · 25
L. Jones
#5 · 30
Billy Dawson Koumetio
#12 · 23
A. Bell
#17 · 31
I. Mesík
#18 · 24
D. McNamara
#20 · 27
C. Sichenje
#28 · 22
N. Asiimwe
#31 · 21
R. Burke
#32 · 29
A. Mwamba
#32 · 19
Tyler Bindon
#44 · 20

Midfielder (11)

C. Coventry
#6 · 25
T. Campbell
#7 · 22
H. Knibbs
#8 · 26
K. Ahearne-Grant
#9 · 28
G. Docherty
#10 · 29
S. Carey
#14 · 24
N. Chalobah
#15 · 31
T. Ouma
#16 · 21
J. Rankin-Costello
#26 · 26
R. Apter
#30 · 22
I. Fullah
#37 · 18

Attacker (7)

M. Leaburn
#11 · 22
D. Kanu
#15 · 21
M. Alli
#19 · 25
C. Kelman
#23 · 24
M. Godden
#24 · 34
Micah Mbick
#33 · 19
Kai Enslin
#34 · 20

Head-to-head records

Featured
Wed 07:00 PM
ChampionshipChampionship
Market
Double Chance
Pick
Charlton or Draw
Confidence72%

Charlton have been solid on home turf this season, winning both league games at The Valley while conceding an average of only 0.5 goals per match. Across five head-to-head encounters hosted by Charlton, QPR have never won, recording two draws and three defeats. Although Charlton manage a lengthy absence list including nine sidelined players, their defensive stability at home coupled with QPR coming off a shutout loss against Middlesbrough makes the home double chance a well-supported outcome in a traditionally low-scoring matchup.

FeaturedLOST
Sat 11:30 AM
ChampionshipChampionship
Market
Double Chance
Pick
Charlton or Draw
Confidence75%

Charlton enter this fixture in strong league form, holding an unbeaten record of three wins and one draw through their opening four Championship fixtures. In contrast, Stoke City have suffered three defeats in four league matches, conceding nine goals overall. Although Stoke have won their previous two home meetings against Charlton in recent years, Charlton's defensive record of just 0.8 goals conceded per game this season provides them with a stable platform to take at least a point away from home.

FeaturedWON
Wed 06:45 PM
ChampionshipChampionship
Market
Both Teams to Score
Pick
Yes
Confidence72%

Both teams have found the net in every single Championship fixture they have played this season. West Brom have shown plenty of attacking threat led by J. Morgan, who has contributed two goals and two assists, but their defense has conceded an average of 1.7 goals per game and is yet to keep a clean sheet. Charlton have scored in all three league outings, averaging 1.7 goals per game, and with 60 percent of the last five head-to-head fixtures seeing both teams score, there is a strong statistical probability of goals at both ends.

FeaturedWON
Sat 02:00 PM
ChampionshipChampionship
Market
Double Chance
Pick
Charlton or Draw
Confidence78%

Charlton’s two‑game winning streak, superior goal‑difference (+2) and home advantage make them the stronger side. Preston’s lack of points, lower scoring rate and higher goals‑against average increase the likelihood that Charlton will at least draw. The combined evidence of form, standings and season‑long goal statistics supports a double‑chance home or draw selection, while the high over‑2.5 goal rate in both recent meetings and current season averages justifies an over 2.5 goals call.

FeaturedWON
Wed 06:45 PM
EFL CupEFL Cup
Market
Match Winner
Pick
Tottenham to win
Confidence78%

Tottenham have been tough to beat on home soil across recent outings, registering a 3-0 win and two draws (2-2 and 1-1) in their last three home fixtures. While Charlton arrive with momentum after winning four of their last five matches, Tottenham's home advantage provides strong coverage under the Double Chance market. Both sides have consistently featured in high-scoring affairs, with Charlton scoring two or more goals in four of their last five games and Tottenham seeing at least three total goals in four of their previous five fixtures.