Tables updated after the 0-0 draw away at Stockport County. After three months of waiting for our revival to collapse I'm finally going to dare to believe that Charlton could go up this season. And despite this draw, Nathan Jones must still be in early contention for March L1 manager of the Month...
Tables updated after the 2-1 home win against Wigan. Interestingly, match day 37 has been a good one for Charlton over the years in League One. We've only lost once in 11 seasons, and only drew a couple I think.
Tables updated after the away defeat at Peterborough. A big blow to our chances of bagging 2nd place. Perhaps they were never really very good. Fixture 38 has traditionally been a successful one for Charlton in League One. The only other season we lost it was 2010-11.
Tables updated after the 4-0 victory over Huddersfield Town. Top 6 now all but mathematically assured We must hope our best players can now stay fit. But we cannot wrap them in cotton wool. A timid approach will not work. Winning momentum is much more crucial.
Tables updated after the good away win at Mansfield. Two points gained on the 2nd & 3rd placed teams Still an outside chance of sneaking that second automatic spot...
Tables updated after the 2-2 home draw against the Imps. We're still looking OK in the play-offs, but cannot afford too many more poor results. All the 4 teams directly below us have a game in hand.
Tables updated after the decent away win against Cambridge. A play-off place now virtually assured. Charlton would have to slump to 1 point from all our remaining four games, AND Bolton or Leyton Orient would have to win all four of theirs. Two of those three things are not going to happen.
Tables updated after the Good Frida home win over Northampton Town. A play-off place guaranteed in advance of our next two tough games Charlton are now in the best position we've ever been in after 43 games - in a season where we are not yet promoted. Can't ask a lot more than that, considering our woeful September - November run. And still relatively minimal injury worries I assume?
Tables updated after the thumping away win at Wycombe First of three Cup Finals won. Next up - biggest game of the season, Wrexham away We have to win it, and hope that Wycombe fail to win. Squeaky bum time...
Form over the last 6 games: Birmingham, Charlton and Stockport 16 points; Orient 13; Hollywood 12; Wycombe and Reading 10.
Tables updated after the very disappointing 3-0 defeat away at Wrexham. Charlton highly likely to finish 5th now. And lose the advantage of a home second leg in the play-off semi-Finals (I assume).
Tables updated after the last day win against Burton at the Valley. 4th place secured, two winnable semi-Final legs against off-form Wycombe... Wembley awaits.
