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Ipswich had the worst away record of any side in the top 10 before kick-off but will be delighted with their first comeback win on the road this season.
It moves them back above Millwall, who slip to third place, with both sides level on points but the Tractor Boys boasting a far superior goal difference.
Perhaps more importantly, Ipswich still have a game in hand, which puts them in
Charlton Athletic moved six points clear of the relegation zone with three games remaining as they drew with Sheffield Wednesday at The Valley.
Matty Godden gave the Addicks the lead just after break, having hit the crossbar on the stroke of half-time.
Gabriel Otegbayo tapped into an empty net to level the score after an error from Charlton goalkeeper Will Mannion, while the Owls felt aggrieved not to be awarded
Visiting goalkeeper Will Mannion shone in a lively contest, turning Irankunda’s early drive behind and producing a one-on-one save after the Australia international won the ball inside his own half, exchanged a one-two with Louza and surged inside the box.
The ever-creative Louza beat Mannion but not the woodwork with a second crossing attempt following a corner, and Docherty followed suit at the other end in the culmination of a
Charlie Kelman converted a 93rd-minute penalty for Charlton Athletic as Oxford United lost two precious points in the Championship relegation fight.
Oxford were just minutes away from recording their fourth straight win and pulling three points clear of the drop zone when Ciaron Brown pulled back Lloyd Jones to give away the spot-kick.
The incident mirrored Oxford’s goal when Kayne Ramsay needlessly barged over Will Lankshear to concede a penalty,
There are countless ways to win a football match, and Charlton Athletic’s 1–0 triumph at Middlesbrough was a shining example of the most stubborn kind.
Against a side that had swept aside QPR and Birmingham City, scoring four and three goals respectively in recent weeks, Nathan Jones’ men produced a defensive masterclass of grit and structure.
Middlesbrough may have enjoyed 78% possession and rained down 34 attempts on goal, but
Middlesbrough’s promotion hopes were dealt a painful blow as Conor Coady gave Charlton a surprise win at the Riverside Stadium.
Boro were hoping to keep up the pressure on Championship leaders Coventry with victory but instead dropped precious points in their pursuit of a place in the Premier League.
Coady’s second-half winner leaves Boro eight points behind the Sky Blues, and more importantly just one ahead of a charging Millwall
Charlie Kelman’s winner was enough to give Charlton a 1-0 victory over Birmingham City at The Valley and an important three points in their bid to move further clear of the relegation zone in the Championship.
The forward’s fifth goal of the campaign came moments after coming off the bench, and settled a game of few clear-cut chances.
Prior to the winner, Tyrese Campbell had the best opening for the
Naturally, Wrexham fans enjoyed the victory.
Indeed, they’ve become used to celebrating on the road given Wrexham haven’t lost on their travels since a late defeat at Swansea City before Christmas. From the last 18 points on offer on the road, Wrexham have collected 16 of them.
More than that, those flying the Welsh flags in the away end on St David’s Day weekend will have also enjoyed the win
Conor Coady said he is relishing playing in midfield at Charlton Athletic since arriving on loan at the south-east London club from Wrexham.
The former England international has been plying his trade in the Championship this season after spending seven of the previous eight years in the Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers, Everton and Leicester City.
Coady has operated as a centre-back for most of his career since being converted
Charlton Athletic’s 1-0 defeat by Wrexham was not about effort or attitude.
The performance and work rate could not be faulted. What hurt most was the lack of composure and quality in front of goal — the inability to be more clinical when chances came our way.
Let’s take four moments that defined the afternoon.
In the 20th minute, Luke Berry, found by Tyreece Campbell, hesitated just long enough for