Charlton Athletic

The lowdown on Charlton’s dramatic 2-1 win at Leyton Orient.

The Addicks have now scored 15 goals from set-pieces during the League One season

The Addicks scored twice in added-time at Brisbane Road to climb back into League One’s top six

The South London Press exclusively caught up with former Charlton midfielder Darren Pratley ahead of Saturday’s big League One match at Leyton Orient.

Leyton Orient left-back Jack Currie saw red on Tuesday night early on in their 2-0 defeat at Birmingham.

The Addicks are level on points with the east Londoners, who have suffered successive losses to Bolton and Birmingham, and also have a match in hand.

The Addicks, seventh, are level on points, 53, and have a game in hand over sixth-placed Orient.

The 35-year-old initially joined the Addicks in the middle of September on a short-term contract.

Former Charlton Athletic first-team coach Anthony Hayes is the new assistant manager of Crystal Palace’s U21 side.

The academy product, 21, scored his fifth goal of the season in Saturday’s 3-0 win over Exeter City.

The lowdown on Charlton’s 3-0 win over Exeter.

The Addicks are only outside the top six on goal difference after today’s 3-0 victory over Exeter this afternoon.

Angus MacDonald’s first-half own goal put the Addicks on the way to a one-sided victory – their fifth home one in a row.

Watson will take on his former side on March 11 at the Broadfield Stadium.

He has been nominated for the divisional Player of the Month award in August and January.

Charlton had taken 16 points out of a possible 18 – five wins and one draw – before the loss to Birmingham, who are 10 points clear of third-placed Wrexham.

Exeter now head to South London 17th in the League One table and the Addicks are seventh – three points off the play-offs.

The defender joined the Addicks in the summer from Millwall and has started 25 League One outings this season.